Short stroll to East Street and Chichester city centre
Open-plan sitting/dining room with bay window and French doors
Garden with lawn, shrubs, raised decking and large timber shed
Principal bedroom with excellent built-in storage
Recently replaced roof, guttering, fascias and soffits
On-street permit parking only (no private driveway)
EPC D and cavity walls assumed uninsulated — energy upgrades advised
Two bedrooms, one bathroom; average-sized accommodation
This well-presented two-bedroom mid-terrace house sits a short stroll from East Street and Chichester city centre, offering easy access to shops, transport links and local amenities. Light-filled and neutrally styled throughout, the ground floor features an open-plan sitting/dining room with a bay window and French doors that connect the interior to the rear garden — ideal for weekend relaxing or casual entertaining.
The kitchen overlooks the garden and is fitted with neutral cabinetry and tiled splashbacks, providing a practical workspace. Upstairs, two well-proportioned bedrooms include a principal room with built-in storage. The family bathroom is finished to a good standard and includes both a bath and a separate shower, meeting everyday family needs.
Outside, the private rear garden is laid mainly to lawn with shrubs, a raised deck and a large timber shed. Recent exterior work — including a replaced roof, guttering, fascias and soffits — reduces immediate maintenance concerns. On-road permit parking serves the property rather than a private driveway.
Notable practical points: the property has an EPC rating of D and cavity walls are recorded as built without insulation (assumed), so upgrading insulation and energy-efficiency measures should be considered. The house is an average-sized, two-bedroom home with one bathroom, freehold tenure and on-street parking, making it particularly suitable for first-time buyers seeking central Chichester living with scope to improve energy performance over time.
