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Sandown Road, Brighton

PROPERTY TYPE

Semi-Detached

BEDROOMS

3

BATHROOMS

1

SIZE

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Key features

  • Spacious 3-bed, 2-reception room end of terrace house near Elm Grove
  • West facing garden
  • Single garage
  • Potential for extension subject to planning consents
  • Many 1930s original period features
  • Excellent school catchment
  • Easy walking distance to Brighton Station and the city centre
  • Plenty of local amenities
  • South Downs National Park nearby

Description

Elevated on Brighton’s famous hillside leading up to the racecourse, this deceptively spacious three-bedroom house is peacefully located in the city. While the city centre and stations are within walking distance, the property is nicely tucked away from the main roads, close to the Hartington Road end of the street. As an end of terrace property with an adjoining garage, the potential is huge for a two-storey extension (subject to planning) which would add considerable space and value.

Internally, the house is well-presented and homely with many stylish touches and a wealth or original period features adding character and charm. The garden is a great size, offering potential for further landscaping, and it is not overlooked by neighbouring homes.

Attractive on approach, the house bears the architectural features of the era with box bay windows, hung tiles and decorative brickwork around an open porch. The original front door with stained glass window opens to a welcoming entrance hall with the sitting room first to the right. Wood flooring continues in from the hall, paired with fresh white walls to reflect the light streaming in through the wide bay window on the easterly elevation. Dressed in white shutters, there is privacy from the street and there is ample space for comfortable furnishings. This is a versatile room which could be used as a ground floor bedroom, if need be, as there is a second reception room next door, open plan to the kitchen.

Natural light beams in from the west in the dining room and kitchen which span the rear of the house leading out to the garden. The views are leafy and green, and completely private due to the position of this house at the end of the street. There is space here for formal dining alongside the kitchen which remains sociable, and the original fireplace can be lit, adding warmth and atmosphere to wintery suppers.

Within the kitchen, there is a wealth of storage at base level, with open shelving above for glassware and crockery which allows the space to feel open and light. Space has been left for a tall fridge freezer, a cooker and a washing machine. With a door to the garden, a cool breeze can flow through during summer with birdsong filling the air as you cook.

Stepping down to the garden, there is space for alfresco dining and for children or pets to play in safety as it is enclosed. Tall walls and mature borders provide privacy and dappled shade during high season when you can sit out into the evening as the sun sets behind the trees. Below the house is a vast amount of storage space for bikes, garden furniture and gardening tools.

Returning inside, there are two double bedrooms and a roomy single bedroom on the first floor. Bedroom three has space for bunk beds, ideal for families with young children, or it would make a tranquil home office for those working from home. Bedrooms one and two are lovely double rooms with period features and ample space for several pieces of freestanding bedroom furniture to maximise their floor space. The bathroom nearby has been renovated with a stylish finish using large scale brick tiles and a streamlined vanity unit below the basin, finished by brushed gold taps and a towel rail adding a pop of warm metallic colour.

Vendors’ Comments:

“We have loved the convenience of this house sitting close to the city, but with the peace of the countryside close by. The coast is also within walking distance and transport links are excellent if you don’t fancy walking up or down the hill. ‘The Patch’ park and play area is great as there is a lovely sense of community there with lots of other children from the school nearby to play. We have really enjoyed our time here, and we will miss the tranquillity, but we are moving to be closer to friends and family.”

Education:

Primary: Elm Grove Primary, St Luke’s Primary
Secondary: Varndean and Dorothy Stringer, Cardinal Newman RC
Private: Brighton College and prep school, Lancing College

Good to Know:

Surrounded by community, families, fresh air and greenery, this area of the city has been hugely popular for decades. It benefits from the best of all worlds with the countryside close by; the beach within walking distance and the colourful terraces of Hanover on its doorstep, dotted with family-friendly foodie pubs all vying for the title of ‘Best Sunday Roast’. Transport links are excellent, as is the school catchment for children of all ages, who will benefit from the local parks and having friends close by. Brighton’s North Laine is just 15-minutes on foot, alongside Brighton Station for the London commute, so this house is ideally located for many.

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About Aston Vaughan, Brighton

7 St Georges Road BN2 1EB
Aston Vaughan - we're raising the bar

Created by award winning owners and directors Talitha Burgess, David Vaughan and Justin Webb, Aston Vaughan fuses lettings, sales and site development for a comprehensive service focused entirely on you and your needs.

Bringing 60 years of collective experience, extensive contacts both local and international and a hand- picked, dedicated team, we attract the best homes available to buy or to let in the vibrant city of Brighton and Hove, along the Southeast coast - and beyond.

We reach the right buyers or tenants for you, wherever they are, through strategic, targeted campaigns that put your property firmly in the spotlight.

A one stop shop, our dedicated sales department can help to find your dream home, from the precious first buy to the luxury mansion. We can answer queries re auctions or commercial properties, and can advise on value, planning and site development. We believe in forming a professional relationship with our clients, so we understand exactly what you want and with good local contacts, we can recommend solicitors and independent financial advisors.

Our dynamic, creative marketing with professional photography and clear copy captures attention, and we firmly believe in being a valuable asset to our clients during the sales, lettings or investment process offering continuity, accuracy and accountability in all transactions. Aston Vaughan aims to be your first choice of agent - whenever you need us.

Talitha Burgess: National Landlords Association Young Woman in Property of the Year David Vaughan: Regional & National Awards for Best Estate Agent in the UK Justin Webb: Real estate finance and BTR, PRS and residential development lawyer, SRA

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