• Excellent refurbishment opportunity with scope to add value +
• Attractive 1930s red-brick terraced house in the heart of Fishbourne village +
• Two bedrooms arranged over three floors +
• Two reception rooms – sitting room with bay window and dining room with original fireplace +
• Kitchen with door to rear garden +
• Ground floor bathroom with bath, WC and vanity unit +
• Private rear garden with mature planting and space for landscaping +
• Timber outbuilding/shed – ideal for storage or a workshop +
• Walking distance to Fishbourne railway station and good road links via the A27 +

This red brick 1930s house offers generous accommodation arranged over three floors, with two reception rooms, large loft space, and a private rear garden with outbuilding. In need of modernisation, the property presents and excellent opportunity to create a charming family home in a sought-after location close to the city, coast, and South Downs. Ground Floor:
A hallway leads to two separate reception rooms — a bright sitting room to the front of the property featuring a large bay window and an original fireplace, and a dining room with direct access to the kitchen. The kitchen, while compact, offers potential for reconfiguration and modernisation, and provides access to the rear garden. A ground-floor bathroom is also located off the rear lobby. First Floor:
Upstairs, there are two well-proportioned bedrooms all with pleasant outlooks and original features. Second Floor:
A staircase leads to the loft space benefiting from natural light through a rear dormer window and offering excellent potential as a master suite or home office subject to usual planning consents.  INFORMATION: Services:  TBC Tenure:  Freehold Council Tax Band:  Band C EPC Rating:  Band G what3words:  encloses.glue.nozzles

EPC Rating: G