Spacious three-bedroom period home with driveway parking, near the seafront and good schools..
- Three double reception rooms with high ceilings and period fireplace feature
- Principal bedroom bright with built-in wardrobes and generous proportions
- Large kitchen/breakfast room with direct garden access and built-in appliances
- Private driveway parking for two vehicles; rare for seafront location
- Low-maintenance paved rear garden with mature shrub borders and shed
- Single main bathroom plus separate WCs; may be limiting for larger families
- Solid brick walls likely lack cavity insulation; potential energy inefficiency
- Local area shows above-average crime and higher area deprivation indicators
This three-bedroom Victorian semi-detached home pairs period character with practical family living across generous rooms and high ceilings. The elegant lounge with bay window and fireplace, long entrance hall and dual reception layout create a sense of scale rarely found at this size. The country-style kitchen/breakfast room opens to a low-maintenance paved garden, making indoor–outdoor family days and summer barbecues straightforward.
The principal bedroom is bright and fitted with built-in wardrobes; two further bedrooms and a large multi-level landing give flexibility for children, a home office or hobbies. The house benefits from private driveway parking for two cars — a valuable convenience in this seafront neighbourhood — and a practical garden shed for outside storage. Transport links are strong with nearby bus routes and train stations, and excellent local schools and coastal amenities are within easy walking distance.
Buyers should note a few material considerations: the property dates from the early 20th century and has solid brick walls likely without cavity insulation, so heating costs may be higher than modern homes. Double glazing is present but the install date is unknown. There is one main family bathroom plus a separate WC; for some families a single bathroom may be limiting. The immediate area is classified as deprived and the local crime level is above average — factors to weigh alongside the property’s many positives.
Freehold tenure, mains gas heating via boiler and radiators, and a total living area of about 1,432 sq ft offer a substantial, characterful family home in a sought-after coastal location. This property will suit families seeking period proportions, space to grow, and easy access to the seafront, while buyers who prioritise low energy bills or require a quieter neighbourhood should factor in the listed drawbacks.