4 Bedroom Terraced House

Stepping through the front door of this beautifully presented Victorian home, dating back to circa 1860, you are welcomed into a bright and inviting entrance hall that immediately sets the tone for the rest of the property.

From the hallway, a door to the left leads into the spacious open-plan lounge–diner. This attractive dual-aspect room is ideal for both relaxing and entertaining, with the lounge area enjoying stunning sea views across the Bristol Channel.The dining area flows seamlessly into the open-plan kitchen and family room, a highly versatile area that could also be used as a snug or extended dining space. The current owners have opened up this area to create a lighter and more sociable kitchen environment.

The kitchen is fitted with modern base and wall units topped with white granite-effect worktops, a contemporary sink with drainer, induction hob with extractor above, and two up-and-over ovens. Integrated appliances include a dishwasher and fridge-freezer. From the family room, a uPVC door open's onto the tiered rear garden. Elevated in position, the garden enjoys pleasant views and provides a peaceful outdoor space. The ground floor has been recently redecorated throughout, blending period features with modern finishes.

Returning to the hallway and ascending to the first floor, you reach a spacious landing. Directly ahead is the generous, fully tiled family bathroom, fitted with a new three-piece white suite and shower over the bath. An airing cupboard houses the combi boiler which is approximately two years old, offering practical storage and peace of mind. A further cupboard on the landing has been converted into a useful utility area, accommodating the washing machine and tumble dryer. Also on this floor is a well-proportioned double bedroom to the front of the property, benefiting from fantastic sea views which is currently used as a home office/second lounge. Just before heading up to the second floor is the third double bedroom which looks out onto the rear garden.

Continuing to the next level, you arrive at the second floor landing with the third bedroom being up a short set of steps directly in front of you. Walking back on yourself along the landing is the principal bedroom, perfectly positioned to take full advantage of the elevated coastal outlook. This bright and spacious room benefits from a newly fitted en-suite shower room finished to a high standard and dressing area with ample wardrobe space, creating a luxurious private space.

A further staircase leads to the third floor where the converted loft space offers excellent space for home office, hobby room ,with Velux windows providing natural light and useful eaves storage.

To the front of the property is a generous two-tiered garden providing an attractive approach and additional outdoor space. This area provides the perfect spot to sit and enjoy the coastal views and evening sunsets. The property also benefits from off-street parking for two vehicles, a rare and valuable feature for a property of this age.

In summary, this charming Victorian home is well suited to modern living, offering spacious and flexible accommodation, stunning sea views, all mains services, an EPC rating of D, and Council Tax Band C. All services are mains connected.
Applicants are advised to proceed from our offices in a Westerly direction along the High Street, taking the first turning on the left hand side into Marlborough Road. Turn immediately left into Highfield Road and continue along for approximately half a mile, passing the Bowling Green on the right, continue along passing Whittingham Road and then take the next turning on the left which bears sharply down and around to the left. Follow the road down and Castle Terrace can be found on your left hand side as indicated by our for sale board.