4 bedroom semi-detached house

This generous town house is a spacious as it is charming. With three floors and a garage this property is perfect for a growing family or for your first time buy. This house combines such old school charm with homelyness, generating a sense of warmth and comfort whilst boasting a huge garden and airy conservatory at the rear of the property. Located near the West Worthing station youre well situated whilst still being on a quiet road itself.

As you step inside this property, youre within a generous hallway in which you can access the first reception area, the kitchen, the living/dining area and the ground floor bathroom. With high ceilings and pastel tones, this property is like entering a gentle daydream. The kitchen enjoys clay tiling that contrasts with the creamy counters, whilst walled cabinets and shelves provide excellent storage units. The lounge is further on, boasting a period fire piece in the centre of the room whilst wide windows allow light to flood into this well decorated room. From the spacious lounge you can access the enviable conservatory that rests at the back of the property as a peaceful retreat, perfect for late summertime dinners and lazy late lunches.
Upstairs are the three well-proportioned double bedrooms which all boast wide windows and period fireplaces that add loveliness to the already quaint decoration. Both bathrooms are spacious with detailed tiling and plenty of storage for your soaps and such.

Resting near the Worthing Coast your perfectly situated for wonderful walks and sunset evenings, whilst having excellent transport links to nearby towns. Shops, pubs and eateries are just a skip hop and jump away as well as plenty of green spaces to rest and relax, what could be more ideal!

Most of our visitors love this house. We bought it 25 years ago from the first people who ever lived in it, first renting it in 23, then buying it in 1929. We did the minimum to it, keeping all the original fireplaces and many features.
I specially love sitting in the conservatory in full sun in the morning. The garden attracts birds and wild life, I feel embedded in the countryside. My husband enjoyed growing vegetables in the bottom of the large garden, by the original pebble wall of the old orchard which was this plot before the house was built. His work as an artist blossomed in his spacious studio purposely created to allow the northern light sought after by painters.
I value cycling on the seafront path directly to the wonderful well equipped sport centre and swimming pool, before reaching the centre of the town in 10 minutes. The house situation is ideal, a stone throw from the beach and a short seafront walk from the pier and the centre of town. The area is very quiet and there is plenty of parking space for visitors. An excellent location for working from home. For us it has also been the perfect grandparents house.