2 Bed - House - Terraced - SSTC
Back to property listings£375,000
Vicarage Close, Seaford,
Branch:
Seaford Station Approach,
Seaford,
East Sussex,
BN25 2AR.
01323 490680 hello@rowlandgorringe.co.uk
Features include:
- Well Presented
- Bright & Spacious
- Two Double Bedrooms
- Town Centre Location
- Mid Terraced
- South Facing Garden
- Attractive Garden
- Conservatory
- Spacious Master Bedroom
- Freehold House
A highly sought after cottage style 2 bedroom mid terraced house, close to the town centre further benefitting from an attractive south facing rear garden. Vicarage Close is located within a sought after close off Sutton Road within approximately 100m of Seaford town centre.
A highly sought after cottage style 2 bedroom mid terraced house, close to the town centre further benefitting from an attractive south facing rear garden.
Well presented throughout, this light and deceptively spacious property boasts a spacious conservatory and south facing rear garden. The kitchen/breakfast room to the front has a range of wall and base units as well as a utility area. A 17’ living room stretches across the rear of the property with fire place and door leading into the conservatory, which further over looks and opens onto the rear garden. Upstairs are 2 good sized bedrooms and a modern shower room/wc.
Outside, the pretty and good sized south facing rear garden is predominately laid to lawn with central tree, borders, secure rear access and patio adjoining the conservatory.
Vicarage Close is located within a sought after close off Sutton Road within approximately 100m of Seaford town centre. The town itself, offers a variety of shops and cafes and Brighton and Eastbourne can be found 13 and 9 miles away respectively on the A259. Surrounded by the South Downs National Park, and the coast, the town benefits from many outdoor pursuits including a sailing club, two golf clubs and numerous walking and hiking clubs/trails. The neighbouring town of Newhaven has a cross Channel ferry link to Dieppe France.
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