Flat for sale in Hastings TN34, 3 Bedroom

Description

Well presented three-bedroom apartment overlooking the open spaces of Alexandra Park in one of Hastings most sought-after residential enclaves. Forming part of a grand Edwardian home occupying a raised position with large rear private garden and a share of the freehold.

Situated on the first floor with a private entrance accessed from the side of the house with external storage ideal for bicycles, internal stairs lead to an open landing/hallway servicing all rooms. To the front of the apartment is a spacious living room overlooking the park, with exposed brick fireplace housing a coalbrookdale woodburning stove and full width balcony, perfect for evening drinks. Adjacent is a large double bedroom with period fireplace and triple period sash windows allowing for plenty of light and beautiful leafy views.

Behind the living room is the opulent master bedroom with built in storage, feature period fireplace and south facing sash windows, opposite is the third double bedroom. To the rear of the flat is the kitchen which gives access to a large level south facing garden with mature shrubbery and lawned area, the top of end of which enjoys gorgeous views across rooftops and Alexandra Park toward St Helens Road. The rest of the apartment is made up of a fitted bathroom, separate w.C., large loft space and fully plumbed utilities cupboard.

Beautifully finished and situated in an unrivalled location with grand rooms and high ceilings throughout this apartment has been sympathetically restored by the current owners ensuring the properties charm and character has been kept firmly intact.

Alexandra Park was officially opened in 1882 and is spread across 109 acres with its various play areas, café, sports facilities and reservoirs that allow fishing. The park received its first Green Flag award in 2005 and has continued to retain this status ever since, it is also famed for its arboretum and has one of the best collections of trees in Britain.

The park stretches over 2.5 miles in length and leads right up to the edge of what is now the town centre, the beach and promenade are also moments away. Artist open houses run throughout Hastings in the spring months along with summer fairs and street parties. Looking for an evening out? Old Town and St Leonards have great local pubs serving good food (try The Crown, Custom House, Dragon, Wine Shed, St Clements, St Leonard and Half Man Half Burger). Excellent local shops including Penbuckles and Judges serving the best coffee and scrumptious things.

Hastings station is close a mere 10 minute walk with a direct link to Charing Cross, Kings Cross International and Brighton accessible within 1h:30 mins perfect for commuters.

Hastings has the largest fishing fleet in Europe that is launched from a beach, which is known as the Stade. The Castle built by William the Conqueror but now in ruins is at the top of West Hill and offers wonderful views of the area and Channel. The steepest funicular railway in Britain takes passengers from the Old Town up to the Castle.

Opened in March 2012, the award-winning Jerwood Gallery sits next to the fishing beach in Hastings' historic Old Town. Open Tuesday to Sunday, the gallery is home to the Jerwood Collection of 20th and 21st century art and a varied temporary exhibition programme showcasing the best of modern and contemporary British art.

There are many other attractions in Hastings and St Leonards On Sea, both architectural and cultural. The fantastic Hastings pier (recently awarded pier of the year) hosts numerous live gigs and shows and is a wonderful place to visit. The town hosts several events throughout the year, which include the Hastings Half Marathon, the Jack in the Green Festival, Hastings Beer Festival, Coastal Currents and the Old Town Carnival.