Larkfield Way, Brighton, East Sussex, BN1

Characterful family home with integral garage, driveway, and a delightful garden. Situated in close proximity to local schools, parks, and a golf course, it offers a convenient and family-friendly lifestyle.

A well-designed and solidly built family home with gas central heating and double-glazing, located on a quiet road in a popular residential area. This four/five bedroom semi-detached house is of a type rarely available on Larkfield Way and has significant potential for further development.

To the front of the house is a level drive and hardstand that can comfortably accommodate two vehicles, plus a garden area and mature hedge. The garage is integral to the house and has the benefit of power, lighting, sink, worktop, and plumbing for appliances. In addition to doors at the front, the garage has a separate entrance from the sideway.

The main entrance to the house is via a charming porch with room for storage. The generously proportioned hall has cloakroom on one side and doors to lounge-diner on the other side, a space which is perfect for entertaining and larger family events. The lounge features an open fireplace and a bay window to the front; the dining room features French doors providing level-access to the patio, where there is space for table and chairs.

At the end of the hall is a characterful kitchen, fitted with a range of modern units. The main area of the kitchen has a window looking onto the rear garden, and the linked utility area has a window to the side of the house providing plenty of natural light. A door from the kitchen leads to a large reception room/bedroom five at the rear, with sliding patio doors providing access to the garden.

Ascending to the first floor, you’ll discover four good sized bedrooms - two with distant sea views, one with downland views - and a family bathroom. One of the bedrooms features an ensuite bathroom and a Juliet balcony with views over the garden.

The house has a very large, fully boarded loft with power and lighting.

The rear garden is substantial and well-proportioned. It includes patio and other hard landscaping, lawn and mature trees, shrubs and hedges. Fences are high and provide good screening from neighbouring gardens. At the far-end of the garden is a summer house (of log cabin construction) currently used as a workshop.

With its rare availability in the market, now is the time to make this property your own.