Located just 50 metres from the seafront, this charming one-bedroom flat at 6 Grosvenor Gardens offers a rare combination of Victorian character, private outdoor space, and direct beach access. Set within a handsome 1880s building designed by renowned architect Samuel Sanders Teulon, the property forms part of a grand coastal terrace rich in period detail and historical charm.

Positioned on the ground floor, the flat features two private outdoor areas: a balcony and a south-facing terrace, connected by a decorative cast-iron walkway. From the terrace, a private gate opens directly onto Grosvenor Gardens—a well-kept Victorian-era park with a bowling green—providing a peaceful green outlook and easy, direct access to the beach. This layout gives the flat the rare status of a main-door property, allowing you to come and go via your own entrance, completely independent of the building’s communal areas.

Inside, the open-plan living, dining, and kitchen area is bright and welcoming, with large front-facing windows offering expansive views across the park and out to sea. The bedroom sits quietly at the rear, while the bathroom combines period style with modern comfort, including white metro tiles, heritage-style flooring, and a walk-in shower.

The location is both scenic and practical. Just around the corner, you’ll find a traditional butcher and an independent organic greengrocer, with additional shops and cafes nearby.

West St Leonards station is the closest rail connection, just a 10-minute walk away, with direct Southeastern services to Hastings, Tunbridge Wells, and London Charing Cross. St Leonards Warrior Square station is also easily accessible, offering further links to London Victoria, Ashford International, and Brighton.

Additional highlights:

Off-street parking
Chain-free with a share of freehold
Private outdoor spaces with sea and park views
Direct seafront access through Grosvenor Gardens
Well-proportioned and naturally bright layout
A rare opportunity to own a beachside period flat with exceptional outdoor space, historical significance, and modern conveniences—all within easy reach of central St Leonards and excellent transport links. Viewings available by appointment.