Property description

• Victorian semi detached
• Historic Old Town Hastings
• Original features
• Bespoke kitchen
• Two double bedrooms
• Courtyard garden
• Communal landscaped garden
• Permit parking
• Walking distance to the sea


Guide Price - £250,000 - £275,000
A beautifully presented and quintessential Victorian semi detached property in Old Town Hastings boasts charm and originality. Just as you step into this cottage, glance down the street and there is a beautiful view of the sea.

The property is arranged over two floors. There is a welcoming lounge with a feature fireplace, currently housing a real flame effect electric stove which exudes authenticity and elegance. The sash windows allows plenty of light to stream through and with the high ceilings, not uncommon with this era, makes for a feeling of space.

At the rear of the property is a well designed bespoke kitchen, created by a local craftsman, this is an area where many a culinary delight can be enjoyed. The stable door leading to the secluded courtyard garden continues the theme of tradition in this cottage.

On the second floor there are two large light and spacious double bedrooms and a shower room.

Outside is residential permit parking and accessing the rear of the property through an archway, there is an additional 'secret garden' for communal use which leads on to your own very private courtyard.

This property is located on the westward side of All Saints Street, a well preserved street leading directly to the seafront, in the Conservation Area of historic Old Town Hastings.

Hastings with its bohemian atmosphere, local amenities, independent shops and boutiques, trendy restaurants, the Jerwood Gallery, seafront and fishing harbour, is most certainly a desirable location.

Adjoining the East Hill is The Country Park with over 267 hectares of ancient woodland, heathland and grassland close to dramatic cliffs and coastline. Most of the area has been designated a specific area of conservation and a site of special scientific interest. Within half a mile is Hastings town centre with promenade, the White Rock Theatre, museums, cinema, mainline railway station, Heritage Centre, Castle and Priory Meadow Shopping Centre.

Direct mainline rail services run from Hastings to London Bridge/Cannon Street/Charing Cross and along the coast from Brighton to Ashford International, via Rye, with high speed connections to London St Pancras and the Continent.