Southerly-facing rear garden with sun-drenched patio and mature planting
Far-reaching sea views from upper floors and garden
Bay-fronted dining room and separate sitting room with garden doors
Two generous double bedrooms plus a further single bedroom
About 817 sq ft; freehold; affordable council tax banding
Requires renovation and modernisation throughout — budget needed
Potential to extend rear and loft (subject to planning permission)
No visible off-street parking; small front garden and modest plot
This three-bedroom semi-detached 1930s family home on Hollingbury Rise offers solid period character and genuine scope to create a long-term family property. The layout includes a bay-fronted dining room, separate sitting room with double doors to the garden, and a fitted kitchen with views over the rear garden and towards the sea. The southerly-facing rear garden and sun-drenched patio are standout features, ideal for outdoor family use and evening sun.
The upper floor houses two generous double bedrooms and a further single bedroom, plus a family bathroom. From the upper rooms and garden there are far-reaching views towards the sea. The house is freehold, approximately 817 sq ft, and positioned in a popular, well-connected area close to Fiveways, local schools and stations — practical for commuting and family life.
The property needs renovation and modernisation throughout; buyers should factor in refurbishment costs. There’s no obvious off-street parking and the plot to the front is small. However, there is potential to extend to the rear and into the loft subject to planning permission (STPP), offering clear upside for a growing family wanting extra space.
In short, this home suits buyers seeking a period property with a sunny garden and sea views who are prepared to invest in renovation and possible extension to unlock the house’s full potential.
