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2 bed property, in Upper Church Road, £350,000
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2 bed bungalow

Upper Church Road, St. Leonards-On-Sea
Planning
£350,000

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Our Summary

  • PREVIOUS PLANNING CONSENT TO BUILD SIX FLATS (NOW LAPSED) REF-HS/FA/10/00288
  • CHARACTERFUL HOME WITH EXCITING RENOVATION POTENTIAL
  • A Characterful Detached Two-Bedroom Bungalow with Conservatory, Driveway and Garden Situated on the ever-popular Upper Church Road, this charming detached bungalow dating back to the late 1800s and offers a wonderful mix of character, space and potential
  • The home would now benefit from updating throughout – giving the next owner a fantastic opportunity to modernise and create a truly individual home
  • Adding to the appeal, previous planning permission (now lapsed) was granted for the creation of six flats, providing further development potential subject to the necessary consents
  • Located within easy reach of local shops, amenities and transport links, this unique home combines character, convenience and opportunity in one rare package – perfect for those looking to put their own stamp on something special

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Description

This detached two-bedroom bungalow, dating back to the late 1800s, has a mix of character and space. The 1,000 sq. ft property is arranged across one level and features two double bedrooms, a living room with bay window, a study/office, a kitchen, and a family bathroom. The conservatory, with stunning views of the garden, is perfect for dining or relaxing.

The property retains much of its original charm, including high ceilings and period windows, and would benefit from modernizing. A private driveway leads to a mature rear garden, and a lapsed planning permission for six flats adds development potential subject to necessary consents.