A breathtaking seafront home in Bexhill with multiple balconies and its very own cinema room has come on the market for just £1.95m. The home, which boasts five bedrooms, three bathrooms and "panoramic views over the English Channel", is full of character and offers "generous accommodation" for families to comfortably live in.
Although seeming costly, the price is justified by the property's features, which include a stunning location, spacious rooms and ample space for a family to enjoy coastal Sussex life. Dating back to the 1930s, the home - which has views as far-reaching as Beachy Head - has been modernised completely while also retaining some original features, including a brick fireplace in one of the social spaces of the room.
With part of the property being open-plan, the home is light and bright with "bursts" of colour to add to the character. On the ground floor, all the social hubs of the house can be found, including the kitchen, snug, dining and family room (which looks out to the shoreline).
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The ground floor of the property also features a bathroom, cinema/sitting room and two garage spaces, which have been used as a gym over the years. With doors from the family room opening up to the garden which backs onto the beach, the room is perfect for social occasions, with a view that provides a perfect backdrop.
Upstairs on the first floor is where the family living quarters can be found, allowing future owners and residents to have plenty of space for privacy and downtime. On the first floor, five spacious bedrooms can be found, four of which have access to one of the two balconies the property boasts, with sea views too.
This floor also has one family bathroom and one ensuite, which is shared by two of the bedrooms which also boast sea views. Each of the rooms is well-maintained and presented, meaning that little improvement work is needed.
Although most of the house has white walls, the coastal property has some patches of colour throughout which really resemble the coastal theme, including the sea blue kitchen cabinets and the blue tiles in the family bathroom. A splash of red can also be seen in the cinema room, adding further colour to the place.
As well as the two spacious balcony terrace areas, which are perfect for summer evenings, the property also features two gardens - an enclosed front garden with a picket fence and a rear garden with some stunning views. In the rear garden, a "good degree of privacy" can be enjoyed, as well as coastal views that are simply unbeatable.
This outdoor space also features areas left to wildflowers, a greenhouse and raised beds and a unique wooden structure which has allowed for a private seating area, ideal for a fire pit or BBQ area. Marketed by Savills, the home is a beach-lovers dream abode, and it isn't hard to see why the East Sussex property comes with such a price tag.
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