This two-bedroom end-of-terrace home in Woodingdean presents an excellent opportunity for renovation and investment. Boasting a generously sized west-facing garden, the property includes off-road parking for two vehicles at the front, making it both practical and desirable.
The interior is fully double-glazed and features gas central heating; however, it does require cosmetic updates, providing a blank canvas for prospective buyers to tailor the space to their preferences. The layout includes a living/dining area with ample natural light from two double-glazed windows that overlook the rear garden.
The kitchen, equipped with wooden units and essential appliances, offers decent proportions and could benefit from modernisation. A notable feature is the conservatory at the back of the house, which has heating and power installed—ideal for use as a dining space or additional living area.
Upstairs, you’ll find two well-sized bedrooms. The primary bedroom benefits from dual aspects with windows offering views of both the front and rear gardens. Additionally, the second bedroom has views extending over downland and towards the sea.
The bathroom is functional with a walk-in shower and tiled finishes, but again presents an opportunity for enhancement.
Outside, the west-facing garden is predominantly laid to artificial grass complemented by gravel areas and mature planting, providing a relaxed outdoor space while allowing room for landscaping improvements if desired.
Situated close to local schools and amenities on Warren Road and Cowley Drive, this home benefits from easy access to both bus routes into Brighton city centre and major road networks including the A27/A23. With no onward chain attached to this property, it can be an appealing investment for those looking to make their mark in this vibrant community while enjoying proximity to nature in the South Downs.
