There remains scope for further modernisations or renovations to include converting the integrated garage – all of which would add value. Worthing has seen significant investment and regeneration in recent years, becoming one of the top ten property hotspots in the UK, so now is the time to grab a slice of it before the prices skyrocket. With an easy London commute, several popular schools, and an air of ‘cool’ without pretension, this property is a gem waiting to be snapped up.
Access to Heene Place is from Rowlands Road where there are a range of amenities and an easy route into the town centre or to the station. Parking is a breeze with space for two cars on the forecourt with a further car in the garage, which would also be ideal as a workshop or storage space.
Stepping inside, the house is naturally light with windows on its east, south and westerly elevations alongside a conservatory to the rear. While the décor is clean and smart using neutral tones, allowing you to move straight in with ease, there remains scope to put your own stamp on the place.
To the front of the house, the sitting room feels spacious due to a high ceiling and a wide picture window facing east. There is room for relaxation and socialising in here, while dining takes place next door alongside the kitchen. From here, the conservatory spans the back of the house, creating a third reception room, so all three can be versatile depending on the needs of the owner(s) or their family. Within the kitchen, the units are modern and in fine condition providing plenty of storage, while the cooker and dishwasher are freestanding, leaving space for a tall fridge freezer and a washing machine tucked into a corner of the conservatory so they do not impose on the space.
Upstairs, both bedrooms are double with space for king beds and freestanding wardrobes. They each have soft carpet underfoot and double-glazed windows allowing for a restful night’s sleep. Nearby, the bathroom is classically tiled around a full bath suite with a shower over it.
The garden is accessible from the conservatory, but also has side access for bringing gardening equipment, bikes or shopping through to the rear. There is an area of lawn, enclosed for children to play in safety, and some patio areas for dining alfresco, barbecuing or firepits where you can sit out until the sun sets in on summery evenings. There is potential for further landscaping, or it’s ideally low-maintenance for those with a busy lifestyle.
Vendor’s Comment:
“This area of West Worthing is amazing as there is so much to enjoy in the ‘West End’ on Rowlands Road – some lovely new wine bars and eateries have opened and there is a beach sauna at the bottom of Heene Road which is open all year round. There is a fantastic sense of community too with lots of families moving to the area for good schools and the beach – we are sad to be leaving.”
Closest Schools:
Primary: Heene Road Primary School, Sir Thomas Becket Infants and Junior Schools
Secondary: Worthing High, Davisons CE High School For Girls
Private: Lancing College, Our Lady of Sion
Each year, more people seem to be making the move along the coast from Brighton to Worthing, and it’s understandable why. These days you can’t walk down the street without passing a cool new coffee shop or a shiny new art gallery, and there’s plenty of antique emporiums and boutique shops to explore. You can go to the cinema for £3, the theatre for not much more, and Worthing Pier has returned to its former glory with its Art Deco Pavilion now housing two incredible restaurants and live music events – what’s not to love? Free from swaggering stag and hen parties, these beaches are vast and fringed with palms…pop to one of three beach saunas, take a dip or grab a fresh coffee (or cocktail) from the beach front pop-up diners. The London (or Brighton) commute is a breeze with trains stopping at all three of Worthing’s Stations, or you can hop on the 700 bus into Brighton with ease.
