No onward chain — vacant possession simplifies purchase process
Short walk to beach, harbour and Holywell Dene — excellent coastal location
Detached garage and south-facing rear garden — useful storage and outdoor space
Two reception rooms plus fitted kitchen — flexible family layout
Two first-floor bedrooms enjoy coastal views — strong lifestyle appeal
Requires cosmetic updating throughout — refurbishment costs expected
Double glazing (post-2002) and mains gas heating — reasonable thermal efficiency
Not on known coalfield; conveyancer check recommended
Set just a short walk from Seaton Sluice beach, harbour and Holywell Dene, this three-bedroom mid-terrace is offered freehold and with no onward chain. The first-floor rooms enjoy striking coastal views, and the house includes a detached garage and a south-facing rear garden — rare extras for a terrace in this location. Local shops, bus routes and well-rated schools are all within easy reach, making this a genuinely convenient family spot.
The house retains a traditional layout with two separate reception rooms, a practical family kitchen and three modest first-floor bedrooms (two with fitted storage). The property appears structurally sound but needs cosmetic updating throughout; buyers should budget for refurbishment to modernise finishes and services where desired. EPC rating D and Council Tax Band A reflect the current condition and running-cost profile.
Practical advantages include mains gas central heating, double glazing installed after 2002, very low flood risk and excellent mobile signal. Broadband speeds are reported as fast but should be confirmed. The property is not known to be on a coalfield, though the local mining heritage means conveyancing checks are recommended.
This is an attractive purchase for a family seeking seaside lifestyle and scope to add value, or for an investor prepared to update the interior. The small plot and modest room sizes suit buyers looking for manageable outdoor maintenance rather than extensive grounds.
