Traslyn Court, 15a Selden Road

Step Inside

With the beach and seafront at the end of the road and the bustling cafes, shops and restaurants of central Worthing just moments away, this first floor apartment is perfectly placed to offer the best of both worlds. Stretching out across the first floor of a converted period property, the crisp white double fronted bay facade, bungaroosh garden walls and curved doorway of the communal entrance instantly generate an enticing first impression.

Step inside you'll find an impressively sized south-facing layout that's beautifully filled with natural light. Cool white walls blend with the warm neutral tones of tastefully chosen carpets to give a subtle backdrop while the generous proportions of each room create a blank canvas ready for you to add your own sense of style.

Offering views that extend down to the sea from its charming bay windows, a double aspect living rooms generates a great place to relax and unwind. The notable dimensions easily accommodate ample seating and a dining table with room to spare, while the vistas remind you of just how close to the beach you are. Having a separate kitchen gives a great feeling of space and the wrap-around layout of this one provides plenty of storage and workspace. Fully fitted with traditionally styled white cabinets housing an oven and gas hob, there's plenty of scope to add further appliances and create a hugely contemporary space if you choose.

The wonderful flow of natural light and brilliant south-facing aspects continue along the hallway in each of the two equally well-presented bedrooms. An excellent main bedroom has more of those wonderfully wide bay windows and benefits from a modern en suite shower room, while the second bedroom could easily be a dedicated home office if needed. Arranged in a stylish tile setting that complements the en suite, the modern suite of the family bathroom includes a full size bath with an overhead shower.


In Your Local Area

Situated to the east of Worthing just moments from Beach House Park, the bustling independent shops and cafes of Brighton Road are only a short walk from your door, with the beach and promenade directly behind them. For those who love their seafood, the ever popular Chipwick and the seafront CrabShack are both nearby. Ideally positioned for all that Worthing has to offer, the city centre with its wide range of high street and independent amenities is within easy reach, and there are plenty of supermarkets to choose from including Waitrose, Morrisons and Marks & Spencer.

For families there's a great selection of highly regarded schools in the local area including the Boundstone Nursery, Seadown School, Lyndhurst Infant School and Chesswood Junior School, all of which are currently rated as either as Outstanding or Good by Ofsted.
Stretching out along the coast for approximately 5 miles, the shingle beaches of Worthing with their promenades and palm trees are ideal for cyclists or those who just enjoy a stroll in the sunshine. Locally caught fish is often available to buy and take home.

The coast road takes you directly to Portslade, Hove and Brighton in one direction and onto nearby Ferring with its ever popular Sea Lanes beachfront cafe in the other. The A27 offers convenient routes across Sussex from Portsmouth to Eastbourne, and both Worthing and East Worthing mainline stations are approximately a mile on foot.

Lease
Approximately 78 years remaining, however the vendors are willing to negotiate an extension of 90 years.

Flood Risk
Surface water: very low
Rivers and the sea: very low




Council Tax
Adur & Worthing, Band C

Ground Rent
£100.00 Yearly

Service Charge
£1,298.54 Yearly

Notice
Please note we have not tested any apparatus, fixtures, fittings, or services. Interested parties must undertake their own investigation into the working order of these items. All measurements are approximate and photographs provided for guidance only.