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Set within a leafy Heene cul de sac just off Manor Road, this first floor flat offers easy access down to the beach and into the centre of town. Sitting on the top floor of a detached property with just one other home, it benefits from the privacy of its own street entrance and the relaxing vibes of an idyllic rear garden. Equally perfect for a young family, working from home or anyone looking to downsize, it has a long lease with a share of the freehold and splits any maintenance costs fairly on a 50/50 basis with the ground floor neighbour.
Inside, an easy flowing triple aspect layout unfolds from a central hallway that instantly gives a great sense of space and provides access to a partially boarded loft via a fitted wooden ladder. Filled with light from wide south facing windows, a superbly styled lounge/dining room has an impressive amount of space for you to relax, dine and unwind. A warmly toned heritage colour scheme is complemented by plush carpeting, and while the broad chimney breast alcoves accommodate bookcases and storage without encroaching on the main floor space, the trees outside add an attractive backdrop.
Looking out over the greenery of the garden, across the landing a generously sized kitchen is fully fitted with traditional country cabinets with classic cup handles. Black marble veined countertops lend a contemporary twist and whilst the layout is designed to house a freestanding cooker, washing machine and fridge freezer it is easy to see that the space could be appointed with integrated appliances if you prefer. A breakfast bar is a great spot for a morning coffee and there`s an impressive amount of storage and workspace on offer.
The tastefully chosen heritage colours, flow of natural light and excellent dimensions are echoed in two equally impressive double bedrooms. Both have plenty of storage in fitted wardrobes and whilst an enviably sized main bedroom sits peacefully to the rear with views of the garden the other is finished with alphabet and animal decals that children will love. Versatile to your needs, the second bedroom provides ample scope to be a dedicated home office/study instead if you need one.
A modern bathroom with encaustic patterned tiles has a bath with an overhead shower, and a separate WC is an added bonus on busy mornings.
Step Outside
Accessed from the side of the property a private rear garden creates a hugely idyllic place to spend time in the summer sun. Notably large and framed on two sides by the rustic charm of brilliantly high bungaroosh walls, its tiered paved landscaping is both easy to maintain and inviting. Each tier supplies a wealth of space to enjoy al fresco drinks and meals with family and friends, and a painted summerhouse is ideal for when the temperature drops or you need to shelter from the sun. An inset rose bush adds a pop of colour to an Astroturf lawn that gives children a place to play and a great selection of flowering and evergreen shrubs stretch out around you in timber framed beds. Neighbouring tall trees to the rear add leafy scenery that gives a prized sense of peace and privacy.
In your local area
With the beach and seafront less than half a mile from your door, this first floor home is ideally positioned for all that Worthing has to offer. The city centre with its wide range of high street and independent cafes, shops, bars and restaurants is within easy reach, and there are plenty of supermarkets to choose from including Waitrose and Marks & Spencer. Local Spar and Morrisons outlets are a short walk from your door on Heene Road, and local schools include The Nursery School Company, Heene C of E Primary School, St Mary`s Catholic Primary School, and Our Lady of Sion Junior and Senior schools. West Worthing and Worthing mainlines stations are approximately only 0.6 and 0.9miles respectively.
Notice
Please note we have not tested any apparatus, fixtures, fittings, or services. Interested parties must undertake their own investigation into the working order of these items. All measurements are approximate and photographs provided for guidance only.
Council Tax
Adur & Worthing, Band C
Lease Length
934 Years
Utilities
Electric: Mains Supply
Gas: Mains Supply
Water: Mains Supply
Sewerage: Mains Supply
Broadband: FTTC
Telephone: Landline
Other Items
Heating: Gas Central Heating
Garden/Outside Space: Yes
Parking: No
Garage: No
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Description
Step InsideSet within a leafy Heene cul de sac just off Manor Road, this first floor flat offers easy access down to the beach and into the centre of town. Sitting on the top floor of a detached property with just one other home, it benefits from the privacy of its own street entrance and the relaxing vibes of an idyllic rear garden. Equally perfect for a young family, working from home or anyone looking to downsize, it has a long lease with a share of the freehold and splits any maintenance costs fairly on a 50/50 basis with the ground floor neighbour.
Inside, an easy flowing triple aspect layout unfolds from a central hallway that instantly gives a great sense of space and provides access to a partially boarded loft via a fitted wooden ladder. Filled with light from wide south facing windows, a superbly styled lounge/dining room has an impressive amount of space for you to relax, dine and unwind. A warmly toned heritage colour scheme is complemented by plush carpeting, and while the broad chimney breast alcoves accommodate bookcases and storage without encroaching on the main floor space, the trees outside add an attractive backdrop.
Looking out over the greenery of the garden, across the landing a generously sized kitchen is fully fitted with traditional country cabinets with classic cup handles. Black marble veined countertops lend a contemporary twist and whilst the layout is designed to house a freestanding cooker, washing machine and fridge freezer it is easy to see that the space could be appointed with integrated appliances if you prefer. A breakfast bar is a great spot for a morning coffee and there`s an impressive amount of storage and workspace on offer.
The tastefully chosen heritage colours, flow of natural light and excellent dimensions are echoed in two equally impressive double bedrooms. Both have plenty of storage in fitted wardrobes and whilst an enviably sized main bedroom sits peacefully to the rear with views of the garden the other is finished with alphabet and animal decals that children will love. Versatile to your needs, the second bedroom provides ample scope to be a dedicated home office/study instead if you need one.
A modern bathroom with encaustic patterned tiles has a bath with an overhead shower, and a separate WC is an added bonus on busy mornings.
Step Outside
Accessed from the side of the property a private rear garden creates a hugely idyllic place to spend time in the summer sun. Notably large and framed on two sides by the rustic charm of brilliantly high bungaroosh walls, its tiered paved landscaping is both easy to maintain and inviting. Each tier supplies a wealth of space to enjoy al fresco drinks and meals with family and friends, and a painted summerhouse is ideal for when the temperature drops or you need to shelter from the sun. An inset rose bush adds a pop of colour to an Astroturf lawn that gives children a place to play and a great selection of flowering and evergreen shrubs stretch out around you in timber framed beds. Neighbouring tall trees to the rear add leafy scenery that gives a prized sense of peace and privacy.
In your local area
With the beach and seafront less than half a mile from your door, this first floor home is ideally positioned for all that Worthing has to offer. The city centre with its wide range of high street and independent cafes, shops, bars and restaurants is within easy reach, and there are plenty of supermarkets to choose from including Waitrose and Marks & Spencer. Local Spar and Morrisons outlets are a short walk from your door on Heene Road, and local schools include The Nursery School Company, Heene C of E Primary School, St Mary`s Catholic Primary School, and Our Lady of Sion Junior and Senior schools. West Worthing and Worthing mainlines stations are approximately only 0.6 and 0.9miles respectively.
Notice
Please note we have not tested any apparatus, fixtures, fittings, or services. Interested parties must undertake their own investigation into the working order of these items. All measurements are approximate and photographs provided for guidance only.
Council Tax
Adur & Worthing, Band C
Lease Length
934 Years
Utilities
Electric: Mains Supply
Gas: Mains Supply
Water: Mains Supply
Sewerage: Mains Supply
Broadband: FTTC
Telephone: Landline
Other Items
Heating: Gas Central Heating
Garden/Outside Space: Yes
Parking: No
Garage: No
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