Archery Road, St Leonards-On-Sea

A handsome SIX BEDROOM Grade II-listed Regency townhouse designed and built by Decimus Burton. Archery Villas was originally composed of five stuccoed villas constructed as seaside holiday homes, rumoured to be used by friends of the Royal Family. They occupy an idyllic location within a QUIET, PRIVATE ROAD in St. Leonards-On-Sea, a SHORT STROLL FROM THE SEAFRONT and the hub of St. Leonards which benefits from a mainline station.

Arranged over four storeys the accommodation here retains an ABUNDANCE OF PRESERVED, ORIGINAL FEATURES which seamlessly combine with the added modern comforts to create a versatile and practical family home. You enter in to an entrance hall with storage facilities, this leads through to a WELCOMING INNER HALL off which there is a well appointed living room with a feature fireplace and the GENEROUS EAT-IN KITCHEN which spans the rear of the property with two large sash windows framing a Southerly aspect with PICTURESQUE VIEWS OF THE SEA, opening to a COVERED VERANDA showcasing panoramic sea views. The kitchen is fitted with contemporary units housing integrated appliances, there is a central island/breakfast bar and plenty of room for a dining table, creating the perfect space for family dinners or entertaining guests. On the lower floor there is a second reception room, used as a 'garden room', a utility room, downstairs cloakroom and two double bedrooms, one of which benefits from a stylish en-suite shower room and access out to a FRONT COURTYARD. The principal bedroom is located on the first floor offering stunning sea views, built-in wardrobes and an EN-SUITE BATHROOM which is fitted with a freestanding slipper bathtub and a separate shower enclosure. There is a second double bedroom on this floor which also benefits from BUILT-IN WARDROBES and a large family bathroom with a feature fireplace. The upper floor houses two further bedrooms, both with eaves storage, and an additional cloakroom.

Externally the established and mature garden has been landscaped to provide an Indian sandstone patio with direct views down the garden to the English Channel. The large expanse of lawn is bordered by blooming flower beds and extends to Quarry Hill with an area of decking at the end of the garden designed to enjoy the sun late into the day. At the front of the property there are two allocated parking spaces.