Felpham, a village in West Sussex, is described as a "sweet spot on earth" by William Blake, and this development of Georgian-style houses is situated in the heart of the village, near the Norman Church. The property, built in the 1960s, is a horseshoe-shaped crescent and is within walking distance of local shops and the beach. Although it requires modernization, it features uPVC double-glazed windows and gas-fired central heating. The property is priced to reflect its condition, and an appointment to view can be arranged through May's estate agents. This is an opportunity for a buyer to acquire a village centre property and put their own stamp on it.