Newly refurbished Victorian end-terrace with bay window and westerly garden — ideal starter home..
• Two-bedroom Victorian end-of-terrace with period features
• Recently refurbished: new kitchen and modern bathroom
• Bright lounge and separate dining room, bay window
• Westerly rear garden, mostly patio, small plot
• Double glazing throughout and tasteful neutral decor
• Freehold tenure; modest footprint ~89 sq m (956 sq ft)
• Heating details conflict in records; verify gas/electric supply
• Solid brick walls likely lack cavity insulation; consider upgrades
Recently refurbished throughout, this Victorian red-brick end-of-terrace presents a smart two-bedroom home in Eastbourne’s Salehurst Road. Bright living and dining rooms with a bay window and high ceilings retain period character while neutral finishes and new floor coverings make the property move-in ready. A brand-new fitted kitchen and modern bathroom add convenience for a first home or buy-to-let.
The house benefits from double glazing and a westerly-facing rear garden that catches the afternoon sun—good for summer sitting or low-maintenance planting. The layout of separate lounge and dining rooms gives flexible living space for a small family or professionals who want distinct reception areas.
A few practical points to note: the listing paperwork contains conflicting heating details (advert description references an Ideal gas boiler and gas central heating, while property data records electric storage heaters and electricity as main fuel). This should be clarified before purchase. The property’s solid brick walls are likely uninsulated, giving scope for energy-efficiency improvements. The plot is small and there is no allocated parking shown.
Overall this freehold Victorian terrace offers a tidy, neutral finish and flexible accommodation at a modest footprint — appealing to first-time buyers seeking a low-maintenance coastal town home or investors looking for a straightforward let after minor checks on heating and insulation.