Colebrook Close, Worthing

Step Inside

Perfectly situated for all that central Worthing has to offer, this semi-detached house sits tucked away in a prized cul de sac that's merely 0.25 miles from the beach. With the greenery of established gardens to both the front and rear it tastefully combines the charm of wood floors and feature heritage colours with sleek contemporary design.

On the ground floor the rich tones of a laminate wood floor flow from the hallway into two reception rooms delineated by wide timber framed French doors that give the option of having one excellent open plan space. A wonderful large lounge has a wood burner within its fireplace and plenty of natural light from wide bay windows, while the adjoining dining room is equally suited for day to day life or evenings entertaining friends. Across the entrance hall an outstanding double aspect kitchen is fully fitted with the clean lines of dark blue and crisp white handleless cabinets. Marble effect countertops have etched drainer grooves and integrated appliances include an oven, hob, dishwasher and fridge freezer. A charming serving hatch connects to the dining room, while a demi-glazed door leads out onto the patio. Handy for guests and busy family life, a cloakroom completes the ground floor.

Upstairs the heritage colours continue in three superbly sized bedrooms with wood floors and leafy outlooks. A large main bedroom has ample storage within fitted wardrobes and the geometric patterns of an accent wall that perfectly complement its dark blue tones. Both of the additional bedrooms look out over the rear garden and whilst the second double bedroom has a feature patterned wall of its own the large single room is currently used as a home office/study. Together they share a luxury family shower room where a contemporary suite includes a glass framed waterfall shower.

Step Outside

At the front of the property a walled garden gives a notable sense of privacy from passers-by and an inviting introduction with a tremendous conifer and flowerbeds framing an established lawn. To its side a considerable brick paved driveway supplies the convenience of private off-road parking.

The vibrant greenery is echoed to the rear where an enclosed rear garden has a duo of patios ideally sized for al fresco drinks and barbeques. Sitting centrally within the lawn a raised pond creates an idyllic focal point beneath the boughs of a blossom tree. High fencing, trees and shrubs give an admirable sense of privacy. A shed provides handy external storage and the single skin brick built out building with its own power supply can function as either a workshop or further storage.

In your local area

Situated to the east of Worthing near to Homefield and Beach House parks, 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 seafood, the ever popular Chipwick and the seafront CrabShack are both nearby. 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.

Highly regarded schools in the local area include Dolphins Day Nursery, Davison Day Nursery, Lyndhurst Infant School, Chesswood Junior School and St Andrew's High School. The coast road takes you directly to Portslade, Hove and Brighton in one direction and onto nearby Ferring in the other. The A27 offers convenient routes across Sussex from Portsmouth to Eastbourne, and East Worthing mainline station is approximately only 0.6 miles.

Council Tax
Adur & Worthing, Band C

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.