Eden Place, Southbourne

Set in a small cul-de-sac of just eight homes, this three-bedroom, two-bathroom house is perfectly positioned for easy access to the main bus route, station, local shops, and highly regarded primary and secondary schools.Available with no forward chain, this fantastic house features parking for two cars and a private south-facing garden.

A canopy covered porch over the front door leads into the spacious entrance hall, which features a built-in storage cupboard, cloakroom, and staircase leading to the first floor. The sitting room enjoys a pleasant outlook over the garden, with French doors opening onto the patio. It is well proportioned and includes a built-in storage cupboard that extends beneath the staircase.

The open-plan kitchen/dining room offers space for a family sized table and chairs, with a front aspect bay window. There is a good range of modern gloss wall and base units, built-in double oven, gas hob with extractor, fridge-freezer, and dishwasher, along with space and plumbing for a washing machine.

On the first floor, the landing has a hatch to the loft space, a built-in cupboard, and doors leading to the three bedrooms. The rear facing principal bedroom features mirror fronted built-in wardrobes and a modern ensuite shower room. The family bathroom is also fitted as a shower room, with a large walk-in enclosure.

Outside
The house features two side-by-side parking spaces at the front of the home, with a planted border to the side stocked with a good variety of plants and shrubs. There is a pathway providing rear access to the garden.

The south-facing rear garden has been attractively landscaped with ease of maintenance in mind. It is predominantly paved with mature planted borders. An archway towards the end of the garden opens to a screened area, where there is a garden shed and a rear gate.

Property information
Service charge of £300 per annum
Utilities - mains connected Gas central heating with Conventional boiler
Broadband - Ultrafast available ( )
Mobil- 02, Vodafone & Three likely, EE limited ( )

The Area
The village of Southbourne is approximately six miles to the west of the Cathedral city of Chichester with its famous Festival Theatre and nearby Goodwood estate. A good range of local amenities are in Southbourne, including convenience stores, churches, doctors' surgery, and a gym and sports hall. The village has primary and secondary schools, good bus links between Brighton and Portsmouth, and a railway station with links to the south coast, London, and further afield. The South Downs National Park is just a short drive away and the head of Chichester Harbour is nearby in the hamlet of Prinsted and in neighbouring Emsworth with its specialist shops, restaurants and picturesque quay.