This Grade II Listed end-terraced cottage, constructed from flint and brick with partial rendering and weatherboarding, presents a significant opportunity for renovation in the desirable village of Alciston. With its charming clay tiled roof, the property requires considerable attention to restore it to its full potential, alongside necessary repairs relating to historical structural movement. The interior comprises a sitting room with an open fireplace, a kitchen that offers basic fittings, and a bathroom configured for refurbishment. The two bedrooms upstairs provide pleasant views over the front garden.
The outdoor space includes a manageable front garden and a west-facing rear garden that opens onto beautiful countryside, making it ideal for those who appreciate nature and tranquillity. Given the potential rental yield and appreciation in value post-renovation in this historically rich area—mentioned in the Domesday Book—it could serve well as both a home and an investment. Shared private drainage arrangements will need consideration during any refurbishment plans.
With no onward chain, this property is available for immediate occupancy upon completion, making it an appealing option for cash buyers looking to undertake a project in this scenic setting.