£219,950
Garfield Road, Hailsham
2 bedroom terraced house for sale
You can walk to most of what you need from Garfield Road. The High Street is a few minutes away on foot, and so is the Cuckoo Trail, the old railway line that now runs as a walking and cycling route north towards Heathfield and south towards Polegate. Polegate station is a short drive, with direct Southern services into London Victoria. The A22 and A27 put Eastbourne, Lewes, Brighton and the coast within easy reach.
A panelled timber door opens into an enclosed porch with room for coats and boots. The living room sits at the front, with a window to the street and a red brick fireplace midway along the side wall — the obvious point to set the room out around. Behind it is the dining room, and this is where you meet the staircase — a V-shaped split, two flights coming together three steps up, one rising to the bedrooms and the other to the bathroom. You do not get that in a newer house. Across the back, the kitchen and utility area both face the garden. The kitchen has light granite-effect worktops and a ceramic sink, and has been opened through into the utility space beyond, so the two work as one long run across the rear of the house — the cooking end, then a second run of worktop with its own door out to the garden for the washing and the recycling. Upstairs there are two bedrooms, both with chimney breast recesses either side, the natural place for wardrobes or shelving, and a bathroom with a modern white suite, a panelled bath with a shower over and a folding glass screen.
The rear garden is laid to lawn, with a stepping-stone path to a paved patio, a raised vegetable bed, planted borders and a good-sized timber shed. Close-boarded fencing encloses it, with a gateway to either side giving the shared rear access typical of older terraced properties. At the front, a red block-paved area makes an easy spot for the bins, with a low brick wall and pillars marking the boundary and framing the path to the door, and public car parks within walking distance. Take the tour first, arrange a viewing second — no sign-up, just click the link. Ready to see it in person? Use the call or email buttons on this listing.
Council Tax Band: B (Wealden District Council)
Tenure: Freehold
Garden details: Front Garden, Rear Garden
Electricity supply: Mains
Heating: Gas Mains, Open Fire
Water supply: Mains
Sewerage: Mains
Accessibility measures: Not suitable for wheelchair users
Rights & easements: Private right of way, Registered easements
Shared rear access. Under a Conveyance dated 23 December 1957 (title ESX142821), numbers 10 and 12 Garfield Road have rights of way over a strip at the rear of number 8, and number 10 may use half the rear garden path. Number 8 has reciprocal rights at number 10. Repair costs are shared. Usual rights of way, light, air and drainage apply between numbers 6, 8, 10 and 12. Buyers should refer to the title register and filed conveyance plan.
A panelled timber door opens into an enclosed porch with room for coats and boots. The living room sits at the front, with a window to the street and a red brick fireplace midway along the side wall — the obvious point to set the room out around. Behind it is the dining room, and this is where you meet the staircase — a V-shaped split, two flights coming together three steps up, one rising to the bedrooms and the other to the bathroom. You do not get that in a newer house. Across the back, the kitchen and utility area both face the garden. The kitchen has light granite-effect worktops and a ceramic sink, and has been opened through into the utility space beyond, so the two work as one long run across the rear of the house — the cooking end, then a second run of worktop with its own door out to the garden for the washing and the recycling. Upstairs there are two bedrooms, both with chimney breast recesses either side, the natural place for wardrobes or shelving, and a bathroom with a modern white suite, a panelled bath with a shower over and a folding glass screen.
The rear garden is laid to lawn, with a stepping-stone path to a paved patio, a raised vegetable bed, planted borders and a good-sized timber shed. Close-boarded fencing encloses it, with a gateway to either side giving the shared rear access typical of older terraced properties. At the front, a red block-paved area makes an easy spot for the bins, with a low brick wall and pillars marking the boundary and framing the path to the door, and public car parks within walking distance. Take the tour first, arrange a viewing second — no sign-up, just click the link. Ready to see it in person? Use the call or email buttons on this listing.
Council Tax Band: B (Wealden District Council)
Tenure: Freehold
Garden details: Front Garden, Rear Garden
Electricity supply: Mains
Heating: Gas Mains, Open Fire
Water supply: Mains
Sewerage: Mains
Accessibility measures: Not suitable for wheelchair users
Rights & easements: Private right of way, Registered easements
Shared rear access. Under a Conveyance dated 23 December 1957 (title ESX142821), numbers 10 and 12 Garfield Road have rights of way over a strip at the rear of number 8, and number 10 may use half the rear garden path. Number 8 has reciprocal rights at number 10. Repair costs are shared. Usual rights of way, light, air and drainage apply between numbers 6, 8, 10 and 12. Buyers should refer to the title register and filed conveyance plan.
Front Garden Overview:
| Red block-paved bin store to the front, enclosed by a low red brick wall with entrance pillars either side |
Ground-Floor Overview:
| Panelled timber entrance door | Enclosed entrance porch with space for coats and shoes and a corner meter cupboard housing the electric meter | Living room with a red brick fireplace and a uPVC double-glazed window overlooking the front elevation | Dining room with a uPVC double-glazed window to the rear utility area and a character V-shaped staircase where two separate flights meet three steps up — one rising to the bedrooms, the other to the bathroom | Kitchen with light granite-effect preformed worktops, a ceramic sink with drainer to the side and a uPVC double-glazed window to the rear | Utility area with a skylight and a timber-framed door and window to the rear garden |
First-Floor Overview:
| Bedroom one (measuring approximately 3.6m at the widest point x 3.2m plus chimney breast recesses) with a uPVC double-glazed window overlooking the front elevation | Bedroom two (measuring approximately 3.0m x 2.3m plus chimney breast recesses) with a uPVC double-glazed window overlooking the rear elevation | Bathroom with a modern white suite, panelled bath with a shower over and a folding glass screen, and a uPVC obscured double-glazed window overlooking the rear elevation |
Rear Garden Overview:
| Area laid to lawn with a stepping-stone pathway to a paved patio, raised vegetable bed and planted borders, timber garden shed and close-boarded timber fencing, with a gateway to either side giving the shared rear access typical of older terraced properties |
Reference: RS0058
Council Tax Band: B
