Mount Caburn Crescent, PEACEHAVEN

£750,000

Guide price

If you are looking for a TRULY SPACIOUS family home then look no further as you have just found a STUNNING PROPERTY to purchase that will be large enough for families of any size. This fantastic property is located on this very SIZEABLE PLOT within short walking distance of regular bus service to Brighton, local shop, school, open fields and countryside walks. The property itself has been fully modernised in recent years and now offers superbly presented accommodation as well as a self contained annex. You are welcomed into the expansive entrance hall which is a room in itself and boasts a stunning central staircase. The large lounge faces south and offers a stunning media wall. Double doors from here then open up into the dining room which will easily fit sizeable furniture. The spacious refitted kitchen is located to the rear and has a wealth of units which are complimented by contrasting working surfaces as well as a large central island alongside a window which overlooks the large rear garden. Lying adjacent is a large utility room and is ideal for additional appliances. The stunning conservatory is simply fantastic with plenty of space for all of your associated furnishings. Again plenty of windows and doors overlook and access the rear garden. Moving up there are four large double bedrooms with two having a great range of built in storage and the master boasting an en-suite shower room as well. These are complimented by the refitted bathroom/WC. The self contained annexe lies adjacent and offers an open plan lounge/diner/kitchen, alongside a separate double bedroom with built in storage. Lastly a shower room/wc completes the accommodation. Externally the front garden has been mainly paved to provide ample parking. The level rear garden captures plenty of sun and has a good size patio along with a large lawn area- ideal for adults to relax and children to play. Lastly solar panels afford a good and steady annual income stream and is ideal to keep the bills down