South-facing balcony with direct sea views
Three well-proportioned bedrooms, good natural light
Open-plan lounge/diner with service hatch to kitchen
Private parking plus separate garage for storage
Single bathroom only — may need reconfiguration for families
Electric room heaters; heating upgrade likely advisable
Cavity walls assumed uninsulated — insulation recommended
Leasehold tenure; 1950s–60s construction, refurbishment potential
Set on Brighton Road with a south-facing balcony and direct sea views, this three-bedroom flat offers practical family living close to Worthing’s seafront. The open-plan lounge/diner is bright and makes the most of natural light, while the service hatch keeps the kitchen connected to everyday life and entertaining. Private parking plus a separate garage add useful storage and convenience for coastal living.
The apartment is a mid-20th-century build (1950s–1960s) with double glazing fitted after 2002. Heating is by electric room heaters and the cavity walls are assumed uninsulated — buyers should plan for modern heating and insulation upgrades to improve comfort and running costs. There is one bathroom serving three bedrooms, so families may want to consider reconfiguration or refurbishment for greater convenience.
The location suits families: several well-rated primary and secondary schools are nearby, and local amenities include shops, cafes, leisure facilities and good public transport links. Broadband is fast and mobile signal is excellent, which supports home working or streaming. The property is offered leasehold at £250,000 and presents clear potential for investment or a family seeking a seaside base, but it will reward buyers prepared to update heating, insulation and possibly bathroom arrangements.