SHS9 Brighton
Description
The house is a double-fronted Victorian end-of-terrace house on the outskirts of Brighton with its seafront, plethora of restaurants, cultural and other attractions. The ground floor is open plan, there are two double bedrooms and a bathroom with bath and shower facility. There is a garden at the back with a converted coachhouse studio at the end. There is a dishwasher, washing machine and large fridge in the kitchen and a freezer on the ground floor of the coach house. The house is centrally heated in winter. The only television is in the bedroom. Parking is off street for a small car.
Area Synopsis
There is easy access to buses into the city centre and the station is 1 minute's walk with trains into central Brighton (5 minutes). For walkers, the South Downs are a short drive, bus or rail journey away. London is approx. 1 hour by train from Brighton station.
Special Notes
No dogs allowed. No smoking
Personal Details
We each of us work in Brighton as a teacher and a psychotherapist and one of us as an artist. The work studio is on the top floor at the end of our lovely garden, but because of the confidential nature of the day job as psychotherapist this will not be open to swapees. Our interests are varied but mostly concerned with the arts. Both of us are members of a choir and a book circle and we both play our piano which we would be willing for you to play. As you will see, our house is full of colour and our paintings on the walls. We have grandchildren who live nearby and we do much work in the garden.
Dogs Allowed