A SPACIOUS 2/3 bedroom mid terraced PERIOD HOME situated in this EXTREMELY POPULAR RESIDENTIAL AREA. The house is considered to be in EXCELLENT DECORATIVE ORDER throughout with WEST FACING REAR GARDEN. Benefits include FLEXIBLE ACCOMMODATION with an accessible and usable BOARDED ATTIC. NO ONWARD CHAIN. Viewing is a must. Energy Rating: D60 Exclusive to Maslen Estate Agents
WHAT THE OWNER SAYS:
"We liked this house because of its light and airy feel in this dynamic part of town. We have found the layout very flexible with room for working from home, children play or entertaining friends and family. The west-facing garden has been a blessing.
We bought this property because of its central Brighton location - everything you need is on the doorstep and easily accessible on foot, from the Duke of York’s cinema to the pubs, restaurants and Open Market on London Road as well as an easy walk to both Brighton and London Road stations. We love the proximity of the green corridor down to the beach from Preston Park to the Level and the new Valley Gardens park - or if you prefer you can walk through the vibrant North Laine for great shopping. We could even get further afield with ease, along the coast either way or up to Gatwick and London in no time and the occasional ferry to France from Newhaven. Our family has benefitted from the great education opportunities in Brighton with its two universities, a strong cultural offer and some excellent local schools.
We hope the next occupants will be as happy here as we have been!"
Double glazed panelled door into:
Radiator, understairs storage cupboard, carpeted stairs rising to first floor. Double doors opening into:
Double glazed bay window to front, attractive feature fireplace & mantle, corniced ceiling, radiator, dado rail.
Double glazed window to rear, radiator, coved ceiling.
Storage cupboard, double glazed patio doors with window to either side opening out to side return, radiator.
A dual aspect room with double glazed window to side, glazed panelled door with window to either side opening out to rear garden. Work surfaces with inset 4 burner electric hob, oven below & extractor hood above, further work surface with inset single drainer stainless steel sink unit with mixer tap, space for washing machine, range of fitted wall & base units, part tiled walls,
Suite comprising panelled bath, mixer tap & shower attachment, pedestal wash hand basin, low level WC, shower cubicle with wall mounted shower unit. Part tiled walls, double glazed window to rear, heated towel rail.
Low level WC, pedestal wash hand basin, part tiled walls, window, radiator.
Understairs storage cupboard. Door with stairs to boarded attic.
Double glazed window to rear, radiator, coved ceiling.
Double glazed bay window to front, further double glazed window, radiator, coved ceiling.
Velux windows to front and rear, access to eaves storage.
West facing rear patio garden.
122.3 sq.m (1,316 sq.ft)
All bays (permit, shared use and pay & display) operate 9am to 8pm Monday to Sunday including Bank Holidays. Always check the street signs before you park.
Visitor permit cost: £3.50, valid for one calendar day (residents permitted 50 a year).
Resident parking permit for non-diesel, normal emission vehicles producing between 111g/km - 165g/km CO2 cost: £130 annual, £45 for 3 months.
Non-diesel, low emission vehicles producing 110g/km or less CO2 cost: £65 annual, £22.50 for 3 months.
Diesel or high emission vehicles producing 166g/km or more CO2 cost: £163 annual, £57 for 3 months.
Fiveways is a family area. Outside of central Brighton but close enough to make town easily accessible, there are good schools, big houses and great parks.It's a village in itself. There's a traditional greengrocer, butcher & deli, with plenty of green space nearby – Blakers Park, Preston Park and access to the South Downs via Ditchling Road.Fiveways is where people come to settle down in a family home, but still want everything Brighton has to offer.
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