The property is being marketed by Shepherd Sharpe.
It is set over four storeys and has been renovated to a high standard keeping the original features.
Entry can be gained from both the front and back, leading to two separate hallways.
There are two sitting rooms, one currently serving as a snug, and a conservatory-style garden room at the front of the ground floor.
The kitchen and dining area has traditional painted units, oak worktops, and a china sink, with further access to a utility area and cloakroom.
Downstairs, there is a cellar with wine racks, storage, and a “speakeasy-style party room”, which opens directly to the gardens.
The first floor is divided into two wings: the front contains the main bedroom with views, fitted wardrobes, and an en-suite bathroom.
The back wing offers a double bedroom currently used as an office and another bedroom with a window seat and sea views, as well as a separate bathroom.
The second floor has a double bedroom configured as a suite with an en-suite shower room, exposed roof trusses, and additional storage.
The gardens are described as “tiered in several stages from the beach up”, with areas for seating, entertaining and wildlife planting.
A contemporary deck, designed by Loyn & Co Architects, connects the house to the outdoors and provides level access to a main entertaining area.
Other features include gas central heating with a modern combi boiler, timber sash double glazed windows throughout, and a garage with an electric overhead door and power.
The property is offered as freehold.
