• Two double bedrooms and large lounge with open fire
• Modern fitted kitchen, separate utility and updated shower room
• Stunning coastline views from garden and rear rooms
• Freehold, chain-free — ready for a quick sale
• Decent plot with mature front and rear gardens, shed and greenhouse
• Built 1950s–60s; cavity walls assumed without insulation
• Area classified as hampered neighbourhoods; local deprivation noted
• Council tax affordable; mains gas heating, fast broadband, excellent signal
A bright, chain-free two-bedroom end of terrace offering coastal views and immediate move-in condition. The accommodation includes a modern fitted kitchen, separate utility room and an updated shower room, arranged around an open-plan feel that suits first-time buyers or young couples. The lounge, with an open fire, overlooks a mature rear garden that provides a private outdoor space and uninterrupted outlook toward the coastline.
Practical positives include mains gas central heating (boiler and radiators), fast broadband and excellent mobile signal, plus a decent plot with front and rear gardens, shed and greenhouse. At about 786 sq ft, the layout is well-proportioned: a large principal bedroom, a good second bedroom and generous lounge space. The property is freehold and offered with no onward chain, easing a swift purchase.
A few factual points to note: the house dates from the 1950s–60s and some external features reflect that era; walls are assumed to be uninsulated cavity construction, which may affect running costs until upgraded. The wider area has pockets of deprivation and the local classification notes hampered neighbourhoods; crime levels are described as average. These are balanced by local amenities, regular bus services and proximity to Brighton Marina and Churchill Square.
Overall, this is a straightforward first-home opportunity for buyers seeking coastal views, a ready-to-live-in layout and outside space — with sensible scope for insulation and cosmetic upgrades to improve energy efficiency and long-term running costs.
