3 bedrooms with upstairs walk-in wardrobe and practical layout
Private rear garden with patio; exterior needs maintenance
Bright lounge with patio doors to garden
Kitchen/diner plus separate utility and downstairs W/C
Freehold; very low flood risk and affordable council tax
Electric storage heaters — likely more costly than gas heating
Area: close to Camber beach but local crime above average
Local area has high deprivation; consider resale/let demand factors
Set a short walk from Camber’s sandy beach, this three-bedroom terraced home offers a straightforward, affordable entry into coastal living. The layout includes a bright lounge with patio doors, a generous kitchen/diner, utility space and a downstairs W/C — practical rooms for everyday family life. A private rear garden and porch extend the living space outdoors, useful for summer socialising or pets.
The house is freehold and was built in the late 1960s–1970s with cavity walls and double glazing (installation date unknown). Heating is via electric storage heaters and the property runs on mains electricity — an economical council tax band and very low flood risk are useful financial positives. Broadband speeds and mobile signal are strong, making the home suitable for remote working or streaming.
Buyers should note the local context: the wider area registers as very deprived and crime levels are above average. The property’s electrical heating system can be expensive to run compared with gas, and older mid‑20th‑century fittings may reward updating. The garden and exterior show weathering and will need routine maintenance. These are realistic but manageable trade-offs for a low-priced seaside starter home.
This house suits first-time buyers or a small family seeking an affordable coastal base with good connectivity and outside space. It’s habitable now with straightforward scope to modernise heating, décor and the garden to add personal value and comfort.
