21 Connaught Road is a flexible property that offers the potential for three separate dwellings including a main residence and two annexes, which could be used as holiday lets, while elements of the ancillary accommodation could be combined into the main house. The main house has a comfortable sitting room to the front with a large bay window welcoming plenty of natural light. There is also a formal dining room and to the rear, a kitchen and breakfast room with attractive shaker-style units, space for all the necessary appliances and French doors opening onto the patio gardens at the side. There are two bedrooms and a family shower room on the first floor, including the en suite principal bedroom, while the second floor provides a further double bedroom, a utility room and a shower room. An internal door separates the first-floor accommodation from a two-bedroom apartment with an open-plan kitchen and sitting room, and its own shower room. The two bedrooms could be incorporated into the main house, with the apartment arranged as a self-contained studio. Additionally, to the rear of the ground floor there is a separate one-bedroom annexe with a reception room, a fully equipped kitchen and a shower room.

The property has a low-maintenance, paved garden to the front, side and rear, while at the end of the garden there is also a timber-framed outbuilding providing a workshop and storage space. On-street parking is available. The property is a stone's throw from a bus stop to Brighton and Eastbourne.

The East Sussex seaside town of Seaford is a popular destination, with its expansive beach and miles of beautiful surrounding countryside. The town has a variety of amenities and facilities, including high street shops, an excellent selection of pubs, restaurants and cafés and several supermarkets. The town has several primary schools as well as the outstanding-rated secondary Seaford Head School. Leisure facilities include golf at the Seaford Head Golf Course, watersports and sailing at nearby Newhaven and miles of stunning walking, riding and cycling routes along the coast, taking in the magnificent Seven Sisters cliffs and the beautiful beaches at Cuckmere Haven and Birling Gap. For connections to larger towns in the area, the A27 is easily accessible, providing routes to Brighton
and Eastbourne, as well as to the historic town of Lewes.