North Trade Road, East Sussex...

HOME OF THE MONTH - This beautifully designed three-bedroom end-of-terrace new-build home, offers contemporary accommodation arranged over two floors and an excellent layout for modern family life, all nestled within an exclusive enclave of just 20 beautifully crafted homes.
Set in the historic and soughtafter town of Battle, East Sussex, the property presents an exceptional opportunity for buyers seeking quality, comfort and convenience in a quintessential English setting.
The ground floor provides a welcoming entrance hall with a convenient cloakroom, before opening into a generous kitchen/dining area. Designed with both everyday living and entertaining in mind, the kitchen offers plenty of workspace and storage, while the dining area provides ample room for a family dining table.
To the rear, the separate living room creates a comfortable and relaxing space, with double doors opening directly outside, providing an attractive connection between the house and garden. Useful built-in storage cupboards further enhance the practicality of the ground floor.
Upstairs, the property offers three well-proportioned bedrooms. The main bedroom benefits from built-in wardrobe/storage space, while the remaining bedrooms provide excellent flexibility for children, guests or those requiring a home office.
A contemporary family bathroom with bath completes the first-floor accommodation, together with further useful storage off the landing.
As an end-of-terrace new-build, the property combines a thoughtfully planned interior with the advantages of a brand-new home, creating an appealing choice for first-time buyers, growing families, those downsizing or anyone looking for stylish, low-maintenance modern living.
The property features a beautiful frontage and a private rear garden, ideal for families and outdoor living. With two dedicated parking spaces, practicality meets luxury for modern living.
The Local Area: Life in Battle
The vibrant and historic town of Battle is renowned for its charm, character and rich heritage. Home to the iconic Battle Abbey, a centrepiece of the 1066 Battle of Hastings, the town blends culture, history and modern amenities seamlessly.
Shops, Cafés, Restaurants & Services
Battle’s thriving High Street offers a delightful mix of independent shops, boutiques, cafés, tearooms and restaurants, creating a lively and welcoming atmosphere for both residents and visitors. From artisan foods to boutique clothing and homeware, the High Street caters to everyday needs and weekend pleasures alike.
A wide variety of eateries can be found across the town, including traditional pubs, charming inns, tapas venues, tearooms and familyfriendly restaurants, ensuring something to suit every taste.
Schools
Battle is exceptionally wellserved by reputable local schools, including:
Battle & Langton CE Primary School
Battle Abbey School (Independent)
Claverham Community College
Additional surrounding village primary schools such as Catsfield, Crowhurst and Netherfield.
This makes the area particularly appealing for families.
Leisure, Heritage & Attractions
Battle offers a wealth of leisure activities, including:
The majestic Battle Abbey and Battlefield, a centrepiece of English history. Independent museums, scenic parks, countryside walks, and charming historic pubs. Proximity to destinations such as Bodiam Castle, Yesterday’s World, and local country estates.
Travel & Connectivity
Battle enjoys excellent transport links, making it well positioned for commuting, leisure and regional travel.
By Road
While driving times vary with traffic, Battle provides straightforward road access to nearby coastal and commuter towns including:
Hastings (approx. 6 miles)
Eastbourne (approx. 17 miles)
Tunbridge Wells (approx. 18 miles)
These nearby towns offer beaches, shopping centres, cultural venues, and workplace hubs.
By Rail
Battle Railway Station provides convenient services to major destinations, including:
London Charing Cross, Direct services available, with typical journey times from around 52–63 minutes depending on service and connection.
Tunbridge Wells, Easily accessible on the same mainline, offering frequent services.
Trains run regularly throughout the day, providing excellent links for commuters and leisure travellers.
Please note that an AML fee is chargeable to the buyer once an offer is accepted to cover the cost of carrying out the required identity and anti-money laundering checks. Once these checks have been completed, the fee cannot be refunded, even if the property purchase does not go ahead.
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