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This traditional high-ceilinged property built in 1927, has been sensitively updated and neutrally decorated, offering spacious and bright accommodation across two floors in the very heart of Eastbourne. Its range of character features includes picture rails, fireplaces, bannisters and original doors. A porch leads to the reception vestibule and a further door opens onto the central reception hallway, with stairs to the first floor and a useful cloakroom. Two spacious reception rooms alongside one another offer flexible and comfortable spaces to receive guests, lounge, or dine, with the frontfacing drawing room enjoying a bay window and striking fireplace surround and the sitting room adjacent benefitting from double doors onto courtyard garden.

The kitchen/breakfast room has a range of modern units, storage and handy side external access, as well as a large window overlooking the back courtyard garden. Spacious and light front principal bedroom with bay windows, flooding the room with natural light. The second and third bedrooms have feature fireplace surrounds and generous proportions. There is a further bedroom which is currently used as an office, however it is suitable for a nursery or single bed, overlooking the front garden. Completing the first floor is an airy and contemporary family bathroom.

The property is located very close to the centre of Eastbourne - Beacon Shopping centre and walk to seasonal international tennis, Towner Art Gallery, Royal Eastbourne Golf club, theatres, library, promenade seasfront and pier. The property location borders Saffrons, and is within a mile of the mainline railway station, offering frequent services to London. The scenic coastline and picturesque South Downs National Park are close at hand, as well as the iconic cliffs of Holywell, Beachy Head, Seven Sisters and South Downs Way; the Cuckoo Trail, Bexhill and Hastings, all providing ample opportunities for walks and other recreational activities. The area offers a good selection of noted independent schools including Eastbourne College, Bede's Senior School, St Bede's Prep School and St. Andrew’s Prep School.

Heathcote benefits from generous outdoor spaces within this central location, with a large tarmac driveway and integrated garage, which is well-lit and suitable for garage or studio with worktop included. The driveway and a curved, paved decorative terrace, shrubbery and mature tree in front of house with blossom, alongside are enclosed by tall stone and brickbuilt walls, with a pillared and gated entrance.

The considerable rear terrace is encircled largely by attractive red-brick walls and principally laid to paving, with small sections for flowerbeds and climbing plants, providing an excellent, low-maintenance spot for dining al fresco in the sunnier seasons.