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Property for Sale in Eastbourne, Sussex, England |
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12 Arundel Road, Eastbourne, Sussex, England
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£935,000
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7 |
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Vanessa Williams |
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07868657539 |
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‘Highcroft’ is a substantial character family home (373m²) built in
1873 with period features in a sought after area offering flexible
accommodation on four floors as follow: lower ground floor – kitchen,
walk-in pantry, utility room and two reception rooms; ground floor –
double aspect sitting room, cloakroom with separate WC, study and
garden room; first floor - master bedroom with en suite sitting room
and bathroom and guest room with en-suite facilities; second floor -
five further bedrooms and two bathrooms.
Price guide £799,500
This unique residence offers spacious and well planned accommodation
that has been thoughtfully refurbished to a very high standard
throughout by the present owners. The property retains many endearing
features including high skirting, working fire-places, original
windows, decorative ceilings, picture rails, stained glass windows and
a balcony overlooking the rear garden.
The property has been sensitively modernised (including replacement
wiring, plumbing, heating and roof insulation), decorated in neutral
tones and well equipped. Sky TV and radio operated smoke detectors
operate throughout with a heat detector in the kitchen. It is fitted
with a sophisticated burglar alarm system based in the lower ground
floor with window sensors and infer-red detection to the first floor.
The property faces west and has an area of approximately 85 square
meters laid to lawn and gravel for parking to the front. To the rear
there is a sunny south facing garden, measuring 22.5m x 16.0m, with a
further area of lawn and an abundance of trees and shrubs, including a
large fig tree. There is a large area of decking leading out from the
kitchen on the lower ground floor as well as a balcony that overlooks
the garden from the reception room above.
A small gate to the end of the garden leads onto a spacious forecourt
(20m x 16m) with six garages. This area is also available for sale in
addition to the house and garden.
Price guide £100,000
Upperton is a sought after area of Eastbourne being within 10 minutes
walking distance of favoured schools (primary and secondary) and
colleges, the town centre and mainline station. The theatres and
seafront are approximately one and a half miles distance.
Ground Floor:
The main entrance to the house is up a short flight of steps into an
external porch with mosaic quarry tiled floor, stained glass window
and front door leading to a vestibule.
Vestibule
Mosaic quarry tiled floor and ornate ceiling with doors to store room
and cloak room and original wooden and glass screen to grand entrance
hall
Cloakroom and Separate WC
Black and white chequered floor tiles, white wall tiling up to dado
rail
Victorian style basin and pedestal under stained glass sash window
‘Ideal’ condensing Corgi certificated boiler mounted on the wall
(providing heating to ground and lower ground floors) with built-in
cupboard underneath
Radiator and door leading to separate WC
Stained glass sash window, black and white chequered floor tiles,
white wall tiling and radiator
Grand entrance hall
Mosaic quarry tiled floor, dado rail, radiator and ornate ceiling
3.15 meter ceiling
Study
4.17 x 3.96 (13’ 8” x 13’)
Original double sash window to the front of the house
High skirting, ornate ceiling (3.15 meters high) picture rail, ceiling
rose to both rooms, cast iron fireplace and two radiators
Main Reception Room
Approximately 11m x 4.5 m (40’ x 15’)
Comprising two rooms of 6m x 4.5 m (20’ x 15’) with four folding doors
across the opening to the dividing wall
High skirting, ornate ceiling (3.15 meters high), picture rail, two
ceiling roses, two marble fireplaces and two radiators
Original bay window to front and French doors to the rear leading to a
balcony overlooking the garden at the back of the house.
Cast iron steps provide access from the balcony into the garden
Inner vestibule with stained glass sash window leading to stairs to
lower ground floor and door to:
Garden room/conservatory
3.43m x 3.07m (11’ 3” x 10’ 1”)
Double glazed windows along two walls
Radiator
Door to the balcony
Lower ground floor
An open tread oak staircase lead down to the lower ground floor where
there is a light and spacious open plan area with oak doors and oak
parquet flooring.
Sitting area
‘L’ shape 5.64m x 2.40m and 4.60m x 2.00m
Oak parquet flooring and multi-fuel burner
Original window and arch-way through to lobby (the original coal
store)
From the lobby there is a side entrance through a ‘barn door’ to
external steps to ground level. A paved area at the top of the steps
provides standing for wheelie bins and coal bunker
Utility room
3.77m x 3.60m
Plumbing for washing machine, sink unit, shelving and housing for
tumble dryer
WC, extractor, main services board in cupboard
Store room
Coat hooks
Kitchen
5.8m x 4.5m
English oak cabinets with stainless steel details. A central island
unit of limstone with cupboards and integral fridge for informal
dining
Stainless steel inset one and one half bowl sink and stainless steel
shelves
lime stone worktops and splash-back matching lime stone flooring
falcon range cooker and extractor
radiator and plumbing for dishwasher
Folding french doors to decking and garden
Door to walk in pantry
Pantry
2.68m x 2.45m
Adjustable shelving around three walls and electrical sockets
Dinning room
4m x 3m
Original sash windows, radiator, lime-stone flooring, open plan into
the kitchen and seating area
First floor
The original wide curved staircase with stained wood hand rail and
balustrades leads through a half landing (with sash stained glass
window) to first floor landing with original double door store
cupboard and doors to:
Bedroom 1
5.79m x 4.27m
Tiled fireplace with marble surround, original bay sash windows,
picture rail, ornate ceiling with ceiling rose
Radiator
En-suite sitting room
5.79m x 3.96m
Sky TV, cast iron fireplace (fitted with gas fire), original sash
window, picture rail, radiator, central heating wall thermostat, oak
fitted wall unit and double oak doors leading to en-suite bathroom
En-suite bathroom
3.40m x 2.54m
limestone floor, wall to shower cubical and splash backs to sink and
bath
under floor heating and stainless steel ‘ladder’ radiator
double sink with stainless steel mirror wall cabinet above, low level
WC, double ended bath, Matki pressurised water shower with 122cm (4’)
walk-in round glass shower unit
Bedroom two
5.69m x 4.57m
Cast iron fireplace, original sash windows, picture rail, ornate
ceiling with ceiling rose
Matki pressurised water shower with 122cm (4’) walk-in round glass
shower unit with limestone wall to shower cubical
Separate cloakroom with level WC and hand basin
Second Floor
Original wide curved staircase with stained wood hand rail and
balustrades leads to second floor landing with doors to inner
vestibule which provides an independent hall area for bedrooms three
and four, an original double door store cupboard and a bathroom.
Bedroom three:
4.25m x 2.77m
Original sash windows, radiator and flexible shelving
Bathroom
5.36m x 2.25m
Original cast iron fireplace, white low level WC and pedestal hand
basin, radiator, extractor and sky light
Electric shower in stainless steel cubicle
Bedroom four:
5.36m x 2.25m
Original bay sash windows, cast iron fireplace and radiator
Also, from the second floor landing are doors to bedrooms five, six
and seven and store cupboard:
Bedroom five:
5.36m x 2.25m
Original bay sash windows and radiator
N.B. bedroom four and five were one room originally, mirroring bedroom
one (5.79m x 4.27m) on the first floor below and could be reconverted
easily.
Bedroom Six:
4.10m x 2.6m
Original sash window, cast iron fireplace and radiator
Door to lobby that leads to bathroom
Bedroom Seven:
4.0m x 2.6m
Original sash window and radiator
Door to lobby that leads to bathroom
Bathroom
3.1m x 2.6m
White suite comprising bath, low level WC and pedestal hand basin,
radiator and original sash window
Store cupboard
Contains pressured Worcester Bosch Green Star boiler and hot water
tank providing water for the whole property and central heating for
the first and second floors
Space for storage
An Energy Performance Certificate was issued for the property on 30th
August, 2007 which assessed the energy efficiency rating as D:55.
Rear Garden
The garden is approximately 22.5m x 16.0m. This includes 35m² of
decking constructed in hard wood adjoining the lower ground floor
accessed from french doors to the kitchen. The remainder of the
garden is mostly laid out to a substantial lawn with mature shrubs,
trees and flower beds.
Rear courtyard
A gate at the bottom of the garden leads to a separate court yard laid
out to concrete.
This area measures approximately 20m x 16m and is boarded by trees.
There are six garages that back onto the rear garden of 12 Arundel
Road.
This area also has a separate entrance from a private road to the back
of the house and is available for sale independently from the house
and garden.
Directions
Follow the A22 or A27 to Polegate. Then head towards Eastbourne town
centre following the signs to the District General Hospital. At the
District General Hospital round-about on King’s Drive take the second
turning, which is a continuation of King’s Road. Pass St Thomas A
Becket CP school on the left and Arundel Road is the second turning on
the right, after Mill Gap Road. Drive about 800 yards along Arundel
Road crossing a one cross road junction. 12 Arundel Road can be found
on the left hand side half way between the first and second cross
roads. |
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