• A Stunning Three Double Bedroom Victorian End-Of-Terrace Town House +
• Offering Just Shy Of 1,500Sq Ft Of Accommodation Across Four Floors +
• Thoughtfully Modernised Throughout Whilst Retaining A Wealth Of Character +
• Off Road Parking For Two Vehicles Plus A Tandem Garage With A Workshop +
• Private And Low-Maintenance Courtyard Garden +
• Triple-Aspect Through Kitchen / Dining Room +
• First Floor Dual-Aspect Living Room Centred Around An Ornate Cast-Iron Fireplace +
• Benefitting From A Lower Ground Floor Shower Room Plus A First Floor Bathroom +
• Perfectly Situated Just A Moments' Walk From The Seafront, High Street And Train Station +
• Exclusive To Mansell McTaggart +

Guide Price £525,000 - £575,000 Affectionately named ‘Ockenden House’, this three double bedroom Victorian town house offers ample accommodation across four floors having been thoughtfully modernised throughout whilst retaining a wealth of character. Upon entry, residents are greeted by the hallway with ample space for shoes and coats. Heading left, the through kitchen / dining room creates an inviting space to dine as a family or entertain guests with triple-aspect views allowing natural light to flow through. The dining area centres around an ornate cast-iron fireplace providing an attractive focal point for the room whilst additional features include a bay-window to front, decorative cornicing, wainscoting with dado rails and stripped back / varnished wooden flooring throughout. The kitchen itself has been completely redesigned offering bespoke handmade units, an alcove accommodating a range cooker with a characterful tiled surround plus an extractor fan above, ample timber worksurfaces with a unique copper upstand and space for white goods. Heading up, the half-landing provides a handy storage cupboard - previously an additional w/c with plumbing still in place to allow easy reinstating if required. The bright dual-aspect living room can be found to the front of the first floor offering a glimpse of the sea, a full-width bookshelf with cabinetry and decorative ceiling centrepiece along with a continuation of features such as the intricate cornicing, feature fireplace, stripped wooden flooring and bay window. Adjacent, the family bathroom offers a ‘spa like’ retreat with highlights including the freestanding roll top bath and separate walk-in show. The second floor accommodates two generously proportioned double bedrooms each benefitting from sea views whilst the principal bedroom also benefits from its own feature fireplace. The loft space above has been insulated and boarded adding further storage whilst easily accessed via a drop down ladder. The lower ground floor has been thoughtfully reconfigured to provide a well-proportioned double bedroom accompanied by a partially-tiled shower room featuring a walk-in rainfall shower plus a separate utility room. Externally, the rear garden has been landscaped to provide a low-maintenance and incredibly private area to enjoy - primarily laid to patio whilst hosting a variety of mature shrubs, trees and bushes adding a splash of colour. Convenient side access into the workshop, which has lighting, power and insulation in-situ, at the rear of the garage can also be found in the garden. To the front, there is off road parking for two vehicles as well as access into the garage whilst the home itself offers significant kerb appeal with its bay-fronted design, imposing stature, period style metal railings and Victorian design tiles lining the porch. The home further benefits from less visible upgrades such as a partial rewire, modern consumer unit and double-glazing throughout most of the property. A true blend of Victorian charm and modern convenience - one not to be missed! Steyne Road occupies a highly convenient position close to the heart of Seaford, just a short walk from the town centre and the picturesque seafront. Seaford’s beach and promenade are nearby, providing easy access to coastal walks and open views along the Sussex coastline. The town centre and High Street are within comfortable walking distance, offering a wide range of independent shops, supermarkets, cafés, restaurants and everyday amenities. Leisure facilities, parks and the scenic South Downs National Park are also easily accessible, with nearby cliff-top walks providing views towards the famous Seven Sisters. Transport links are excellent for commuters. Seaford railway station is within walking distance, providing regular services to Brighton via Lewes and connections onwards to London. Local bus routes also serve the area, offering convenient links to Brighton, Eastbourne and surrounding coastal towns. The area is well served by schools for all age groups, including the nearby Seaford Head School, which has a site on Steyne Road and provides secondary and sixth-form education for the town. Overall, Steyne Road offers an ideal balance of coastal living with excellent access to local amenities, transport connections and well-regarded schools.