First Avenue, Lancing, West Sussex, BN15

A three bedroom terraced family home with a rear garden and off-road parking, situated within close proximity to Lancing train station and local amenities.

This well-presented three-bedroom terraced house is ideally situated on the popular First Avenue in Lancing, offering spacious and versatile accommodation perfect for families or professionals alike.

The ground floor comprises two generous reception rooms, providing flexible living and dining space, along with a separate kitchen to the rear with access to the garden. Outside, the property benefits from a private rear garden, ideal for entertaining or relaxing, as well as the added convenience of a driveway to the front.

Upstairs, the property offers two well-proportioned double bedrooms and a further single bedroom, ideal as a child’s room, home office or guest space. The family bathroom is fitted with a modern suite, including a shower over the bath.

Located in a desirable residential area close to local amenities, schools, and transport links, this property offers both comfort and convenience.

Security Deposit: £1,903.84 (based on advertised rental price)
Holding Deposit: £380.76 (based on advertised rental price)
Minimum Term: 12 Months
Council Tax Band: C

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Lancing is a coastal village in West Sussex, in the south of England, located between Shoreham-by-Sea to the east and Worthing to the west. The area sits on the northern edge of the English Channel coastline, with a mix of residential neighbourhoods, local shops, and light industry. It is also known for its large shingle beach and relatively flat coastal landscape, which contrasts with the nearby rolling hills of the South Downs National Park just to the north.