Liverpool Terrace, Worthing, West Sussex, BN11

Immaculate example of a grade II listed Georgian maisonette in the heart of worthing town centre. As seen in Sussex Life magazine this property is over 1450 sq.ft arranged over two floors and is a fine display of exquisite interiors and well-proportioned dimensions. This period property retains all the character you would hope for whilst combining all the benefits of modern living. Access to the property is by a staircase which leads to the private entrance and external storage shed. Once inside the hallway is spacious and inviting. A ventilated storage room under the original arches has been tanked and provides a secure space for belongings. Both bedrooms are good sized doubles with built in wardrobes and statement headboards, the master having a bay fronted window and the second bedroom overlooking the garden. To the lower ground floor is a fully tiled cloakroom and additional to the rear garden. The open kitchen and lounge area provides a feeling of space and light courtesy of the large windows and doors leading to a raised terrace area. A well-appointed kitchen centred around an island with plenty of wall and base, granite worktops, a integrated induction hob, extractor, oven, dishwasher and washer dryer as well as the American style fridge/freezer. the lounge offers sea glimpses and overlooks the famous Dame Elizabeth Frink’s “Desert Quartet” bronze sculpture. The bathroom has underfloor heating, is fully tiled with a bath with overhead shower, wt., wash basin and heated towel rail. A particular feature of this property is the unique secluded rear garden. Having been expertly designed by the current owners it is truly an oasis that oozes peace and tranquillity assisted by the clever planting of ferns, palms and olive tree. The construction of a wooden pergola offers a great place to dine or entertain friends. The garden comes alive in the evening with subtle lighting making it a space to utilise day or night. Throughout the property you will notice an abundance of features from the original fireplaces, Georgian skirting boards, ornate cornicing and ceiling roses as well as the restored shuttered sash windows. This home has been thoughtfully laid out and is a testament to the owners eye for detail and design skills.