Flat for sale in Burlington Place, Eastbourne BN21

Prices from £250,000. An exclusive development of just 5 luxuriously appointed apartments, finished to an exacting standard within this period building located just off the Promenade, to the west of the town centre, within easy reach of the theatres, Towner Art Gallery, seafront and Pier.

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Burlington Place

The apartments are arranged over five floors with four two bedroom units and one, one bedroom property. Two of the units enjoy their own outside space, flats one and two. There are allocated off road parking facilities for flats one and three. All of the apartments are fitted to an exacting standard and come with a share in the freehold and an architects certificate for peace of mind and for fast internet access full fibre is fitted to each apartment.

Ready for occupation from Spring onward with reservations being taken now. Share of freehold, 999 year lease. Call hunt frame, sole agents, to arrange your appointment to view.

Flat 1

Lower ground floor 1017 sq ft two bedrooms with terrace and parking £325,000

Flat 2

Hall floor one bedroom 557 sq ft private terrace £250,000

Flat 3

First floor two bedroom two bathroom 705 sq ft allocated parking £340,000

Flat 4

Second floor two bedroom two bathroom 716 sq ft £325,000

Flat 5

Third floor two bedroom 671 sq ft £270,000

Eastbourne

The seafront consists largely of Victorian hotels, a pier, theatre, contemporary art gallery and a Napoleonic era fort and military museum. The town grew as a fashionable tourist resort largely thanks to prominent landowner William Cavendish, later to become the Duke of Devonshire. Cavendish appointed architect Henry Currey to design a street plan for the town, but not before sending him to Europe to draw inspiration. The resulting mix of architecture is typically Victorian and remains a key feature of Eastbourne.

In 2009, the new Towner Gallery was opened, abutting the listed Congress Theatre built in 1963. In 2016–19 extensive remodelling work was undertaken to the prominent Arndale Centre, which takes up most of the town centre, and was originally built by Legal & General Assurance in the 1980s. This was then renamed The Beacon. The remodelling including the addition of a brand new cinema run by Cineworld. The South Downs dominate Eastbourne and the Eastbourne Downland Estate can be seen from most of the town.

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cannot be guaranteed and you should satisfy yourself as to their correctness. We have not been able to check outgoings, tenure, or that the services and equipment function properly, nor have we checked any planning or building regulations. They do not form part of any contract. We recommend that these matters and the title be checked by someone qualified to do so.