West Way, Worthing

Beautifully refurbished detached bungalow in desirable High Salvington, featuring a spacious entrance hall, living room with garden views, and a stunning contemporary kitchen/diner with bi-fold doors. Offers two double bedrooms with fitted wardrobes and a stylish bathroom. Benefits include a driveway, integral garage, rear garden and granted planning permission for further bedroom accommodation.
INTERNAL
A welcoming storm porch leads into a particularly spacious entrance hall, setting the tone for the quality throughout. The bright living room enjoys lovely views across the rear garden with access to the rear patio and opens seamlessly into the contemporary kitchen/diner — a stunning, light-filled space with sleek fitted units, plenty of workspace with inset butler sink, space for Range cooker and fridge/freezer and bi-folding doors that bring the outdoors in. There is ample room for both cooking and dining, creating a wonderful social hub.
Both double bedrooms are generously sized and feature fitted wardrobes with mirrored sliding doors, while the beautifully appointed bathroom includes a classic claw-foot bath with rainfall shower, WC, and wash basin.
EXTERNAL
The property benefits from a neat front lawn, pathway approach, and a block-paved driveway providing off-road parking and access to the integral garage. The rear garden is a peaceful retreat, mainly laid to lawn with mature shrubs, hedging, and multiple patio areas perfect for outdoor dining and relaxation.
N.B. Planning permission has been granted to convert the garage into an additional double bedroom with an extra bedroom at the front, offering exciting potential to extend the home further.
SITUATED
This charming property is located in the desirable area of High Salvington, within easy reach of the South Downs National Park. High Salvington is known for its historical windmill and the popular 'Refreshment Rooms,' which offers good coffee, a micro bar, and a convenience store. Worthing town centre and seafront are approximately 3 miles away, providing a variety of shops, restaurants, and leisure activities. The A24 and A27, situated at the foot of the hill, offer convenient access to the nearby towns of Horsham, Brighton, and Chichester. The area is well-served by schools of various denominations, including the highly regarded Vale First and Middle School.