GUIDE PRICE: £380,000--£400,000.CHAIN FREE. INTERNAL VIEWINGS AVAILABLE ON REQUEST.In a well-connected area a short walk from Fiveways Village, given a top spot in The Sunday Times Best Places to Live Guide, this stylish 3 bed terraced house with an unusually large, sunny garden and free parking has family friendly Hollingbury and Blaker's Parks nearby, a popular infant school a 5 min walk and good senior schools within 6 mins by car - and direct trains to Gatwick and London from Preston Park Station 7 minutes by cab. Inside has a contemporary finish and 2 bright storeys deliver 116.5m2 (1254 sq. ft.) of versatile space and a big cellar beneath the house. Spanning the ground floor from east to west, a sophisticated living dining room/kitchen is full of light and opens to the sunny garden which has a scented dining terrace and a large, level lawn for play. The light, airy bathroom is good to go and upstairs two double bedrooms and a generous single, (used as a home office,) are all comfortable sizes, the principal with a Triton shower. Perfect for professionals, families and investors Hollingdean delivers spacious houses, large gardens and free parking where Ditchling Road around the corner takes you to the historic heart of Brighton and its beaches or to the National Park, whilst Lewes Road at the bottom of the hill delivers you to the city centre, universities or to the A27 or the A23 for the motorway. Style: Terraced house circa 1920'sType: 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom + shower, living dining room/kitchen, cellar Area: HollingdeanFloor Area: 1254 sq. ft.Outside Space: Front garden, big west garden open to southParking: Free on streetCouncil Tax Band: CWhy you'll like it:Quiet but convenient with free street parking and bus routes giving older children independence, this is an area popular with locals who want a great starter home within our coastal city but surrounded by green spaces and local amenities including the al fresco lifestyle of Fiveways- and with easy access into or out of the city. Set back and down from the friendly street behind a paved front garden large enough for a bike store, this double glazed,1920's terraced house with a broad bay window and tiled porch has charm and inside, this inviting home has stylish yet practical design which begins in the hallway where gleaming parquet flooring ensures a fuss free in/out flow.Ahead, the elegant living dining room has a bright and cheerful 4.20m x 4.16m (13'9 x 13'8) in which to work, rest or play, and the vendor believes that the fireplace is still open but may need relining if you wanted a wood burner. There's an easy flow around to the spacious kitchen area which is discreetly separated from the main room by a peninsular island, so although sociable it doesn't dominate the whole floor. Beautifully planned with custom made units, a pull-out chopping board and practical surfaces, the gas hob is beneath a hood, the Neff grill/combi oven and the fan oven are at eye level, and there's a door to the steps leading to the big garden. Outside, this large, landscaped garden is a sunny blank canvas for you to make your own, facing west but also open to the south. A paved terrace is ideal for al fresco dining with access to the cavernous cellar beneath the house whilst a broad bed, raised to its level, is perfect for herbs, vegetables and fruit to be picked for the table. Looking over the child and pet friendly lawn and surrounded by fences to make it private, it would be easy to create a secure retreat for toddlers or pups by installing a gate.Returning inside, the airy bathroom is a modern classic with a shower above the corner eco-bath, and there is a vanity unit beneath the handbasin.Upstairs, the first of the bedrooms could be a generous nursery or a home office with 2.86m x 2.42m (9'5 x 7'11) to play with and next door, the second bedroom is a comfortable double with 3.34m x 3.34m (10'11 x 10'11) in which to unwind. At the front of the house the principal bedroom extends to a restful 6.16m x 3.36m (20'3 x 11'0) and has a wall of fitted wardrobes ready to fill and a c Triton contemporary Madrid shower tucked away.Agent Says:"Ideal for professionals and/or a growing family close to schools, parks, the city and the station, this house in in a convenient location close to Fiveways and Lewes Road is ready for you to make it your own and has a large, sociable garden which gets the sun for most of the day."Owner's secret:"We have enjoyed the light, airy rooms and easy flow and have had lots of celebrations here especially in the garden! There is a real sense of community here with local shops around the corner and parks where you can easily meet people in fun runs or just walking the dog, and family life would be easy here too with playgrounds and good schools all within easy reach. We love the way the house opens to the summer with plenty of sunny space outside to share but then transforms to be warm and cosy inside when it's cold. The neighbours are lovely, and the street is quiet even though the al fresco cafes and independent shops of Fiveways and a big Sainsbury's are nearby, and it would be a good rental as well as a starter home as it's easy to get into the city centre and the sea, to the hospitals or out to the universities."Where it is:Shops: Local 5 mins walk, Fiveways 10 mins, 2 by carTrain Station: Preston Park Station 7 mins drive, 25-30 on foot,12 cycle, London Road 4 mins drive, 15 on foot , 6 cycle Seafront or Park: Blakers Park 12 mins on foot, 3 by car, Hollingbury 3 by car, Preston Park 4 mins by car, sea about 10 Closest schools:Primary: Hertford Infant School, Downs Junior, Downs InfantSecondary: Varndean, Dorothy StringerSixth Form: Varndean 6th Form, BHASVIC, Newman 6th Form College, BIMMPrivate: Brighton College, Brighton & Hove High, LancingIdeal for those needing access to the airports and London as the station is a 7 min drive, Hollingdean has always been a favourite destination for locals who want easy parking, quiet nights and big gardens in an area only minutes from country walks, the seafront, a golf course and a choice of three parks, all with sports facilities, playgrounds and cafes full of families. There are local shops to pop into around the corner from this house and Fiveways' cafes, bakers and independent stores are just a 10 min walk so you can enjoy the facilities of an area given a top spot in the Sunday Times Best Places to Live guide without paying a premium! The international restaurants of central Brighton and the vibrant al fresco lifestyle of the North Laine are just a short drive and the whole of our intercontinental coastal resort is easy to reach with regular buses on both Ditchling and Lewes Road which take you out of the city to the universities and National Park, or to the sea and central Brighton with its station and direct trains to Gatwick and Brighton. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_brighton-d196311/for-sale_i71276196
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5 mins walk from an outstanding primary school, 10 from Queen's Park's playground, tennis courts and cafe, and 10 -20 from Brighton General, Brighton College and the County Hospital (all 1--4 mins by car) this semi-detached 3 bed family house has picture perfect views sweeping over woodland to the sea. The sunny gardens have a secure bike store at the front and a home office tucked away in the landscaped oasis at the back, whilst inside bright and cheerful rooms offer a sociable, contemporary lifestyle with the beach, the lanes and direct trains to Gatwick and London within a 3-9 min radius. Good to go, an inviting living dining room opens to the garden for sophisticated entertaining and the stylish eat-in kitchen is well- planned and user friendly. Outside the southeast oasis is child and pet secure, and the home office has power and access to wi-fi via a booster. The spacious bathroom has a separate w.c for busy mornings, and all the double bedrooms are ready to move into, the principal with restful views to the coast and a chic en-suite shower. Quiet but convenient with plentiful permit parking and a choice of bus routes, this is a central point in our city with Elm Grove and Warren Road at the top of the hill to take you to the historic North Laine, to the A23/27 or out to the National Park whilst Freshfield Road will take you into Kemptown and its beaches or to Eastern Road and the Royal Pavilion within minutes.Queen's Park is a great place to be with a relaxed vibe and all the local amenities you need including cafe's, bistro pubs and small supermarkets dotted around. Tucked away from the tourists who flock to our legendary resort you are still within easy reach of all it has to offer and on a broad, leafy avenue on a hill with no building directly behind it, this semi-detached home with double glazing enjoys uninterrupted light. Set privately back from the street behind a gated fence, a large front garden is full of the joys of spring and there is a big storeroom for bikes, paddleboards and tents etc. Inside the inviting hallway sets the stylish yet practical tone of the interior with crisp decor, ample storage to both right and left, and fuss free flooring which continues straight into the kitchen for supermarket deliveries.Bright, cheerful and looking over the garden at the front of the house, the contemporary kitchen is a classic which will stand the test of time, and has space for a pull out table for breakfast. Well-planned, everything flows from the central gas hob and electric oven beneath a lit hood, the fridge and freezer are integrated for you and plumbing is in place for a dishwasher and a washing machine.Next door, sunlight streams through the spacious living dining room where both a large window and French doors frame the garden and a glorious view which sweeps over woodland and the racecourse to the sea, so you can unwind in blissful seclusion and enjoy the changing of the seasons. Inside painted floorboards ensure an easy in/out flow and there's also useful, built in shelving. Outside, the large garden is a southeast facing suntrap, beautifully landscaped about 5 years ago for a sociable, al fresco lifestyle and to maximise enjoyment of the stunning setting. By the house, a sun deck is ideal for dining, scented by fresh herbs for the table in a raised bed, and it steps down to a spacious, south facing seating area which has discreet storage beneath it. At the far end of this secret oasis, a lawn is level (a feature hard to find in a city built on hills) and made private by fencing. Child and pet secure with a firepit for camping, it is unusually long in an area so close to the sea and the city. At the very far end surrounded by a little orchard of fig, pear, apple and damson trees, the home office is a private retreat with an insulated roof, solid wood floor, double glazing and internet access via a booster from the house which currently has a super fibre connection.Returning inside, at one end of the hallway a w.c and handbasin is tucked away whilst at the other a family bathroom has all you need including a shower above the bath and natural light.Upstairs, a central landing has access to the attic (which some neighbours have converted, stnc.) Two light double rooms are simple but stylish and look across the cherry blossom of the front garden to the broad street. All about relaxing with a restful backdrop, the principal bedroom has picture perfect views. There is plenty of floorspace for wardrobes with one already built in, and there is a secret shower en-suite. Perfect!Agent says:"Our secret is out! This big bright house with a fantastic garden, a home office and glorious views is in a favourite location with swift access to the South Downs and the sea, parks and good schools but also sought after by professionals who work in the city or commute as although it is quiet at night it is easily connected to the whole of Brighton & Hove and the A23/A27 and airports."Owner's Secret:"We can walk to an outstanding school, Queen's Park and both Brighton General and County Hospital - and have shops on the doorstep! We fell for the big, bright rooms, the amazing views and the sunny garden and saw we could create our dream home- which we would take it with us if we could! We wanted to keep it simple and easy to live in, and we hope you enjoy the flowing layout, all on one level on the ground floor which has been perfect for young children as well as for entertaining. We wanted the house and especially the garden to be comfortable as we wanted it to be another 'room' and we do spend the summers outside! The home office has been a boon as it is quiet and private, and it is still under guarantee! This is a great place to live with lovely neighbours, and the park has a readymade community of joggers, dog walkers and tennis players as well as local families. At the top of the hill the location is far more convenient than it may seem in 5 minutes you're at the Royal Pavilion or the Level so the station is 9 mins by cab or a pleasant 15 minute cycle, and there are 3 bus routes to choose from. As we are relocating, we are happy to discuss items in the house which you think may be of use to you."What's around you:Shops: Local 1 min (3 on foot), Kemptown Village 3 mins, city centre 5 minsStation: Brighton 9 by cab, 20 by busSeafront or Park: Queen's Park 8-10 to walk, seafront 3 mins by carClosest Schools:Primary: St Luke's, (5 mins walk) Queen's Park 10 mins (1 by car)Secondary: Varndean, Dorothy StringerSixth Form: Varndean, BHASVIC, BIMM, METPrivate: Brighton College, Brighton & Hove High.Queen's Park is known for its relaxed atmosphere, community of dog walkers, joggers and families enjoying the open green spaces, pond, playground and cafes as well as its surrounding shops and bistro pubs. Within walking distance of a choice of good schools it is ideal for professionals as Kemptown, bordered by beaches, is on the doorstep which hosts the law courts, Amex and hospitals and has a bohemian cafe culture as well as useful shops. The cultural heart of the city, chic North Laine and Marina are easy to reach and the open countryside of the nature reserve is just around the corner. For those who need to travel, the mainline station with its fast links to Gatwick and London is about 20 minutes by bus, 15 by cycle, and there is no waiting list for S zone parking. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_brighton-d196311/for-sale_i70240858
King and Chasemore are delighted to bring to the market this well maintained 6 double bedroom HMO mid terrance home split over 3 floors with a great size garden.Located a 5 minute walk from the excellent amenities of Lewes Road- pubs, shops, and quick transport links to the universities - is this quirky six double bedroom, two bathroom property.Set over three storeys, you enter the property into a long hallway. On your right, is the first of the doubles bedrooms, perfectly furnished to the same quality standard of all the bedrooms - with a double bed, large desk and chair, a wardrobe, and a chest of drawers. The ground floor then contains an additional double bedroom, and two modern bathrooms each conveniently containing a toilet. While one contains a walk-in shower, the other benefits from a bath; perfect for a relaxing evening in.An impressive spiral staircase then takes you upstairs to a further 3 bedrooms. Going down to the bottom floor, there is the final bedroom, as well as a separate living room containing two comfortable sofas, and a spacious fully-fitted kitchen, kitted-out with a washing machine, oven and two fridges. This leads out to a lovely garden, perfect for the warmer months of the year.The property is spacious throughout with a large bright living area, recently installed kitchen and large rear garden. There is access to the no 25 & 49 bus links to the Universities.Auctioneer Comment:This property is for sale by the Modern Method of Auction. Should you view, offer or bid on the property, your information will be shared with the Auctioneer, iamsold Limited.This method of auction requires both parties to complete the transaction within 56 days of the draft contract for sale being received by the buyers solicitor.This additional time allows buyers to proceed with mortgage finance (subject to lending criteria, affordability and survey).The buyer is required to sign a reservation agreement and make payment of a non-refundable Reservation Fee.This being 4.5% of the purchase price including VAT, subject to a minimum of £6,600.00 including VAT.The Reservation Fee is paid in addition to purchase price and will be considered as part of the chargeable consideration for the property in the calculation for stamp duty liability.Buyers will be required to go through an identification verification process with iamsold and provide proof of how the purchase would be funded.This property has a Buyer Information Pack which is a collection of documents in relation to the property. The documents may not tell you everything you need to know about the property, so you are required to complete your own due diligence before bidding.A sample copy of the Reservation Agreement and terms and conditions are also contained within this pack. The buyer will also make payment of £300 including VAT towards the preparation cost of the pack, where it has been provided by iamsold.The property is subject to an undisclosed Reserve Price with both the Reserve Price and Starting Bid being subject to change.Referral Arrangements The Partner Agent and Auctioneer may recommend the services of third parties to you. Whilst these services are recommended as it is believed they will be of benefit; you are under no obligation to use any of these services and you should always consider your options before services are accepted.Where services are accepted the Auctioneer or Partner Agent may receive payment for the recommendation and you will be informed of any referral arrangement and payment prior to any services being taken by you. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_brighton-d196311/for-sale_i69494432
Good to go as a home or for holiday investment this stylish four bedroom house with a sunny roof terrace is fashionably located in Kemptown Village. 4 mins walk from the beach it is surrounded by chic cafes, bars and restaurants, and it's just 10 mins drive from Brighton Station's direct trains to Gatwick and London and about 7 by cab (or a scenic 25 min seafront stroll) from the picturesque cultural heart of the city. Uniquely private and very quiet, it is currently a thriving holiday with a high end finish - although it would also suit professionals and families with the County Hospital, Brighton College and Amex within walking distance. Enjoy the Brighton lifestyle to the full in this fantastic house in the East Cliff Conservation area, less than 350 meters from the seafront. Within the fashionable Kemptown Village, this historic property is invisible from the street behind a secure gate and inside, an expert eye has created sophisticated, contemporary spaces.The ground floor offers two quiet and private double bedrooms which boast an exacting level of finish, beautiful decor and a stylish shower room.Upstairs, a stunning, vaulted open plan living dining room/kitchen invites company. Oak flooring is underfoot, oak beams are overhead and exposed brick all acknowledge the history of the building whilst the kitchen area incorporates high spec, contemporary appliances. With 5.9m x 5.5m (19'4 x 18'0) overall there is ample space to enjoy, and the kitchen is sociably arranged with a gas hob and electric oven integrated within a peninsular island facing the dining area. Nearby, sliding doors lead out to a spacious roof terrace where guests can experience an easy, al fresco lifestyle and the unique atmosphere of this location. Returning inside, at the far end of the living room, the principal bedroom is completely private beneath a skylight with a fitted wardrobe already in place, and its chic en-suite bathroom has a designer finish which includes a shower above the bath, flamingo wallpaper and a warming rail for towels.Peaceful at the top, the mezzanine bedroom is reached via a sculptural staircase and with discreet under eave storage it is also ready to move, so you won't need to change a thing from this irresistible property.Where it is...Shops: Kemptown Village around the corner, The Lanes 20-25 min walk, 7ish by cabTrain Station: Brighton 15-20 by busSeafront or Park: Seafront 4 mins walk, East Brighton Park 2 by car, 10 on foot Closest Schools:Primary: St Mark's, St Luke's, Queen's Park,Secondary: Varndean or Dorothy StringerSixth Form: Varndean, Brighton METPrivate: Brighton College, Brighton Waldorf, RoedeanWith a laid back cafe culture, independent, specialist shops and a farmer's market as well as a Co-Op, post office and chemist, Kemptown Village is one of the most sought after locations within our international coastal resort and is bordered by beaches which have seafront bars, a lido, saunas, yoga, volleyball courts, kayak club.and the Marina is a stroll. The hospital, law centres and Amex are nearby and the theatres and Lanes of central Brighton are all within a scenic stroll along the seafront or past the lively bars and restaurants of St James' Street which also hosts Pride. Buses into the city, along the coast and to the universities are nearby and the proximity to Brighton train station with its fast link to Gatwick and London makes commuting possible. For those who need a car, both the A23/27 and coast road are easy to reach and at the time of writing permit zone H has no waiting list.With a laid back cafe culture, independent, specialist shops and a farmer's market as well as a Co-Op, post office and chemist, Kemptown Village is one of the most sought after locations within our international coastal resort and is bordered by beaches which have seafront bars, a lido, saunas, yoga, volleyball courts, kayak club.and the Marina is a stroll. The hospital, law centres and Amex are nearby and the theatres and Lanes of central Brighton are all within a scenic stroll along the seafront or past the lively bars and restaurants of St James' Street which also hosts Pride. Buses into the city, along the coast and to the universities are nearby and the proximity to Brighton train station with its fast link to Gatwick and London makes commuting possible. For those who need a car, both the A23/27 and coast road are easy to reach and at the time of writing permit zone H has no waiting list. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_brighton-d196311/for-sale_i70969969
In a chic, sought after area 2 blocks from the sea, this fabulous three bedroom house has a sunny patio garden to enjoy and a very rare, secure allocated parking space a few doors down. With double glazing, inside has a social flow and a retro finish and if vintage is not your thing, these big, comfortable rooms give time to inspire ideas. An ideal home or a great rental it's just 2 minutes' walk from the fashionable al fresco lifestyle of Kemptown Village, 6 from Brighton College, and the County Hospital is at the top of the street. Welcoming as soon as you step in, the cheerful kitchen diner is ideal for entertaining, friends can relax in the spacious living room which has a gas fire and opens to the private patio, and there's a ground floor w.c. for guests. Upstairs, the big, bright bathroom has a newly fashionable avocado suite and all three bedrooms are remarkably quiet one of which could be a fabulous home office. The Village has plenty of amenities including a weekly farmer's market, the area is well served for green spaces which hold events during our legendary festivals, a 15-20 minute stroll along the seafront will take you to the picturesque cultural heart of our famous coastal resort and Brighton's direct trains to Gatwick and London are about 15 by bus or 7 by cab. Kemptown Village has an easy going, unpretentious vibe and it is bordered by the sea where you can enjoy beach bars, volleyball courts, yoga and a heated Lido. Between the Pier and Marina you are hidden away from the main tourist trail and this terrace is prime, not only because of its proximity to the hospital but also as it is close to the public garden of St George's Church which is a favourite for lunch in the sun and hosts refined events during our arts festivals. Outside, this loved C20th property is in keeping with its historic neighbours, tucked back from the road behind a front garden large enough to secure a bike and although immaculately maintained throughout, it offers an increasingly rare opportunity for you to make it your own.Inside, an inviting hall has a deep under stair cupboard for coats and bags and an airy w.c with a hand basin is hidden away. Ahead, the sun-lit living room is a delight in all weathers with a sleek, wall mounted gas fire. The far wall is lined with windows and floor to ceiling glazed doors which slide across to bring the outside in, and spanning the back of the building, there is ample room in which to unwind or to share with friends.Outside, the east garden is level with the house, a feature hard to find in a city built on hills, and it is open to the south. Designed for relaxing, this charming oasis of calm has a large paved area, perfect for al fresco summers in the Sussex sunshine where raised beds to one side are planted with mature shrubs for all year interest, and the walls give privacy and also make it child and dog freindly.Returning inside, at the front of the house the spacious kitchen diner is beautifully planned with space to welcome company either at the breakfast bar or a table by the front bay. A classic of its time, everything flows from the central, freestanding Zanussi touch induction oven beneath a hood, plumbing is in place for a washing machine, and there are designated spaces for a fridge and a freezer and the good news is that the vendor is willing to discuss the white goods in situ, so you'll have time to plan the kitchen of your dreams.At the top of the stairs, the landing has an airing cupboard and an attic (and at the back some neighbours have Velux /dormers in their roofline). With garden views, the first of the double bedrooms is quiet and comfortable, and great for guests as it is next to the surprisingly large bathroom where the avocado suite includes a bidet. There's a contemporary shower above the tub, and at least one of the refurbished homes in the same terrace has put in both a bath and a separate walk in shower. At the front, the second bedroom is a generous single, and with open views, it could also be a private home office. Also at the front with a bay looking up a tree-lined street, the big, bright principal bedroom bathes in the afternoon and evening sun as it is not directly overlooked. Ready to move into with calm decoration and lots of space for wardrobes, time is on your side to create the bedroom of your dreams.With a laid back cafe culture, independent, specialist shops and a farmer's market as well as a Co-Op, post office and chemist, Kemptown Village is one of the most sought after locations within our international coastal resort and is bordered by beaches which have seafront bars, a lido, saunas, yoga, volleyball courts, kayak club. The hospital, law centres and Amex are nearby and the theatres and Lanes of central Brighton are all within a scenic stroll along the seafront or past the lively bars and restaurants of St James' Street which also hosts Pride. Buses into the city, along the coast and to the universities are nearby and the proximity to Brighton train station with its fast link to Gatwick and London makes commuting possible. For those who need a car, both the A23/27 and coast road are easy to reach and at the time of writing permit zone H has no waiting list. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_brighton-d196311/for-sale_i71298378
GUIDE PRICE: £650,000--£700,000.HOUSE WITH INTERNAL LIFT TO THE FIRST FLOOR --IDEAL FOR WHEELCHAIR USERS AND/OR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES.INTERNAL VIEWINGS AVAILABLE ON REQUEST.A peaceful retreat just a 5-10 minute walk from Preston Park Station's direct trains to Brighton, Gatwick or London with local amenities at the end of the street, this inviting 3 bed, 3 bath Edwardian house is wheelchair friendly with an easy sociable flow and accessible sunny, southwest garden and both stair and lift access to the large first floor bathroom and spacious bedroom. Private on the first landing, ideal for guests another double bedroom has a contemporary bathroom next door, and up at the top, a bright and cheerful principal bedroom is en-suite. Tucked away in a tranquil enclave of period terraces on a tree lined street with a grocers, a cafe, a chemist and a post office around the corner it's an ideal family house or investment with spacious, versatile rooms. Good primary, secondary schools and 6th form colleges are within a 6 min drive and the tennis courts, open air theatre, cafe and playground of Dyke Road Park are a short walk. Preston is a popular area known for its friendly community and the vibrant 7 Dials is a few minutes by car or bus. Close by, but out of hearing, Dyke Road will take you to Brighton Station, the city centre and the bars, restaurants and arts venues of the North Laine, or out of the city to the National Park or A23/A27. Style: Edwardian terrace houseType 3 double bedrooms, 3 bathrooms + gf w.c., double depth reception, kitchen dining roomArea PrestonFloor Area 1403 sq.ft.Outside Space Sunny southwest gardenParking Permit zone E, no waiting listCouncil Tax Band D Why you'll like it:Preston has an easy going, unpretentious vibe and it is quietly located between the London Road and Dyke Road, which both deliver you into or out of the city within minutes. This terraced, Edwardian charmer is set back from a quiet tree-lined road with plentiful permit parking, and has a front garden large enough for a bike store.Inside the hallway has inviting views through the length of the house to the garden, and it is worth noting that the ground floor rooms are level with each other and the garden terrace a feature hard to find in a city built on the South Downs. Under stair storage and a w.c. are both tucked away. On the right, two rooms have become one to create an inviting living room with tall windows lining the broad box bay at the front for the morning sun and a broad glazed door at the back opening to the kitchen dining room. All about embracing friends and family with plenty of room for sofas, you can relax by an open fire which has custom made cabinets and shelving on each side. The electric lift is central to the space, but if you prefer, we understand that there is a quote available to remove it.Along the hallway, the streamlined kitchen dining room has been skilfully extended into the side return. Bright and cheerful, this dream space works well for everyday but is also perfect for parties with bi-folding doors opening to the delightful garden. This versatile space has ample room for a large dining table beneath huge, vaulted skylights. Well-planned, the layout flows from the central, rise and fall induction hob and there is also a combi-oven at eye level and under counter fan oven. The quartz working surfaces look great with sections that float, there's an integrated dishwasher, plumbing for a washing machine and a designated area for a tall fridge freezer.Outside a southwest sun trap is child and pet secure behind walls and surrounded by gardens it is a peaceful retreat. By the house, there is a spacious paved terrace for al fresco dining which looks over a lawn which is level for play, and flower beds have been lovingly planted for scent and all year interest and there's even a shed to store the bbq.Returning inside, at the top of the stairs the first of the double rooms is a restful space with inspiring open views which make it very private. Ideal for guests, working from home or teenagers, there is the bonus of a stylish bathroom with a shower over the tub next door.On the first floor, at the back a spacious shower room is light and airy and has lift access. At the front of the house, the second generous bedroom is a serene sanctuary where you'll wake to birdsong with the soothing proportions only period properties can deliver, air conditioning and a wall of organised, handmade wardrobes.Private and peaceful at the top, the principal bedroom spans from east to west with windows at each end, and also has air conditioning. Ready to move into with calm decor and ample storage, there is also a chic shower room with a Velux which is not overlooked.Agent Says: "This beautifully extended house is good to go with a family friendly flow, sociable layout and a charming garden. Families stay in this sought after location until their children have grown up and moved on, which makes homes in these quiet terraces close to good schools and the station difficult to find."Owner's Secret:"This has been a very happy home and we have enjoyed its period proportions, original features and spacious garden. The versatile layout and big bright rooms have been perfect for our family as well as for working from home and entertaining. Adding the extension created a great family space and provided an easy link to the sunny garden, which we love. This is a fantastic area to live in with a great community feel (the younger neighbours do a conga at New Year!) and we've enjoyed the proximity to both central Brighton and the station." Where it is:Shops: Local Matlock Road 2-3 mins walk, 7 Dials 5-6 mins by car, North Laine 9-10 mins by cabTrain Station: Preston Park is a 5-10minute walk, Brighton 9-10 by cabSeafront or Park: Dyke Road Park & Hove Park 3 mins drive, Preston Park under 10, seafront 10-15Closest Schools:Primary: St Bernadette's RC, Stanford Infant, Stanford Junior Secondary: Varndean, Dorothy Stringer, Cardinal NewmanSixth Form: Varndean, BHASVIC, Cardinal Newman, BIMMPrivate: Bilingual, Windlesham Prep, Lancing Prep, Brighton College, Brighton GirlsA quick walk to Preston Park Station and its bistro pub with friendly local shops, cafes and a post office around the corner, this area has a lovely community feel and the nearby primary schools, state or private, are good. Tucked away from the crowds, this house is between Dyke Road's Park with tennis courts, open air theatre, playground and cafe, Hove Park's playground, fingerprint maze and playing fields and Preston Park's velodrome, sports facilities, fun runs and football clubs. Local bus routes go along both Dyke Road and London Road (both out of hearing) to the South Downs National Park or the beach, and along Shirley Drive to Hove, and you can get to the whole of the city including the world class shopping, fashionable bars, lively arts venues and international restaurants of Queen's Road, the picturesque cultural heart of the city as well as Hove's Church Road easily. If you commute by car, both the A23 and A27 are easy to reach. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_brighton-d196311/for-sale_i70805797
Guide price £650,000 - £700,000 Stunning detached family home Three/Four bedroom house Seaview Spacious kitchen dining room Separate lounge Two bathrooms Office space Large garden Garage EV Charger Great condition throughout Sole Agents Guide price £650,000 - £700,000Crescent Drive North is a quiet residential road in Woodingdean. High on the South Downs with long views towards the sea, this Brighton suburb is loved by everyone who wants more space and larger gardens, while still being within easy reach of the city centre and the beach. From here you can walk out onto the Downs and enjoy the outdoors without getting in the car. Around the corner is Woodingdean Central Park, with a children's playground. There are three primary schools within easy reach, Woodingdean Primary, Rudyard Kipling Primary and Downs View Primary and the nearest secondary school is Longhill School. The local Downs Hotel pub has recently been refurbished and in the village, there are independent shops and cafes, a delicatessen and a patisserie. Public transport links are excellent with regular bus services running into Brighton from the end of the road.Q Estates are delighted to present this superb, detached, double-fronted, four-bedroom house which has a garage and the most incredible garden which rises up the hill behind the property with the feeling of disappearing into woodland. The house is immaculately presented and its current owners have renovated the property considerably. The front door opens to a central hall from which the downstairs accommodation is accessed on either side. On the left is a lovely living room, with a shuttered, wide curved window, white walls and Karndean herringbone flooring in a light oak colour. This flooring also runs through the hall and into the kitchen/dining room on the other side of the house, linking the spaces. Paired with the whites and soft greens which the downstairs rooms have been decorated in, there is a warm, calm and contemporary feel to the space. The kitchen/dining room is arranged as two distinct areas with the dining area at the front of the house and the kitchen at the garden end. There is an Indesit double oven, a Baumatic five-burner gas hob, an integrated microwave, an integrated dishwasher, an integrated fridge-freezer and a wine cooler. Once again there are lovely white louvred shutters at the window and there is also a white column radiator. Column radiators have also been installed in the living room and the hall. Also on the ground floor is a WC and the fourth bedroom which is currently being used as an office. A turning staircase climbs to a spacious central landing on the first floor. Upstairs you will find three good size double bedrooms and a family bathroom. The main bedroom is at the front with fantastic views towards the sea. This bedroom has its own ensuite shower room. The family bathroom has been recently redesigned and has been tiled with beautiful mint green metro tiles. Over the bath is a thermostatic shower with a dual shower head. Cabinetry has been installed along one length of the wall with a lovely worktop which accommodates the oval countertop sink. In the cabinets, there is space and plumbing for a washing machine and dryer. The entire house is double glazed and in the garage, there is an EV charging point.In The KnowArea: WoodingdeanCouncil Tax: Band EEPC Rating: D63Floor Area: 124sqm (approx.)Station: Brighton Station, 3.7 milesBus Stop: Crescent Drive North, 200mParking: Garage and Free on street parkingPrimary School: Rudyard KiplingSecondary School: Longhill High SchoolPrivate School: Brighton CollegeLocal shop: Co-op LocalSupermarket: ASDALocal Gems: Downs Hotel Pub, Circa Deli, Rottingdean Beach*As provided by the vendor. All details should be checked and confirmed by your conveyancer.FREE MARKETING WORTH £400 If you instruct Q Estate Agents to sell your home, we will provide a free and comprehensive marketing package worth £400. Call or email .Disclaimer Floorplan for Illustration Purposes Only Not To Scale. This floorplan should be used as a general outline for guidance only and does not constitute in whole or in part an offer or contract. Any areas, measurements or distances quoted are approximate and should not be used to value the property or be a basis for sale or let. Q Estate Agents have not tested any appliances or services within the property. Any intending purchaser or lessee should satisfy themselves by inspection, searches, enquiries and full survey as to the correctness of each statement. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_brighton-d196311/for-sale_i69570697
Guide Price £650,000 - £675,000 Vendor Suited with complete chain Stunning three bedroom family home Three bathrooms West facing patio Stylish finish throughout Finished to a high standard Double glazed throughout A real one-off and a must view property! Guide price £650,000 - £675,000 Whippingham Road is a popular residential street of terraced houses, that runs from Hartington Road to Elm Grove. You can easily walk into town from here, or to the seafront; if you prefer, there are excellent bus services into the city centre. Nearer to home, there are numerous pubs, cafes and shops. On Elm Grove, The Flour Pot Bakery serves delicious coffee and pastries, as well as selling fantastic bread. Just a little further down the hill, Hilly Laine, is an independent health food corner shop. This area has a wide appeal, to both young professionals and commuters, looking for easy access to the city or to Brighton Station, and also to families who want to be near parks and schools as well as the wonderful pepperpot nursery. Queen's Park is a fifteen minute walk where there is a playground and a cafe, and The Level has a playground and a skate park. Fairlight and Elm Grove Primary schools are a short walk away and the house is in the catchment area for Dorothy Stringer and Varndean secondary schools.This unique house, at first glance Victorian in style, was built in the 1960s to resemble others in the terrace. It has been carefully renovated by its current owners, an architect and an artist, and is now a stunning three-bedroom, three-bathroom, contemporary home, with a beautiful kitchen and reception spaces, as well as a west-facing garden.On the ground floor, one large, double-aspect, reception room, with stained wooden floors, has a living area at the front of the house, with a bay window and an exposed brick fireplace with a wood burning stove. At the back of this room is a dining area and a wonderful door, over 2.5 metres high, which opens to the side of the house where there is a vegetable garden. As you enter the kitchen, your eye is drawn to the view of the garden through the crittall-style, double doors at the end of the room. These doors are aluminium and double-glazed. The kitchen effortlessly combines highly practical and attractive stainless steel cabinets with warm natural materials including solid oak worktops and a tumbled travertine stone floor. A Stoves dual-fuel range cooker, with two ovens and a grill, stands on one side of the room, while opposite, under the window, is a reclaimed butler sink with a flexi-hose tap. The dishwasher is integrated and there is space for a full-height fridge freezer. At the far end of the kitchen, a wall of full-height cupboards provides further storage and accommodates the washing machine and the dryer. Stepping outside, through the double doors, the garden has been beautifully conceived as an outside room with sandstone paving, raised flower beds and built-in seating , which incorporates storage underneath and has a timber shade/roof.On the first floor are two double bedrooms, a bathroom and a shower room. The main bedroom is at the front of the house with a bay window. On one side of the room is a wall of built-in wardrobes and on the opposite wall, a decorative cast iron fireplace. The original floorboards have been painted white in both bedrooms and the windows are double-glazed hardwood sashes. The bathroom has a magnificent freestanding double-ended bath with ball and claw feet and a large walk-in shower. There are white metro-tiles with a contrasting grout and a gorgeous Belfast-style sink. The bathroom is Victorian in style but contemporary in its comforts, with two dual-fuel towel radiators positioned within reach of the bath and the room has been constructed as a wet room, with underfloor heating. There is a further shower room which also has a dual-fuel towel radiator.At the top of the house, a bedroom has been created in the loft. There are long views to the west from two Juliet windows. The floor is a beautiful solid smoked-oak parquet. On one side of the room, a barn-style sliding door opens to a shower room. The floor has porcelain tiles and the walls and shower have a combination of ceramic and marble tile. A large skylight fills the room with light. When the loft was converted there was considerable insulation installed in the ceiling and walls.All the windows in the house are double-glazed. When the building was renovated by the current owners, sustainable insulation materials were widely used, including a recycled newspaper product under the floors and sheep's wool insulation behind the timber stud walls. Radiators have been updated to modern, column radiators and the central heating system is run from a Worcester Bosch, 40kw combi boiler, with separate zones for the ground floor and the upper floors. There are ethernet points throughout the house including in the reception rooms and all bedrooms.Storage has been carefully considered in the house, with eaves storage cupboards created when the loft was converted, understairs cupboards, and considerable cupboard space in the kitchen. There is also a storage bench in the garden.In The KnowArea: Elm Grove and HartingtonCouncil Tax: Band CEPC Rating: C73Floor Area: 117m sq (approx.)Station: Brighton (1 mile)Bus Stop: Hartington Road (150m)Parking: Permit Parking, Zone SPrimary School: Elm Grove PrimarySecondary School: Varndean and Dorothy StringerPrivate School: Brighton CollegeLocal shop: M&A ConvenienceSupermarket: Sainsburys, Lewes RoadLocal Gems: Black Rain Cafe, The Hartington Pub, Flour Pot Bakery, William Clarke Park (The Patch)*As provided by the vendor. All details should be checked and confirmed by your conveyancer.FREE MARKETING WORTH £400 If you instruct Q Estate Agents to sell your home, we will provide a free and comprehensive marketing package worth £400. Call or email .Disclaimer Floorplan for Illustration Purposes Only Not To Scale. This floorplan should be used as a general outline for guidance only and does not constitute in whole or in part an offer or contract. Any areas, measurements or distances quoted are approximate and should not be used to value the property or be a basis for sale or let. Q Estate Agents have not tested any appliances or services within the property. Any intending purchaser or lessee should satisfy themselves by inspection, searches, enquiries and full survey as to the correctness of each statement. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_brighton-d196311/for-sale_i70929090
Victorian terraced house Three/four bedrooms Through/lounge dining room Extended kitchen Luxury shower room En-suite bathroom Landscaped rear garden Gas CH Close to Station Yardley Street is a residential road of Victorian terraces, in an extremely convenient location, close to Preston Circus. This area is popular with both families and professional couples, as it has good local schools and excellent transport links. Brighton Station is within walking distance and London Road station is only a few minutes away. There is also a choice of bus routes on Ditchling Road or Beaconsfield Road. The Duke of York's Picture House, moments away, is Brighton's oldest and much-loved cinema. London Road and Baker Street are home to many popular cafes and restaurants and the Open Market has plaza traders, independent shops and artist's studios. This area is renowned for its wide choice of pubs, including the Open House, the Signalman and The Roundhill, just around the corner. You are also close to Preston Park which has two cafes, tennis courts, and a velodrome, as well as green spaces for picnics and gatherings and a fantastic children's playground. Downs Infant and Junior schools are close by and you will be in the catchment area for the extremely popular Dorothy Stringer and Varndean secondary schools.This wonderful family home is arranged over three levels and has fantastic reception spaces and four bedrooms, two of which are ensuite, as well as a beautiful garden. The house has been extended at the rear, across the full width of the property which has transformed the ground floor and provided very generous reception accommodation. At the front, there is a living room with a wood burning stove and a west-facing bay window. The floorboards have been stripped, both here and in the dining area. The living room, dining room and kitchen are effectively all open-plan and yet each area feels self-contained and the spaces flow effortlessly one to the other.The kitchen is a light and extremely spacious room, with crittall-style, double-glazed, double doors, in an anthracite finish, which open to the garden. White gloss units are finished with a solid wood worktop, a gas five-burner hob sits above a double oven and there is an integrated dishwasher and space for a full height fridge freezer. The floor has ceramic tiles and there is underfloor heating. Step outside into a gorgeous landscaped garden. This is a really special space, that has beautiful mature trees including an olive, a bay and a corkscrew hazel. There is also fragrant jasmine and you are treated to an extraordinary display from the sumac tree in the neighbouring garden. Raised flowerbeds are arranged in the round, with integral seating around flagstones laid in a circular design. A pond with a water feature, perfectly finishes this serene space.On the ground floor there is also a wet room with a shower, hand basin and WC, which has been cleverly incorporated when the space was reconfigured. On the first floor there are three bedrooms. The front room has an ensuite WC with hand basin and the rear bedroom is currently being used as a utility room. There is a sink, countertop and space and plumbing for a washing machine and space for a dryer. Finally on the top floor the loft has been converted to create a fantastic double bedroom with an ensuite bathroom.In The KnowArea: Preston CircusCouncil Tax: Band CEPC Rating: D67Floor Area: 113.5sqm (approx.)Station: Brighton (0.5 miles)Bus Stop: Preston Circus (400m)Parking: Permit Zone JPrimary School: Downs Infants and JuniorSecondary School: Dorothy Stringer, VarndeanLocal shop: Clyde Road News, Clyde RdSupermarket: Sainsbury's. New England StLocal Gems: Kitgum Kitchen, The Joker, The Signalman, Pizza 500, Preston ParkFREE MARKETING WORTH £400 If you instruct Q Estate Agents to sell your home, we will provide a free and comprehensive marketing package worth £400. Call or email .Disclaimer Floorplan for Illustration Purposes Only Not To Scale. This floorplan should be used as a general outline for guidance only and does not constitute in whole or in part an offer or contract. Any areas, measurements or distances quoted are approximate and should not be used to value the property or be a basis for sale or let. Q Estate Agents have not tested any appliances or services within the property. Any intending purchaser or lessee should satisfy themselves by inspection, searches, enquiries and full survey as to the correctness of each statement. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_brighton-d196311/for-sale_i71245535
GUIDE PRICE: £650,000.INTERNAL VIEWINGS AVAILABLE ON REQUEST.Generous room proportions, high ceilings and a wealth of period detail are just a few of the impressive features found in this renovated Victorian house. It is spread over three spacious floors and is south facing at the rear ensuring it is beautifully bright throughout the day. It also benefits from a pretty and private, walled rear garden, plus the potential is huge for further extension to the lower ground floor or into the loft space which would add considerable space and value to this family sized home. The current owner has restored this house being careful to retain its period character while combining this with contemporary fittings and a stylish palette. With three/four double bedrooms and an excellent school catchment, this home is ideal for any growing family, plus with Brighton Station within walking distance, it is perfect for commuters too. Being so favourably located and with a modern finish throughout, this home is sure to be coveted by many. Style: Terraced Victorian townhouseType: 3-4 double bedrooms, 1 bathroom, 1-2 reception rooms, 1 kitchenLocation: Preston Circus/The LevelFloor Area: 1276 sq.ft.Outside: South facing walled rear garden and balconyParking: Residents permit zone JWhy you'll like itThere is a real sense of community amongst these pretty, latticed streets of terraced Victorian homes which has made them hugely popular for families for many years now. You can easily access the city on foot, from the cultural North Laine to the newly regenerated Preston Circus with its many excellent eateries and bars, plus Brighton Station is a few minutes away for the London Commute. The primary schools at the top of the hill are 'Ofsted outstanding', and you are in the catchment for two of the most sought-after secondary schools too, so no wonder it has held its appeal. This family home is spread over three floors, and it sits mid terrace on a quiet no-through street predominantly used by residents. Its current owner bought the property from the original builder's daughter, so is only the second owner. 12-years ago, the house had barely seen any modifications since being built in 1880, so it bore many of its original features. New heating, electrics, plumbing and fixtures were therefore required in recent years, along with full redecoration, so the house is now ready for the modern family lifestyle. Externally, the house is quintessentially Victorian with canted bay sash windows and architectural mouldings. It has been painted white with its woodwork picked out in light dove-grey and you can enter on the raised ground floor or via the second entrance on the lower ground level. Stepping up to the main front door, you enter into a well-lit hallway with a high ceiling which includes the original corbels and Anaglypta wallpaper, now painted in stylish grey. This echoes the wood effect flooring which runs through to the main living room to the left while complementing white walls above the dado rail. Spanning the depth of the house, the main living room was once two rooms which were opened to create one bright and sociable space. To the front, the bay window brings in plenty of natural light and has a depth of view with Lorna Road running perpendicular Stanley Road. This is a versatile room, great for entertaining, relaxing, formal dining or as a play room for little ones. Dual aspect, the room also enjoys views over the garden so it is sunny and airy, yet in winter you can cosy up by the open fire for warmth and atmosphere. Stepping down to the first half-landing, the bathroom is directly ahead. Using a modern take on a period style, this room has gleaming white floorboards and a freestanding Victorian claw-foot bath with a shower above it. A tall traditional style cupboard houses the Vaillant combi-boiler and the wall tiles are copies of an older style. A door opens to the south facing balcony which is a joyous place to sit out with a morning coffee or lunch, listening to birdsong and planning the day. Surrounded by greenery, it is hard to believe you are so close to the city centre. Downstairs there are two further reception rooms which would work well as offices, bedrooms or work spaces depending on need, so it is a great layout for families, professional sharers and couples alike. The front room is dressed as a lovely double bedroom at present with the second room used for formal dining; both with open fireplaces and traditional built-in cupboards. It had been an idea to extend the dining room into the side return and open it up to the kitchen to create an incredible kitchen, dining and family room with doors leading out to the garden. This would require planning, but it should not be too hard to come by and would be a fantastic way to add space and value to the house. At the end of the hall, the kitchen has been modernised already with streamlined handle-free units in white, fitted with a fan oven and an induction hob while space has been left for a tall fridge freezer and a washing machine. Beautifully bright, a large three-panel window sits beside the kitchen table and chairs looking out to the patio area where there is further seating for dining alfresco. Outside, the garden is a real haven as it is surrounded by lush borders to include roses and ferns which add scent, shape and colour to the space. The lawn is a fine size for children's play equipment and there is plenty of scope for further landscaping. While it is filled with sunshine due to its southerly aspect, tall trees provide some dappled shade, and it is barely overlooked by neighbouring homes. Returning inside, there are two further double bedrooms on the first floor with soft carpet underfoot and some feature wallpapers. They are both substantial double rooms with high ceilings and the views to the rear only improve the further up the house you go. The potential remains to extend into the loft creating one or two more bedrooms with a dormer to the rear. From such a height, there would be sea, sky and city views for miles. Agent's thoughts:Bright, spacious and airy, this is a lovely home as it stands, yet it has so much potential for further renovations too. The area is ideal for so many and is surprisingly quiet for somewhere so central. We do not expect it to sit on the market for long. Owner's secret"It was incredible to see this house when I bought it 12-years ago from a 100-year old lady who had lived here her whole life after her father built it in 1880. There was obviously a great deal of work I needed to do, but it was a labour of love breathing new life into the house. It has been a great entertaining space and more recently a family home, but I'm looking to downsize now. That said, I will miss it here hugely particularly how convenient it is with the city and all its delights on your doorstep."Where it isShops: Local 1 min walk, North Laines 10 min walkStation: London Road 4 min walk Brighton Station 8-10 min walkSeafront or Park: The Level 5 min walk, seafront 20-25 min walkClosest Schools:Primary: Downs Infant and Junior SchoolsSecondary: Varndean and Dorothy Stringer, Cardinal Newman RCPrivate: Brighton CollegeThis is a fantastic family home in a popular location which is well served for shops, parks and schools. There are plenty of local green spaces, and great transport links, but you are also only a short walk from everything this vibrant coastal city has to offer. The A23/A27 and stations are also within easy reach, for those requiring fast links to Gatwick or London on a daily or weekly basis. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_brighton-d196311/for-sale_i71058874
Luxury LivingGuide Price £650,000 - £675,000This large luxury four bedroom semi detached chalet bungalow has been fully refurbished to a high standard throughout. This home offers a fantastic opportunity for a family to move straight into, located in the a quiet road close to Mackie Park. Approaching the property is the a large driveway with ample space for two cars. Entering the property you are met with a large entrance hall which, to your left you will find a study which doubles as a guest room. On your right we have the large living room which provides a great space to unwind, enjoying a good amount of light through the large west facing windows. Next is the modern family bathroom / utility room. Modern grey units with a contrasting light grey worktop, with a walk in shower, w/c, heated towel rail, space and plumbing for a washing machine and plenty of additional storage. Downstairs also features a large double bedroom which could be used as an additional reception room if required. The kitchen has had a four meter extension allowing for a central island, large dining space with bi-fold doors leading on to the garden. The kitchen has modern handless units finished in matt grey and a contrasting solid wood worktops, integrated oven, microwave, induction hob with downdraft extractor, fridge freezer and a dishwasher. A large skylight allows for lot of light and this sociable space truly is the heart of the house. The garden is a decent size and enjoys sun the majority of the day. Heading to the first floor you will find two spacious double bedrooms, both enjoying brand new luxury carpets, the main bedroom has a fully tiled ensuite shower room, with wc, heated towel rail and hand basin. Both bedrooms enjoy views over the rear garden and eaves storage.There is also an additional fully tiled family bathroom with full sized bath, wc and hand wash basin. This property has been finished to a high standard throughout and is offered with no on going chainProperty Semi DetachedTenure FreeholdBedrooms Four Baths ThreeOutside Rear gardenParking Off-streetThis property is in a great location and has some great views. You are in walking distance to the local shops and there are bus stops just a few minutes away. Viewing is highly recommended! For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_brighton-d196311/for-sale_i69077355
Between vibrant Lewes Road and the rolling Downs both within a 10 minute walk - this 1930s end of terrace 4 bed house on a large corner plot has a sociable, southwest garden, rare off street parking and a designer finish. Inside 113.10m2 (1217.39 sq. ft.) of sunlit rooms fuse period charm with skilled contemporary design and family needs, with sensitive improvements including aluminium double glazing at the front, a wood burning stove in the living room, a modern kitchen diner and a fantastic principal suite on the top floor. In an area popular with families and professionals, there are 3 sought-after primary schools and a park within a 10 minute radius. Nearby bus routes offer regular services into the city and Brighton Station, whilst Elm Grove provides swift access to the South Downs and the A23 / A27. Enjoy the social flow of this fabulous end of terrace house in easy going Hartington Road, known for its organic shops, cafes and friendly community. Just up the hill from vibrant Lewes Road, it is quietly located on an attractive tree-lined road with light touch parking (only restricted for 2 hours every day and free at weekends) and within walking distance of the secret William Clarke Park known locally as 'The Patch'.Outside, this private house with broad box bays and a gable radiates charm, tucked back behind mature hedging which lines the front garden, and there is a side gate with access to a bespoke shed offering ample storage. Inside, the hall is inviting with subtle spot lighting, space for coats and bags beneath the stairs as well as a built in cupboard, and painted floorboards which continue into the living room. Ideal for entertaining, this living room is a welcoming, versatile space. The large bay window has mirrored film for extra privacy and a wood burning stove adds both character and warmth. Next door, the large kitchen dining room has ample space for a large table and the French doors leading to the sunny garden - which becomes another room of the house during summer. Tucked away from the social flow, the streamlined kitchen is a classic black and white and is well planned with a gas hob and electric fan oven beneath a hood, plumbing in place for a dishwasher and a washing machine (there's power for a dryer concealed in the under stair cupboard), and there is designated space for an American style fridge freezer.Outside, the big, L shaped garden is a tranquil sun trap. Facing southwest there is always a spot to sit in the sun during the day and it is child and pet secure. Larger than many this close to the city centre and with the dining terrace and lawn level with the kitchen it is a blank canvas with planted beds to inspire ideas. There is plenty of space to entertain on both the paved terrace by the house as well as on the paved sun deck as this area gets the sun from about 12 until sunset.Returning inside, the first of the double bedrooms is bright with garden views and beautifully decorated it is used for visiting family and as a home office. Next door, the second double bedroom also looks across gardens, so is not directly overlooked, unusual for this location. At the front of the house, the 3rd double bedroom has plenty of character and space of its own with fitted storage, space for study and a wall of wardrobes. Next door, the luxury bathroom has a subtle Victorian influence in the custom made copper warming rail and toilet holder.Peaceful and private at the top of the house, the principal bedroom spans 5.82m x 4.37m (19'1 x14'4) with twin Velux windows bringing in leafy views and the tip of the Victorian chapel over rooftops whilst at the back, a picture window looks out onto a row of gardens. The attention to detail you find throughout this house is seen here in the addition of dimmer switches and the chic en-suite shower room is expertly designed.Agent Says:"Ideal for professionals and/or a growing family close to schools, parks, the city and the station, houses in this tranquil area sell fast especially those with off street parking! This light, stylish and spacious home is ready to move into with a sociable garden that gets the sun for most of the day."What's around you:Shops: Lewes Road 10 mins on foot, 2 by car, North Laine 15-20 mins walk, 3 by cabStation: Brighton 9 mins to drive, 20-25 mins on foot or by busSeafront or Park: The Patch (William Clarke Park) 5-8 to walk, seafront 10 mins to driveClosest Schools:Primary: St Martin's C of E, Elm Grove, Fairlight.Secondary: Varndean, Dorothy Stringer.Private: Brighton College, Brighton & Hove High, Brighton Waldorf.In a popular corner of Brighton stretching from the vibrant shopping and arts venues of Lewes Road and North Laine to Brighton General Hospital there's a lot to explore with plenty of local cafes, shops and bistro pubs to choose from. Local primary schools are good and the open green area of The Patch is within walking distance. All the hospitals are easy to reach and nearby Sheepcote Valley is a social hub for dog walkers and joggers. You can picnic on the beaches of Kemptown, which has its own eclectic character or in Queen's Park with its tennis courts, pond and cafe. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_brighton-d196311/for-sale_i70963494
HW Estate Agents are excited to bring to market this very unique and spacious four double bedroom terraced house on Temple Street, arranged over three floors and perfectly situated close to the seafront and Western Road. Entering the property you are met with a large entrance hall, on this floor there is a large through lounge diner, with gorgeous engineered wood floors, modern kitchen with gas hob, oven and integrated appliances. There is also space for a dining table and chairs or potential to create a utility area. French doors lead you out on to the private west facing courtyard garden. There is also a shower with on this floor with hand basin and wc. The basement has been converted into a spacious double bedroom with ensuite wet room, walk in shower, heated towel rail, Wc and hand basin. On the first floor there are three spacious double bedrooms with the master enjoying a large bay window. There is also a larger family bathroom which has a full sized bath, W/C, sink and heated towel rail. The property also benefits from a large loft space. This house will interest those who would like to create and large family home in one of Brightons most central location. Enjoy the beach and the easy access to town and seafront.Tenure FreeholdProperty TerracedBeds Four DoublesBaths ThreeOutside West Facing Council Tax Band DParking Zone ZTemple Street is conveniently located just off Western Road with its eclectic array of shops, bars, restaurants and cafe's. Hove's famous seafront, St Ann's Wells Gardens and Churchill Square shopping centre are all within a short walk, as well as being within the catchment area of numerous Ofsted rated good schools, such as Brunswick Primary School. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_brighton-d196311/for-sale_i68573636
Guide: £700,000-£725,000 Edwardian terraced house Three/four bedrooms Through lounge/dining room Spacious kitchen/breakfast room Westerly rear garden Gas CH Stylish bathroom St Luke's catchment area Guide Price: £700,000-£725,000Freshfield Road is a road of predominantly Victorian terraces that runs north from Edward Street, passing close by Queen's Park. Standing outside the property you are high on the hill and can see all the way south, down Freshfield Road, to the sea. Queen's Park is a really beautiful public park with a cafe, a large duck pond and a children's play area. St Luke's and Queen's Park schools are close by for primary age children and the house is in the catchment area for Dorothy Stringer and Varndean secondary schools. This substantial three/four bedroom family home is an attractive, red-brick, Victorian property arranged over three floors. The house is decorated mostly in white, which provides the backdrop for the current owners' wonderful and eclectic, colourful furnishings and art. As you enter on the ground floor, the living/dining room is on your right. This is an elegant and spacious room which has been created by taking down the original dividing wall. At the front of the room, is a beautiful square bay window with five sashes and a decorative fireplace with a cast-iron insert and ceramic tiles. There is built-in cabinetry in the alcoves and the floorboards have been stripped. At the rear, there is a single sash overlooking the garden. There is plenty of space at this end of the room for a large table. The radiators have bespoke decorative art panels attached, made from tempered glass. At the back of the house, the kitchen/breakfast room is over six metres in length. There is a Bosch gas hob and a Bosch double oven with grill. The white ceramic sink is set in a solid wood counter, over teal, gloss units and the splashback is in contrasting blue and green scalloped tiles. The floors throughout the kitchen and breakfast room area, are in engineered oak. There is space for a dishwasher and space for a washing machine. A door from the kitchen leads to the garden which has a large decked area and sea views.Upstairs on the first floor there are three bedrooms. The rear bedroom has views over the garden and a built-in wardrobe. At the front there is a beautiful bedroom which runs across the full width of the house with a square bay window, and a further single sash window which looks onto a decorative balcony. There are also stripped floorboards and a fireplace surround. The middle bedroom is being used as a home office and has stairs rising to the loft room, which is a good size room, currently being used as a fourth bedroom. The house has double-glazed windows throughout and a Worcester Bosch combi-boiler.What the owner says:"We have loved living in Freshfield Road for the past 9 years. Having moved here from London we really feel that we fell on our feet when we found this place! The house itself is spacious and full of light. The garden gets plenty of sunshine and we've enjoyed many bbq's with friends out there. We've found the location to be perfect: a ten-minute walk down to the beach in one direction; in the other direction, you can get to central Brighton, including the train station in 15-20 mins. Two bus stops are located very close to our house with buses to central Brighton, the train station and the Marina. On top of this, both of our kids attended the wonderful St. Luke's primary school, which is just around the corner. We will certainly miss this place!"In The KnowArea: Queens ParkCouncil Tax: Band DEPC Rating: C69Floor Area: 126sqm (approx.)Station: Brighton (1.2 miles)Bus Stop: Freshfield Road (20m)Parking: Permit Zone SPrimary School: St LukesSecondary School: Dorothy Stringer, VarndeanLocal shop: Down Stores, Down TerraceSupermarket: Sainsbury's, Lewes Road (0.9 miles)Local Gems: Queens Park, The Round Georges, South Downs, Starfish & CoffeeFREE MARKETING WORTH £400 If you instruct Q Estate Agents to sell your home, we will provide a free and comprehensive marketing package worth £400. Call or email .Disclaimer Floorplan for Illustration Purposes Only Not To Scale. This floorplan should be used as a general outline for guidance only and does not constitute in whole or in part an offer or contract. Any areas, measurements or distances quoted are approximate and should not be used to value the property or be a basis for sale or let. Q Estate Agents have not tested any appliances or services within the property. Any intending purchaser or lessee should satisfy themselves by inspection, searches, enquiries and full survey as to the correctness of each statement. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_brighton-d196311/for-sale_i70045274
90% Reserved, last few remaining.24 Vaughan Williams Way is a semi-detached New Home ready for occupancy. It's got set over 3 floors with ample storage inclduing a large walk-in wardrobe and en-suite to the main bedroom. It's located in central Rottingdean in a quiet location and consists of 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and 2 allocated parking spaces. Setting the standard for heritage design this is a unique development in one of the area's most popular villages and adds vibrancy and a feeling of connection to this fabulous central location. A new village green, opening in 2024, will form a focal point for the community for generations to come; with a renovated pavilion, children's play space and wildflower areas for everyone to enjoy. From its heritage brick and flint boundary treatments to bespoke handmade lych gates the development has sought to compliment the historic surroundings. Protecting the ancient twitten and creating new municipal walkways that connect the development to the high street, St Aubyns has created a sense-of-place, a secure village setting and a beautiful place to call home. With a mix of flint cottages, classic rendered period conversions and traditionally built new properties, St Aubyns has styles to suit most tastes and budgets. With some now available for immediate occupation, please speak to the New Homes team to discuss your requirements. There may well be the perfect home waiting for you. The LocationRottingdean village is very much one of Sussex's most unique and quintessential villages. Offering a delightful mix of old high street shops, down land vistas to the Windmill and a short walk to the beach. It has a broad appeal and explains why the village continues to be a popular place to call home for locals, second homeowners, or those wishing to move to a more peaceful setting whilst still retaining access to the bustling City of Brighton & Hove.With a mix of pretty period properties, a village pond, public realms and thriving eateries and public houses, Rottingdean Village is well worth exploring.The DevelopmentLocated immediately off the historic high street and just a stone's throw from the stunning beach and seafront, this is a truly unique setting. St Aubyns delivers heritage designs, handcrafted finishes and attention to detail. Quality landscaping and boundary treatments compliment the setting, whilst flintwork, lych gates and bespoke brickwork provide a real sense-of-place. Municipal walkways interconnecting the development create a bustling village enclave. Many of the homes offer outstanding sea views and across to the landmark windmill on Beacon Hill that overlooks Rottingdean.Design EthosWith a number of historic buildings being retained, and many renovated from original dwellings, the new elements of the development have been designed to seamlessly compliment the setting of these protected buildings. Once construction is completed, a new village green and pavilion, will be opened for the enjoyment of Rottingdean's wider community; located right next to the development with many of the homes looking out onto this newly accessible green space. What's available?With a mix of beautiful apartments from 1-bedroom, some with private gardens, up to a fabulous 3-bedroom maisonette - there is a huge array available. Suitable for early starters, a secure UK base or those retiring early enough to enjoy village life on your doorstep.Freehold properties range from attractive flint fronted cottages set on the heritage landscaped paths to detached double-fronted family houses. All set around the original 18th Century Field House and its stained glass windowed chapel, there really is something for everyone. SpecificationKitchens Slate Grey shaker kitchen units with Chrome handles Stunning Desert Silver Quartz worktop with upstand & draining grooves to sink Stainless Steel 1.5 Bowl sink undermounted Swanneck Chrome Mixer Tap Integrated double ovens all plots Integrated hob (ceramic) all plots Cooker Hood all plots Glass splashback behind hob Integrated Fridge/Freezer 50/50 all plots Integrated Dishwasher all plots Space for washing machine or tumble dryer see specific plots for details Flooring - Light-Grey Porcelain Tiles LED downlights in ceiling LED under cupboard lights to unitsBathrooms, Ensuites & WC Bath with glass shower screen and surface mounted shower on riser with bath mixer tap Low profile resin shower tray with glass shower door, shower valve and riser rail. Wall-hung vanity unit with surface mounted basin and chrome mixer tap Floor-mounted pan with concealed cistern, dual flush & toilet roll holder Chrome ladder-style electric towel rail Light-Grey Porcelain floor tiles & electric under-tile heating Light-Grey Ceramic wall tiles LED downlights in ceilingHeating & Hot Water Joule Exhaust Air Heat Pump with hot water storage cylinder Dimplex Electric Panel Radiators with individual thermostatic controlsGeneral External lighting to front and rear doors/porches Houses Digital TV/DAB Aerial & internally wired for satellite Photo-voltaic solar panels on roofs of some plots (see specific plots for details)General Internal Finishes Carpets to all bedrooms, stairs and landing Oak engineered flooring or carpet to ground floor receptions (see specific plots for details)Tiles to bathrooms, cloakrooms and kitchen areas. Walls Painted white throughout Ceilings Painted white throughout Internal Doors Moulded solid fire doors (FD30) throughout with chrome ironmongery painted white Wardrobes Grey shaker-style sliding wardrobes to most bedrooms Timber carpeted stairs to houses with white painted timber balustrade and handrailExternal Double glazed windows with chrome ironmongery Composite front door with chrome ironmongery Indian Sandstone paving flagstones with lawns either turfed or seeded. Timber fencing External tapPlease note images may not be plot specific to the listings, but they do give a representitive idea of what's available. There may also be CGI renders used for incomplete plots. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_brighton-d196311/for-sale_i71141120
Backing directly onto glorious walks on Telscombe Tye in Saltdean this detached family house has been modernised and extended to maximise the natural light and location with the large southeast facing garden enjoying sea views from the BBQ terrace. The ground floor is ideal for social family living and entertaining with a fully integrated kitchen opening into the well-proportioned living room with triple aspect light it flows into the conservatory and onto the gardens, there are two double bedrooms one with an ensuite plus a further shower room perfect for guests. The first floor has been designed to offer two bedroom suites both with full-length windows overlooking the gardens and are complemented by a period bathroom suite with a roll-top bath plus a galleried landing with a study area. Within walking distance of local shops and bus routes connecting into Brighton, it is conveniently located, you can walk across the Downs towards the picturesque coastal village of Rottingdean or take the undercliff walk beside the sea to Brighton, the marina with its shopping and leisure facilities is close by as is the Saltdean lido. Both local and renowned schooling is within the area. The property is offered chain-free.Entrance Lobby: Tiled floor, coat rack, and double glazed front door with stained glass privacy panels.Hallway: Open plan into the living room it has woodblock flooring and understair storage cupboard.Living room: Bright and spacious configured as a great family social and entertaining space with triple aspect windows and woodblock flooring it opens into the kitchen and conservatory.Kitchen: Divided by an island unit from the living room it is fully integrated with a range of wall and floor units incorporating cupboards and drawers, ample work surfaces with inset sink unit and tiled splashbacks, integrated fridge freezer, dishwasher, built-in Smeg oven, and Zanussi hob, downlighting and painted floorboards. Cupboard housing gas-fired boiler, door to side access, and garage.Conservatory: Large conservatory that opens with double doors to the patio and garden it has a tiled floor.Bedroom: Good size room with stripped wooden floor and window overlooking garden it has an ensuite. Luxury ensuite: Walk-in cascade shower, pedestal wash basin with tiled splashback, low-level WC, and tiled floor.Bedroom: Stripped wooden floor and window overlooking garden it is complemented by the shower room opposite.Shower room: Attractively tiled with a corner shower cubicle, pedestal wash basin, low-level WC, towel radiator, and tiled floor.Wooden-painted staircase to the first floor galleried landing with study area and Velux window.Main bedroom: Large room with double aspect light and a full-length window overlooking the gardens to the rear.Dressing room: Hanging rails and shelving, radiator, and Velux window.Bedroom: Another impressive room with full-length windows overlooking gardens to the rear and window to the front.Luxury bathroom: Period suite with freestanding roll-top bath having a central mixer tap and shower cradle, washbasin set in dresser cabinet with mixer tap and feature wall lights over, low-level WC with concealed cistern, wall mounted radiator, downlighting.Outside: The property is set on a large elevated plot with gardens to the front and rear with access at both sides ideal for bikes etc and a private drive to the garage offering ample parking.Rear garden: Large southeast facing gardens with easy rising terraced levels offering entertaining and alfresco dining areas with sea views plus lawns and play area, Mature shrubs including Yukkas and Palms, hedges, and ornamental pond set in a rockery the garden backs directly onto the glorious walks on Telscombe Tye and you could if required put a gate in for access.Front garden: Screened by hedging with lawn and shrubs.Garage: The garage has a personal door and windows so has multiple potential uses, light, and power with plumbing for the washing machine.DisclaimerWhilst we make enquiries with the Seller to ensure the information provided is accurate, Yopa makes no representations or warranties of any kind with respect to the statements contained in the particulars which should not be relied upon as representations of fact. All representations contained in the particulars are based on details supplied by the Seller. Your Conveyancer is legally responsible for ensuring any purchase agreement fully protects your position. Please inform us if you become aware of any information being inaccurate.Money Laundering RegulationsShould a purchaser(s) have an offer accepted on a property marketed by Yopa, they will need to undertake an identification check and asked to provide information on the source and proof of funds. This is done to meet our obligation under Anti Money Laundering Regulations (AML) and is a legal requirement. We use a specialist third party service together with an in-house compliance team to verify your information. The cost of these checks is £70 +VAT per purchase, which is paid in advance, when an offer is agreed and prior to a sales memorandum being issued. This charge is non-refundable under any circumstances. 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23 Vaughan Williams Way is a large 1,493SqFt semi-detached New Home ready for occupancy. It has sea views from the main bedroom which also comes with a walk-in wardrobe and large shower room. Located in central Rottingdean in a quiet area and consists of three bedrooms, two bathrooms and two allocated parking spaces. Setting the standard for heritage design this is a unique development in one of the area's most popular villages and adds vibrancy and a feeling of connection to this fabulous central location. A new village green, opening in 2024, will form a focal point for the community for generations to come; with a renovated pavilion, children's play space and wildflower areas for everyone to enjoy. From its heritage brick and flint boundary treatments to bespoke handmade lych gates the development has sought to compliment the historic surroundings. Protecting the ancient twitten and creating new municipal walkways that connect the development to the high street, St Aubyns has created a sense-of-place, a secure village setting and a beautiful place to call home. With a mix of flint cottages, classic rendered period conversions and traditionally built new properties, St Aubyns has styles to suit most tastes and budgets. With some now available for immediate occupation, please speak to the New Homes team to discuss your requirements. There may well be the perfect home waiting for you. The LocationRottingdean village is very much one of Sussex's most unique and quintessential villages. Offering a delightful mix of old high street shops, down land vistas to the Windmill and a short distance to the beach. It has a broad appeal and explains why the village continues to be a popular place to call home for locals, second homeowners, or those wishing to move to a more peaceful setting whilst still retaining access to the bustling city of Brighton & Hove.With a mix of pretty period properties, a village pond, public realms and thriving eateries and public houses, Rottingdean Village is well worth exploring.The DevelopmentLocated immediately off the historic high street and just a short distance from the stunning beach and seafront, this is a truly unique setting. St Aubyns delivers heritage designs, handcrafted finishes and attention to detail. Quality landscaping and boundary treatments compliment the setting, whilst flintwork, lych gates and bespoke brickwork provide a real sense-of-place. Municipal walkways interconnecting the development create a bustling village enclave. Many of the homes offer outstanding sea views and across to the landmark windmill on Beacon Hill that overlooks Rottingdean.Design EthosWith a number of historic buildings being retained, and many renovated from original dwellings, the new elements of the development have been designed to seamlessly compliment the setting of these protected buildings. Once construction is completed, a new village green and pavilion, will be opened for the enjoyment of Rottingdean's wider community; located right next to the development with many of the homes looking out onto this newly accessible green space. What's available?With a mix of beautiful apartments from one bedroom, some with private gardens, up to a fabulous three bedroom maisonette - there is a huge array available. Suitable for early starters, a secure UK base or those retiring early enough to enjoy village life on your doorstep.Freehold properties range from attractive flint fronted cottages set on the heritage landscaped paths to detached double-fronted family houses. All set around the original 18th Century Field House and its stained glass windowed chapel, there really is something for everyone. SpecificationKitchens Slate grey shaker kitchen units with chrome handles Stunning desert silver quartz worktop with upstand & draining grooves to sink Stainless steel one and half bowl sink undermounted Swanneck chrome mixer tap Integrated double ovens all plots Integrated hob (ceramic) all plots Cooker hood all plots Glass splashback behind hob Integrated fridge/freezer 50/50 all plots Integrated dishwasher all plots Space for washing machine or tumble dryer see specific plots for details Flooring - Light grey porcelain tiles LED downlights in ceiling LED under cupboard lights to unitsBathrooms, En-Suites & WC Bath with glass shower screen and surface mounted shower on riser with bath mixer tap Low profile resin shower tray with glass shower door, shower valve and riser rail. Wall-hung vanity unit with surface mounted basin and chrome mixer tap Floor-mounted pan with concealed cistern, dual flush & toilet roll holder Chrome ladder-style electric towel rail Light grey porcelain floor tiles & electric under-tile heating Light grey ceramic wall tiles LED downlights in ceilingHeating & Hot Water Joule exhaust air heat pump with hot water storage cylinder Dimplex electric panel radiators with individual thermostatic controlsGeneral External lighting to front and rear doors/porches Houses Digital TV/DAB aerial & internally wired for satellite Photo-voltaic solar panels on roofs of some plots (see specific plots for details)General Internal Finishes Carpets to all bedrooms, stairs and landing Oak engineered flooring or carpet to ground floor receptions (see specific plots for details). Tiles to bathrooms, cloakrooms and kitchen areas. Walls painted white throughout Ceilings painted white throughout Internal doors moulded solid fire doors (FD30) throughout with chrome ironmongery painted white Wardrobes grey shaker-style sliding wardrobes to most bedrooms Timber carpeted stairs to houses with white painted timber balustrade and handrailExternal Double glazed windows with chrome ironmongery Composite front door with chrome ironmongery Indian sandstone paving flagstones with lawns either turfed or seeded. Timber fencing External tap For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_brighton-d196311/for-sale_i69180380
St Aubyns - Rottingdean Village's exciting new development of 1, 2, 3 and 4 bedroom homes offering something for everyone 5 Nicholson Place is a stunning traditional rendered house, with 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and a lovely kitchen with private garden. Setting the standard for heritage design this is a unique development in one of the area's most popular villages and adds vibrancy and a feeling of connection to this fabulous central location. A new village green, opening in 2024, will form a focal point for the community for generations to come; with a renovated pavilion, children's play space and wildflower areas for everyone to enjoy. From its heritage brick and flint boundary treatments to bespoke handmade lych gates the development has sought to compliment the historic surroundings. Protecting the ancient twitten and creating new municipal walkways that connect the development to the high street, St Aubyns has created a sense-of-place, a secure village setting and a beautiful place to call home. With a mix of flint cottages, classic rendered period conversions and traditionally built new properties, St Aubyns has styles to suit most tastes and budgets. With some now available for immediate occupation, please speak to the New Homes team to discuss your requirements. There may well be the perfect home waiting for you. The LocationRottingdean village is very much one of Sussex's most unique and quintessential villages. Offering a delightful mix of old high street shops, down land vistas to the Windmill and a short walk to the beach. It has a broad appeal and explains why the village continues to be a popular place to call home for locals, second homeowners, or those wishing to move to a more peaceful setting whilst still retaining access to the bustling City of Brighton & Hove.With a mix of pretty period properties, a village pond, public realms and thriving eateries and public houses, Rottingdean Village is well worth exploring.The DevelopmentLocated immediately off the historic high street and just a stone's throw from the stunning beach and seafront, this is a truly unique setting. St Aubyns delivers heritage designs, handcrafted finishes and attention to detail. Quality landscaping and boundary treatments compliment the setting, whilst flintwork, lych gates and bespoke brickwork provide a real sense-of-place. Municipal walkways interconnecting the development create a bustling village enclave. Many of the homes offer outstanding sea views and across to the landmark windmill on Beacon Hill that overlooks Rottingdean.Design EthosWith a number of historic buildings being retained, and many renovated from original dwellings, the new elements of the development have been designed to seamlessly compliment the setting of these protected buildings. Once construction is completed, a new village green and pavilion, will be opened for the enjoyment of Rottingdean's wider community; located right next to the development with many of the homes looking out onto this newly accessible green space. What's available?With a mix of beautiful apartments from 1-bedroom, some with private gardens, up to a fabulous 3-bedroom maisonette - there is a huge array available. Suitable for early starters, a secure UK base or those retiring early enough to enjoy village life on your doorstep.Freehold properties range from attractive flint fronted cottages set on the heritage landscaped paths to detached double-fronted family houses. All set around the original 18th Century Field House and its stained glass windowed chapel, there really is something for everyone. SpecificationKitchens Slate Grey shaker kitchen units with Chrome handles Stunning Desert Silver Quartz worktop with upstand & draining grooves to sink Stainless Steel 1.5 Bowl sink undermounted Swanneck Chrome Mixer Tap Integrated double ovens all plots Integrated hob (ceramic) all plots Cooker Hood all plots Glass splashback behind hob Integrated Fridge/Freezer 50/50 all plots Integrated Dishwasher all plots Space for washing machine or tumble dryer see specific plots for details Flooring - Light-Grey Porcelain Tiles LED downlights in ceiling LED under cupboard lights to unitsBathrooms, Ensuites & WC Bath with glass shower screen and surface mounted shower on riser with bath mixer tap Low profile resin shower tray with glass shower door, shower valve and riser rail. Wall-hung vanity unit with surface mounted basin and chrome mixer tap Floor-mounted pan with concealed cistern, dual flush & toilet roll holder Chrome ladder-style electric towel rail Light-Grey Porcelain floor tiles & electric under-tile heating Light-Grey Ceramic wall tiles LED downlights in ceilingHeating & Hot Water Joule Exhaust Air Heat Pump with hot water storage cylinder Dimplex Electric Panel Radiators with individual thermostatic controlsGeneral External lighting to front and rear doors/porches Houses Digital TV/DAB Aerial & internally wired for satellite Photo-voltaic solar panels on roofs of some plots (see specific plots for details)General Internal Finishes Carpets to all bedrooms, stairs and landing Oak engineered flooring or carpet to ground floor receptions (see specific plots for details)Tiles to bathrooms, cloakrooms and kitchen areas. Walls Painted white throughout Ceilings Painted white throughout Internal Doors Moulded solid fire doors (FD30) throughout with chrome ironmongery painted white Wardrobes Grey shaker-style sliding wardrobes to most bedrooms Timber carpeted stairs to houses with white painted timber balustrade and handrailExternal Double glazed windows with chrome ironmongery Composite front door with chrome ironmongery Indian Sandstone paving flagstones with lawns either turfed or seeded. Timber fencing External tap For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_brighton-d196311/for-sale_i68697781
Welcome to this magnificent three bedroom terraced house located on Guildford Road, just a short distance away from Brighton Station. This stunning property has been meticulously refurbished to offer the epitome of luxurious living. As you approach the house, you'll be captivated by the stunning front garden, adorned with a charming garden arch, inviting you into this delightful abode. Stepping through the front door, you are greeted by the initial porch, offering a warm welcome to residents and guests alike. Upon further exploration, you'll discover the first of two exquisite living areas. The grandeur and Victorian charm of this space are accentuated by a beautiful ceiling rose, an elegant chandelier and a working fireplace, creating an ambiance of sophistication and comfort.Continuing through the house, you'll find the second living room, thoughtfully designed to maximize space and privacy. Adjacent is the spacious kitchen boasting Smeg kitchen appliances including a range oven and Smeg fridge. There are also integrated dishwasher washer and wash dryer, offering ample room for culinary and dining, with access to a south-facing and fully private (not overlooked) courtyard, perfect for enjoying sunny days and al fresco dining. Additionally, a convenient access point from the garden enhances accessibility.For added utility, a cellar awaits below, meticulously damp-proofed and equipped with an air purification system, ensuring a consistently fresh environment. Other benifits include a built in water softener machine for the house which is great for hard water areas like Brighton, preventing limescale and great for skin and hair. Heading upstairs, you'll find two tastefully appointed bedrooms, each featuring integrated storage solutions and an abundance of natural light. The main bathroom on this floor showcases the prestigious Burlington range, exemplifying the home's commitment to quality and refinement.Finally, the loft has been expertly converted into a serene bedroom retreat, complete with built-in storage and an en-suite shower room featuring a Japanese-style bath, perfect for indulgent soaks in the sunlight. From the loft bedroom windows and the ensuite there are distant seaviews. Every aspect of this home exudes attention to detail and craftsmanship, culminating in a truly exceptional living experience. Don't miss the opportunity to make this extraordinary property your own. Schedule a viewing today and prepare to be enchanted by the charm and elegance of Guildford Road.Train Station: Brighton 466 ftCouncil Tax: Band C For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_brighton-d196311/for-sale_i70321859
The Arundel Plot 42, The Arundel is an exceptional semi-detached house comprising 3 beds which offers luxury contemporary living with second-to-none specification finishes throughout. Although a semi- detached house, the property looks and feels more like a detached home offering more privacy than normally achieved on other developments. The ground floor consists of a living room, WC and a spacious open-plan kitchen/dining/living area. The kitchen is equipped with premium appliances and designer finishes including a Quooker tap and Miele oven and hob, German designed units and worktops, with a matching Island and porcelain floor tiles with underfloor heating add to the high-quality specification. The two double bedrooms on the first floor come with bespoke fully fitted and carcassed wardrobes.OutsidePlot 42 benefits from its own private garden, patio and garage, with side by side parking to the front of the property.SituationNamed by Rightmove as one of the UK's top 5 coastal property hotspots of 2021, Rottingdean is a vibrant seaside village with its own peaceful beach. The Skylarks Development is well-situated and benefits from access to the South Downs, the local beaches and an array of amenities and schools. EXCELLENT TRANSPORT LINKS - Access to M25, M23, A23, A27, A259, Brighton Train Station, Falmer Train Station, Gatwick Airport, Heathrow Airport & London.Additional Information** Please be aware that the CGI's are for indicative purposes only. The photography used may not be specific to Plot 42 ** Reservation fee as follows: Properties up to £1m - £2.5k Properties over £1m - £5k EPC Estimated B (84) For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_ovingdean-d19026/for-sale_i71190038
GUIDE PRICE: £850,000--£875,000.STUNNING FIVE BEDROOM PERIOD HOME WITH KITCHEN SIDE RETURN. INTERNAL VIEWINGS AVAILABLE ON REQUEST.10-15 mins walk from Preston Park's direct trains to Gatwick and London, 6 from the park itself and within 5 mins stroll of a good primary and senior school, this beautiful 5 bed Victorian house has a spacious, landscaped garden in a great area given a top spot in The Sunday Times Best Places to Live Guide. Local cafes and shops are around the corner and inside, great care has been taken to create a sophisticated family home where a restful 151.3m2 (1629 sq. ft.) combines period character with a contemporary, sociable lifestyle. A graceful living dining room offers a warm welcome with wood burning stoves in each area, whilst a design-led kitchen breakfast room bathes in sunshine and opens to the dynamic landscaping of the garden. Upstairs the 5 bedrooms, 1 used as a home office, are bright, quiet and stylish, the guest room with a chic en-suite, and the spacious family bathroom has a high-end finish.In a quiet enclave of historic terraces which rise from the sports facilities, playground and arts events of Preston Park to Fiveways Village and its 5 ways into or out of the city, homes in this golden triangle do not come onto the market often and sell fast as they attract professionals, families and international investors with London Road at the bottom of the hill giving easy access to the city centre or A23/27, and Ditchling Road at the top, which takes you to the historic heart of Brighton and its beaches or to the National Park. Style: Victorian terraced house Type: 5 beds: 4 double 1 generous single, 2 bathrooms (1 en-suite) + w.c, living dining room, kitchen breakfast roomArea: Preston Park Floor Area: 1629 sq.ft.Outside Space: Spacious landscaped garden Parking: Permit Zone F, no list Council Tax Band: DWhy You'll Like It: Tucked away on a friendly street with access to Dorothy Stringer Secondary School around the corner and popular Balfour Primary a stroll, this box bay fronted house with timbered gables, discreet double glazing and landscaped front garden has instant appeal. In a quiet but convenient location with plentiful permit parking and grocers, cafes and bistro pubs nearby this is a popular area of the city with bus routes into or out of Brighton giving older children some independence, and Preston Park Station with direct access to Gatwick and London is a short walk or 3 mins by cab.This period property was recently refurbished and benefits from net cabling and smart home integration throughout, designer radiators in keeping with the age of the house and the replacement of light and power sockets in chrome, some of which have usb charging points. The Entrance Hall and Living Dining Room:Inside has a subtle commitment to style, comfort and practicality and this design approach begins in the entrance lobby where the historic tones of Farrow & Ball blend beautifully with a traditionally tiled lobby and hallway, and there is a discreet guest cloakroom which has a burst of colour for fun, a w.c. and a handbasin.To the left, built in an age reliant on natural light, sunlight streams through the broad front bay of a beautifully proportioned living room which has been opened to create an inviting space ideal for entertaining as well as for family time with a large glass panel in the far wall to frame a view leading to the garden. There is ample room to enjoy with two wood burners, one of which has custom made cabinets on each side. Elegant coving remains unspoilt overhead whilst dimmer switches deliver ambient lighting.The Kitchen Breakfast Room:Quiet, stylish and unusually private, the kitchen breakfast room is a dream space, skilfully extended into the side return and designed for everyday- but is also perfect for parties. There is a generous area for a family table beneath triple skylights and opening to the garden, visitors can enjoy the dynamic landscaping outside.Ahead, the skilful attention to detail continues in the family friendly kitchen which although sociably placed for al fresco living, doesn't dominate the whole room. Streamlined units provide sophisticated storage, practical working surfaces also look great and the high spec appliances include a Samsung 5 ring gas hob beneath a Samsung hood, and both a Samsung combi/microwave and fan oven at eye level. The Garden A peaceful sanctuary child and pet secure behind brick walls and statement fencing, this beautifully landscaped garden is a private retreat, raised to catch the sun and lovingly planted for all year interest and for ease of maintenance. Larger than many this close to the city and the sea, a terrace by the house with access to water is ideal for bike storage and steps rise to a broad, sociable terrace which is paved. Up at the top, a third wide tier also has space for a table and chairs where, surrounded by gardens on three sides, it is the perfect spot for quiet catch ups when guests or children have retired for the night.The First Floor Landing Bedroom/Home Office and Bathroom:At the top of stairs with a Roger Oates stair runner, the first of the bedrooms is bright and cheerful with inspiring garden views and is not directly overlooked. Currently used as a home office, with 2.82m x 2.78m (9'3 x 9'1) and fitted cupboards it is a good size for a teenager or an au-pair as it is on the first landing, so the occupants can come and go without disturbing the main bedrooms - and the bonus is that it is next to the stylish bathroom. With a Victorian influence in the Imperial hand basin and high end Burlington double shower above the bathtub, the bathroom is light and airy and there is nothing old fashioned about the fabulous finish which includes a solid marble floor.The First Floor Bedroom and Principal Room:Up a few steps, the second double bedroom has plenty of character and space of its own with built in wardrobes on each side of a period fireplace and garden views. A calm refuge to return to, the principal bedroom spans the full width of this substantial property with 4.82m x 4.34m (15'10 x 14'3) in which to unwind. With the restful proportions only a period home can deliver and custom built wardrobes on each side of a handsome fireplace, the decoration is in soothing hues and a broad bay window as well as tall window almost fill the front wall to flood the room with light. The 4th Bedroom and 5th Guest Bedroom, En-Suite:Private and peaceful at the top of the house, the 4th bedroom is a generous double and is ready for your move. At the front with twin Velux in the south roofline as well as a window at the back, the quiet guest room spreads its wings across 5.22m x 3.66m (17'2 x 12'0) with discreet space under the eaves, and there's a chic ensuite shower room which is not directly overlooked.Agent Says: "Families stay in this sought after location until their children have grown up and moved on, which makes homes in these tranquil terraces, unusually close to popular schools difficult to find, and this beautifully extended house is good to go with a family friendly flow, sociable layout and stylish, landscaped garden." Owner's Secret:"We came to view the property because we were looking for a family house but wanted to be able to walk to the station and the shops, and instantly fell in love with the pretty, peaceful road and how quiet and calm this house is! The house packs a lot in it is characterful with lots of charming period features, and it's very light with serene proportions so it's very relaxing to come home to. The flowing layout and big, bright rooms are perfect for young children as well as for entertaining and there is plenty of space for us to spread into. After moving, we discovered just how convenient the house was for parks and primary, secondary and 6th form schools you can walk to all of them. Inside, we wanted the house to be stylish but practical, so we opened the living dining room up, and we have enjoyed plenty of celebrations in the garden, which is also easy to care for so there's time to appreciate it. This is a great place to live with lovely neighbours, with te al fresco lifestyle of 5 ways and its 5 ways to the entire city a 3 minute drive, and the famous North Laine 6 mins by cab. If you enjoy the outdoors, Preston Park's sports facilities, football clubs and sociable Saturday fun runs is at the end of Surrenden Road (at the bottom of our street) and Blaker's Park playground and cafe are also close by, whilst the sea and the National Park are both about 10 mins away."Where it is:Shops: Preston Village (with local Sainsbury's) and Fiveways 3 mins by car, city centre at the Level 5-6 minsTrain Station: Preston Park Station 3 mins drive, 15 on foot, London Road 5 mins drive, Brighton Station 8 Seafront or Park: Preston Park 5-6 mins walk, 1 min by car, Blakers Park 10-15 mins on foot, 3 by car, sea about 10 Closest schools:Primary: Balfour, Downs Junior, Downs InfantSecondary: Varndean, Dorothy StringerSixth Form: Varndean 6th Form, BHASVIC, Newman 6th Form College, BIMMPrivate: Brighton College, Brighton & Hove High, LancingIdeal for those needing access to the airports and London as the station to Gatwick and London is a 3 minute drive, (14 on foot) Preston Park is a favourite destination known for its friendly cafes, bistro pubs and small shops which include little supermarkets, including a local Sainsbury's! Surrounded by parks (Preston Park, Blakers Park and Hollingbury Park) which have playgrounds, cafes and sports facilities it will be easy to meet people and parks here host events during our famous festivals, too. Local schools from primary to 6th form are good and within walking distance and the National Park, bordered by beaches is just a short drive. Vibrant arts venues, restaurants and shopping of the city are all quick to get to by bus or by cab and for those with a car, there's swift access to the A23/A27 and Zone F has no waiting list at this time. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_brighton-d196311/for-sale_i71024221
In a chic, sought after area 2 mins walk from the sea and the al fresco lifestyle of Kemptown Village, this unusually private Victorian 4 bed house has a sunny patio garden to enjoy and fuses great contemporary design with period charm. Ideal for a family and health professionals, the Royal Sussex County Hospital is at the top of the street, it is within walking distance of parks and good schools including Brighton College, and Brighton Station's direct trains to Gatwick and London are about 7 mins by cab (15 by bus). Inside has been sensitively extended and improved to create a beautiful home with 131.10m2 (1411.14 sq. ft.) of versatile, sun-lit rooms to enjoy and elegant decoration throughout. Designed for a sophisticated contemporary lifestyle, the lower floor has been opened to create an inviting living room with an open fireplace, a chic wet room and a stunning kitchen dining room where triple doors open to a spacious oasis which backs onto a sea of gardens. Upstairs, the second bathroom has a designer finish and separate w.c. and all four bedrooms enjoy glorious period proportions and each have open views so they are not overlooked very rare in this historic quarter of the city. The Village has plenty of amenities including a weekly farmer's market and a new Lido, cafes and bars on the beach and the area is well served for green spaces which hold events during our legendary festivals. a 15-20 minute stroll along the seafront will take you to the picturesque cultural heart of our famous coastal resort or to the waterfront restaurants of the Marina and nearby, Eastern Road will take you into the city and links to the A23/A27, or out to links to the National Park or Lewes. Why You'll Like It:Kemptown Village is a great area of our fabulous coastal metropolis with an easy going, unpretentious vibe and all the local amenities you need. Only a stone's throw from the sea and between the Pier and Marina you are tucked away from the tourists in a sought after spot where properties do not come onto the market often, and sell fast. Outside, this big, beautiful house radiates period charm from the broad bays to the traditionally tiled steps which rise to front door with coloured glass. Inside, there's a sensitive design approach where classic grace has been subtly reinvented by its creative owner, fusing old and new throughout the three, spacious storeys.The Entrance Hall and Ground Floor Bedrooms:Inside has a clear commitment to style, comfort and practicality and it begins in the entrance lobby where rush matting gives way to gleaming floorboards which continue through into the spacious hallway for a fuss free flow.Beautiful period proportions remain unspoilt with a ceiling which soars to over 3m., there's a fine example of a sweeping staircase and the calm colour choice is instantly restful.The Living Room and Wet Room:At the foot of a remodelled staircase, the living room of 4.9 x 3.1m (16'0 x10'0) is quiet and comfortable. There's a wood burning stove in the open fireplace, which could stay subject to negotiations with the vendor and a discreet cupboard stretches to the under pavement coal hole, to keep the space clutter free. Central to this floor a chic wet room has a rainfall shower head and a designer finish. Kitchen Dining Room and Garden:All about embracing friends, family and an al fresco lifestyle, sunlight streams through this stunning kitchen breakfast room which spans 4.30 x 3.1m (14'1 x 13'5). Skilfully extended and with the chimney breast removed, this dream space works well for everyday but is also perfect for parties with floor to ceiling double glazed French doors plus a third door by the spacious dining area opening to the landscaped garden.Lining one wall, skilled design ensures that the kitchen, although sociable, is out of sight of the living room and underfloor heating is beneath the wood floor. Custom coloured units provide ample storage, marbled surfaces look great but are also user friendly and the salt glaze sink acknowledges the history of this stately building. Good to go, high spec 21st century integrated appliances include a touch induction hob and oven beneath a discreet hood, a fridge and a freezer on each side of the oven, and a dishwasher. Outside, backing onto gardens the tranquil garden is a delight to return to - and larger than many this close to the city centre and the sea. Sunny and secure behind painted walls it is a private retreat landscaped to be easy to manage, and it is level with the house a feature difficult to find in a city built on the South Downs.The Bedrooms and Luxury Bathroom:You are spoilt for choice of a principal bedroom in this elegant home as all of the bedrooms are big, bright and beautifully decorated. On the ground floor, at the front, the first of the bedrooms is used as a home office and a gym, and the broad west bay looks along the side face and gardens of St George's Church, so it is very private. Across the hall, a peaceful bedroom looks over a sea of gardens, so it is equally private, and there is a wall of organised storage. Grand proportions and meticulous attention to detail continue on the top floor. At the heart of this level, the luxury bathroom is light and airy with a hand basin resting on a customised cabinet and a shower over the bath. Metro tiling adds a flawless finish and tucked behind the door, a cupboard conceals plumbing and space for a washing machine and a dryer. Next door a separate w.c. is ideal for busy mornings. At the back of the house, the third double bedroom is a serene sanctuary with garden views and at the front, the fourth bedroom is also private with triple windows to frame the church and open views.Agent Says:"Homes along this friendly no through terrace do not appear on the market very often, and this house has a rare offering of open views at the front and the back. Inside is exceptionally stylish so you won't need to change anything, and convenient for the hospital, the city and the station serving Gatwick and London, family life is also effortless with parks, good schools and vibrant cafe culture and beaches of the Village all within a stroll."Owner's Secret:"2 mins walk from the beach we swim in the sea or run along the coastal cliffs most days. 10-15 minutes' walk from the city centre along the seafront or St James's Street (which also hosts Pride), there are also plenty of local cafes, bars and restaurants to choose from, so friends like to come here whilst we decide where to explore and the house is ideal for entertaining as the rooms and outdoor space all flow well. We have loved the light which streams uninterrupted through the house, and the versatile rooms which are all big and bright. Keeping the integrity of this elegant, historic house was important to us, but we wanted the house to be stylish but comfortable for a modern lifestyle, and we hope that you enjoy what we have done as much as we have."Where it is:Shops: Kemptown Village 1 mins walk, The Lanes 15 mins walk, 5 by cabTrain Station: Brighton 10 -15 by busSeafront or Park: Seafront 2 mins, Queen's Park 6 Closest Schools:Primary: St Luke's, Queen's ParkSecondary: Varndean or Dorothy StringerPrivate: Brighton College, Brighton Waldorf, Brighton Girls, RoedeanWith a laid back cafe culture, independent, specialist shops and a farmer's market as well as a Co-Op, post office and chemist, Kemptown Village is one of the most sought after locations within our international coastal resort and is bordered by beaches which have seafront bars, a lido, yoga, volleyball courts, kayak club. The hospital, law centres and Amex are nearby and the theatres and Lanes of central Brighton are all within a scenic stroll along the seafront or past the lively bars and restaurants of St James' Street which also hosts Pride. Buses into the city, along the coast and to the universities are nearby and the proximity to Brighton train station with its fast link to Gatwick and London makes commuting possible. For those who need a car, both the A23/27 and coast road are easy to reach and at the time of writing permit zone H has no waiting list. For more detail and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_brighton-d196311/for-sale_i71123869
GUIDE: £875,000-£900,000 Four bedrooms Spectacular views Large kitchen/breakfast room Spacious living room and separate dining room South-facing garden Sought-after location NO ONWARD CHAIN GUIDE PRICE: £875,000-£900,000Belle Vue Gardens is a residential road of attractive red brick houses in Kemptown, just north of Eastern Road. As you might expect from the road name, there are spectacular views from the house, south over the sea. Only a ten-minute walk from the beach, the newly opened Sea Lanes open-air heated swimming pool, and Brighton Beach Box Sauna, you can take full advantage of your seaside location. Kemptown's local independent shops, bars, cafes, pubs and restaurants are on the doorstep. The area is well served by bus routes running along Eastern Road and St James's Street. This red-brick, four-bedroom house, creates a fine first impression from the street. With beautiful details such as a tiled front path and a pretty archway over the entrance. The front door opens to a hallway with a living room and a separate dining room to your left. As you begin to explore the downstairs, it becomes obvious that the house has great proportions with wide rooms and high ceilings. In the living room, there is a wide bay window with three sashes, dressed with white louvred shutters, and a period fireplace with a cast iron surround and decorative tiles. The dining room is also a generous room with a fireplace and double doors opening onto a Juliette balcony. Stairs lead down to the kitchen/breakfast room, which is a wonderful, south-facing room, with bifold doors that open up to the garden. The modern kitchen has white gloss units and a solid wood countertop. There is an electric induction hob, a Neff electric fan oven, an integrated fridge/freezer, an integrated washing machine, and an integrated Bosch dishwasher. The splashback is in blue metro tiles and on the other side of the kitchen there are open wood shelves. A door from the kitchen leads down to a small cellar. Outside, professionally ladscaped with a combination of red bricks and flagstones, the garden has raised borders planted with lavender and mature shrubs. Being south-facing, this is awonderful sun-trap to be enjoyed by all who live here.On the first floor, there are three bedrooms and a bathroom. The main bedroom, at the front, runs across the full width of the house and has a wide bay window and a further single sash. There is another double bedroom with a built-in wardrobe and a window overlooking the side-return and finally, on this floor the rear bedroom which enjoys fantastic views towards the sea. Climbing to the top of the house the final bedroom has the most spectacular views of all, high over the rooftops, with a full panorama of the sea through the large square bay window. This bedroom also has the use of its own shower room next door which has been fitted with a stylish, contemporary, matte-black shower surround and matte-black waterfall shower. The walls are tiled with aqua, crackle-glazed metro tiles and there is a white hand basin, WC and towel radiator.The property is completed by a large, full-footprint attic which offers plenty of storage as well as potentioal to extend (stnc).In The KnowArea: Kemp TownCouncil Tax: Band DEPC Rating: C70Floor Area: 140sqm (approx.)Station: Brighton (1.4 miles)Bus Stop: Eastern Rd (200m)Parking: Permit Zone HPrimary School: Queens ParkSecondary School: Dorothy Stringer & VarndeanPrivate School: Brighton CollegeLocal shop: Co-op, St Georges RdSupermarket: Asda, Brighton MarinaLocal Gems: Thomas Kemp, Proud Cabaret, Pizzaface, Open Bakery, Sea Lanes, Yellow Wave*As provided by the vendor. All details should be checked and confirmed by your conveyancer.FREE MARKETING WORTH £400 If you instruct Q Estate Agents to sell your home, we will provide a free and comprehensive marketing package worth £400. Call or email .Disclaimer Floorplan for Illustration Purposes Only Not To Scale. This floorplan should be used as a general outline for guidance only and does not constitute in whole or in part an offer or contract. Any areas, measurements or distances quoted are approximate and should not be used to value the property or be a basis for sale or let. Q Estate Agents have not tested any appliances or services within the property. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_brighton-d196311/for-sale_i67660836
***GUIDE PRICE £900,000- £1,000,000***Excellently positioned in the highly desirable Golden Triangle district in Brighton, just SOUTH of FIVEWAYS a STUNNING THREE/FOUR BEDROOM, TWO BATHROOM, THREE STOREY home on a CORNER PLOT, with a SOUTH-WEST-FACING REAR GARDEN.This charming family home is beautifully presented throughout with a range of period features including ceiling roses, picture rail, cornicing and bay windows. The property boasts a spacious open plan lounge/kitchen/dining room. The kitchen features a contemporary design with a wealth of integrated appliances including a NEFF oven and an enviable wine cooler. Set to the front of the home is a second separate reception room with built-in storage and custom shutters that feature throughout the whole property. There is a converted garage at the rear of the property which currently houses a home office, this gives direct access to the garden and could become a fourth bedroom.Upstairs features two generously-sized double bedrooms with sash-bay windows and custom shutters. There is an elegant bathroom with a standalone bath and separate shower, and a cosy reading/study nook with floor to ceiling book shelves. On the top floor of this lovely home is a well-proportioned third double bedroom and a good-sized contemporary style shower room. The property boasts far reaching views of the sea and city from both the garden and upper floors. This attractive home has the benefit of a south-west-facing decked garden lined with raised flower beds as well as a carefully arranged front garden. Although the garage has been converted off road parking remains. There is parking on hardstanding for one car but could be for two subject to planning. Edburton Avenue is situated within the incredibly popular Golden Triangle district of Brighton. A conservation area in demand from locals as well as those currently living outside of the area and benefitting from the very best the city has to offer in the way of local schools, parks, community and communication links.Blakers Park sits to the top of the triangle and Preston Park to the bottom ensuring plenty of options for family entertainment. Nearby Fiveways offers local independent shops and access in and out of Brighton is easy via London Road/Preston Park stations and the A23/A27. Commuting to the capital is extremely straightforward with Preston Park Station on the main London line a short walk away and regular bus routes run to Brighton town centre and the seafront.Edburton avenue is located in parking zone J and is in tax band E which is currently charged at £2,857.63 for 2024/25. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_brighton-d196311/for-sale_i71190664
In a restful countryside setting with views which roll to the sea from twin gables, this stunning 4/5 bedroom detached house within a quiet, no through road has off street parking for several cars and a sophisticated home office with a store tucked away in its large, leafy garden at the back. 1 minute from local amenities, 2 from Sheepcote Valley Nature Reserve and a good primary school, this immaculate house is ideal for families, professionals who like to entertain or high end investors with Nuffield Hospital a 7 minute walk, the beach 7-10 minutes by car and Brighton's centre and trains to London approx. 10-15 by cab. Offering comfortable and expansive living accommodation, this luxury family home has a friendly ethos and a social flow. Natural light from the southerly aspect is apparent from the moment you enter. A secondary reception room found at the front of the property, which could be used as a 5th bedroom, is bright and cheerful and enjoys wonderful views of the sea. Directly behind this you will find a spacious living room, with French doors providing access to the garden. The spectacular kitchen diner brings the best of 21st century appliances into the house complete with bi-folding doors opening onto the garden. A separate utility has all you need and enjoys the same sea views as the secondary reception room. A guest cloakroom is neatly tucked away and hidden from the entrance hallway. Moving upstairs the designer finish continues and you will find four bedrooms, all enjoying different outlooks. The principal bedroom is a dream come true, enjoying a vaulted ceiling, chic en-suite and walk in wardrobe with far reaching views of the countryside and sea at the front. Two of the bedrooms enjoy views over the gardens to the rear, with a further spacious bedroom at the front enjoying sea views. A luxury family bathroom, which serve the three bedrooms finish off this floor.On the edge of the South Downs National Park, Woodingdean is well-connected with local shops, cafes, restaurants and bus routes to Longhill Secondary School, Sussex University, along the coast and into the city- which also give older children a degree of independence. Offering the best of all worlds, the beach at Rottingdean is about 7 minutes by car, the waterfront restaurants and cinemas of Brighton Marina are 10 minutes away and Brighton, Lewes and Gatwick are all a possible commute at 10, 20 and 40 minutes.EPC: CCouncil Tax: E Soaring above Woodingdean and protected downland which rolls to the sea, and lined with prosperous homes, this leafy road is a favourite tucked quietly up and away from, but close to, a road which will take you into Brighton, to the beach or to the A23/A27 in minutes. At the exclusive, no through end of this secluded enclave, this soothingly symmetrical house has smart weatherboarding on the broad gables, crisp render, energy efficient windows, a seamless in/out flow and stunning landscaping in the gardens which at the front deliver an inviting approach and off street parking.Inside, this design led house has a fabulous finish which combines subtle practicality with style and this begins in the broad hallway where beautiful tiling underfoot has a modern twist, and there is both discreet storage and a guest cloakroom tucked away. To the left, with a broad window which almost fills the southeast wall, the reception is bright and inviting with 3.96m x 3.01m (12'11 x 9'10) of versatile floorspace where either you or teenage children can welcome friends, and which could also be a fifth bedroom for guests or an au pair as they could come and go without disturbing the rest of the house. Across the hallway, the reception is a restful retreat with graceful proportions, an elegant fireplace is surrounded by streamlined storage, and French doors bring the outside in.Perfect for parties but also for every day, sunshine streams through the kitchen dining room where guests can dine in rare seclusion admiring the large garden through a bank of floor to ceiling glass doors which fold away to a dining terrace level with the house a feature surprisingly difficult to find on the South Downs- and which becomes another 'room' of the house during summer. Safely away from the in/out flow, the kitchen area is tucked behind a sociable breakfast bar which has a micro/combi oven. Expertly planned to cater for large numbers, streamlined units conceal sophisticated storage, surfaces gleam beneath a choice of lighting level and high spec appliances include a dishwasher and a fabulous, multi fuel range which could stay, subject to circumstance. With yet more storage options, the separate utility room keeps on giving with plumbing for two machines and breathtaking views of the sea.Sunny and secure, the garden is a private paradise to return to, a secret retreat designed for ease of maintenance and so large there is always a spot to sit in the sun. The stone dining terrace is lit and level with the house for a seamless flow, and it is scented by raised beds planted for all year interest. With shallow steps to the lawn this garden is inclusive for all age groups, and to one side the detached outhouse has power and wi-fi access. With a total of 14.81m2 (159.41 sq. ft.), 3.76m x 2.51m (12'4 x 8'2) it is used as a home office with fitted shelving and workstation, and the rest is a separate store with natural light raising interesting options stnc.Upstairs, the first floor is light and airy. Two big, bright bedrooms are of similar dimensions but enjoy different outlooks over the garden and sea at the front. At the heart of the floor the nursery/guest room is the smallest room, but still has a generous 3.01m x 2.34 (9'10 x 7'8) to play with. A fabulous, spa-like bathroom has a high end finish with a dual head shower system above the bath and twin hand basins. Spanning from front to back of this substantial property, the vaulted principal suite is a private retreat, blissfully quiet with glorious views across the English Channel at the front. Spreading its wings beneath a skylight, the bedroom is calmly decorated and the spacious dressing room leads to an en-suite shower room which has chic black fittings, including the fashionable dual head shower and taps over the two hand basins to give a designer finish.Agent says:"Woodingdean attracts professionals wanting quick access to the city, universities or the airports but also a healthier lifestyle and good schools for their children. This unique 2 for 1 home delivers all of those factors as well as friendly local amenities, peace, privacy and parking- and a fabulous lifestyle!"Owner's secret:"The location is perfect for a family with the primary school, library, and doctors surgery on the doorstep and you can walk to the nature reserve or be swimming in the sea in minutes. Warm and welcoming in winter, during summer the house opens to the sunshine and the big garden is perfect for family time or celebrations. The easy flow of the ground floor and big rooms are ideal for a growing family or inter-generational living and entertaining, and there is plenty of space for friends to come and stay. The home office is a real bonus as you can lock work away from the house, the neighbours are friendly and considerate and the street is quiet." Where it is:Shops: Local 1 mins, 7 on foot, Brighton Marina about 10 mins by car, Rottingdean High Street 7.Train Station: Falmer about 10 mins, Brighton mainline 15-20 mins.Seafront or Park: Sheepcote Valley 2 min, Rottingdean beach under 10 mins.Closest Schools:Primary: Woodingdean, Rudyard Kipling.Secondary: Longhill.Sixth Form: Longhill, MET, BIMM, BHASVIC.Private: Brighton College, Roedean, Brighton Waldorf, Brighton Girl's, Bede's.On the edge of the South Downs National Park, Woodingdean is a friendly area favoured by professionals, families and investors as shops, cafes and restaurants are nearby and local schools are good. There's easy access to a park and Downland walks whilst the picturesque village of Rottingdean, bordered by beaches, is on the doorstep. The waterfront restaurants, health club and cinemas of the Marina are a 10-15 minute drive, Brightn & Hove's an easy commute (e.g. The County Hospital is about an 8-10 minute drive) and there's a regular bus service to Brighton, the university at Falmer, as well as Lewes or Seaford. Its proximity to the A27 and A23 is a tempting proposition to those needing to reach the universities or airports quickly and the mainline train station, with its fast, direct links London and Gatwick, is about a 20 minute drive. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_brighton-d196311/for-sale_i67656258
GUIDE PRICE: £900,000--£950,000.INTERNAL VIEWINGS AVAILABLE ON REQUEST.Picture perfect, this stately 5 bed, double fronted Victorian beauty with a sunny garden, family friendly flow and a study is within a sought after, tranquil terrace 3 mins walk from the playground, tennis courts and open air theatre of Dyke Road Park with a good junior school and local amenities around the corner, whilst Brighton Station's direct trains to Gatwick and London are 15-20 mins on foot (6 by cab). On the market for the first time in almost 40 years, this oasis of calm has been sensitively improved and extended over time to create a stylish but practical contemporary home with period charm and a generous 184.3m2 (1984 sq. ft.) of big, bright rooms to enjoy.The ground floor offers versatile accommodation. A spacious living room is inviting and a separate dining room enjoys an open fire and has a streamlined kitchen at the far end. Tucked behind a gracefully turning staircase, a quiet, comfortable study with garden views is large enough to share. On the first floor, all three bedrooms are quiet doubles and there's both a shower room and unusually large bathroom with ample storage to hand. Up at the top, two more family bedrooms are big and bright, the principal with all the custom built wardrobes you could dream of. Prestonville is a great place to be with a community hall owned by the residents, and it is a favourite with professionals and families within walking distance of good schools and outstanding 6th form college. There's a choice of parks as well as Dyke Road, both Preston Park and St Anne's Wells Gardens sports facilities and green spaces (which host events during our festivals) are easy to get to and the vibrant North Laine, the city centre and sea are within a 15-25 minute stroll. Ideal if you commute by bus or car, Dyke Road will take you into or out of the city in minutes, and 7 Dials, just up the road has 7 ways to get to the whole of Brighton and Hove. Style Period terraced house Type 5 double bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, living room, dining room and kitchen, study, utility area Area Prestonville Floor Area 1984 sq.ft.Outside Space Front garden, east landscaped gardenParking Permit Zone Q Council Tax Band D Why you'll like it: Tucked away on a friendly street with access to Stanford Junior School around the corner and popular Stanford Infant a stroll, this soothingly symmetrical double fronted house has immediate appeal especially as the discreet attention to detail begins with the pretty tiled path which leads past a front garden to the impressive front door.The Entrance Hall and Living Room:Inside, the hallway invites company with practical flooring underfoot, glimpses through to the garden and a soaring ceiling. Discreetly tucked away beneath the stairs and this graceful, historic statement is no ordinary staircase-is the first of two big cupboards, and hidden out of sight by the back door to the garden is a utility/boiler area (and a bell which calls those on the top floor down for supper!). To the right, built in an age reliant on natural light, sunlight streams through the broad front bay of a beautifully proportioned living room. Ideal for entertaining as well as for family time, there is 4.38m x 3.48m (14'4 x 11'5) to enjoy with custom made shelving in the alcoves, and the original picture rail and coving remain unspoilt.The Kitchen Dining Room:Stretching a magnificent 7.65m (25'0) from front to back, this stunning kitchen dining room is perfect for parties but also for every day. Fusing classic beauty with a contemporary lifestyle, at the front guests can dine in comfort in front of a roaring fire whilst the streamlined kitchen is sociable but not dominant behind a peninsular island. Expertly planned with ample storage and stylish quartz surfaces, high end appliances include an AEG gas hob beneath a hood, a Zanussi double oven to cater for large numbers, and a pull out larder. For ease of replacement, plumbing in is place for a dishwasher and there is a designated space for a tall fridge freezer.The Home Office/ Guest Bedroom and Garden:Quietly tucked away, the home office has inspiring garden views so you don't feel hemmed in and with 3.30m x 2.46m (10'10 x 8'1) it offers plenty of options from playroom to private au pair room or teenage den.Outside, facing east but open to the south, the garden is a peaceful retreat, sunny and secure for children or pets. Paved for a low maintenance, al fresco lifestyle raised beds are scented by a mature rose and Jasmine, and planted for all year interest. There is plenty of space for a dining table and chairs, and for pottering, and it is broad and level with the house as well as flat a feature hard to find in such a central location in a city built on the South Downs. The First Floor Bathrooms and Three Double Bedrooms:Big, bright and cheerful, you are spoilt for choice with three family bedrooms which are all good sizes ranging in size from 3.3m x 3.118m (10'10 x 10'5) to 4.76m x 4.35m (15'7 x 14'3). All are quiet with simple but stylish decoration and two already have organised, built in wardrobes. On the turn of the stairs there is a chic, contemporary shower room, and there is also a generous family bathroom on this level with all you need including a shower attachment on the bath, natural light, plenty of storage and a warming rail for towels.Two Top Floor Bedrooms:Private and peaceful at the top of the house, the principal bedroom of 5.26m x 3.45m (17'3 x 11'4) spreads its wings from east to west with large Velux in each roofline so you can dream beneath the stars. There's ingenious custom made storage to deliver all the wardrobe space you could dream of as well as extra space under the eaves, and across the landing, the restful nursery is a spacious 4.91m x 3.04m (16'1 x 10'0) with windows at each end and glimpses of the rolling Downs which embrace our coastal city.Agent's thoughts: "Families stay in this sought after location until their children have grown up and moved on, which makes homes in these quiet terraces unusually close to popular schools difficult to find, and this beautiful, double fronted house is good to go with a family friendly flow, sociable layout and easy-care garden." Owner's Secret"We came to look at the house almost 40 years ago because we could walk to the station, good schools and the park, and fell in love with the easy layout and big, bright rooms which are perfect for entertaining and adapted easily as our family grew, then grew up! The friendly, inclusive community and local shops (and the food of The Chimney House around the corner but out of hearing) has kept us here, and we all chipped in to buy the Exeter Street Community Hall which has lots of activities for all age groups, whatever you're into. Inside, we wanted the house to be comfortable so put in ample storage, and we have enjoyed the garden, which is surprisingly quiet. I love having the door open to hear the birds as I work in the study, and sitting out with coffee in the sunshine during a break. This is a great place to live with lovely neighbours, and the intercontinental al fresco lifestyle of 7 Dials and its 7 ways to the entire city is a 3 minute drive, or under 10 mins on foot. If you enjoy the outdoors, both the sea, sociable Hove Lawns with keep fit classes etc., the water sports of the Lagoon, and the National Park are all about 10 mins away."Where it is:Shops: Local 3 mins walk, 7 Dials 9-10 min walk, 3 by car, North Laine 15-20 on footStation: Brighton 15-20 to walk, approx. 6-10 by cabSeafront or park: Dyke Road Park 3 mins walk, Preston Park 7 by car, St Anne's Wells 5, seafront about 10 minsClosest schools:Primary: Stanford Junior, Stanford InfantSecondary: Varndean, Dorothy StringerSixth Form: BHASVIC, VarndeanPrivate: Windlesham, Lancing Prep, Bilingual, Brighton Ballet School, Brighton College, Brighton Girls, Lancing College, Brighton Waldorf15-20 mins walk from the station with direct trains to Lewes, Gatwick, London and beyond with local buses covering the whole of Brighton and Hove, this fabulous location has its own local shops, caf and bistro bar but is also just minutes from the inter-continental, alfresco lifestyle of the 7 Dials and North Laine as well as the world famous shops, clubs, bars and restaurants at the centre of our legendary coastal resort. The picturesque cultural heart of the city which surrounds the Royal Pavilion is within walking distance, and it is conveniently located for parks that provide open spaces, sports facilities, and host fabulous art events from open air theatre to live music all year round. Local schools are good and major employers of the city are easy to get to. For those who love the outdoors, the beach, surrounding Downland and cosmopolitan Marina with waterfront restaurants are quick to reach. And don't forget our glamorous horse racing weekends! For those who commute by car, Dyke Road gives swift access to the A23 and A27 for the coast, Lewes, Gatwick and London. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_brighton-d196311/for-sale_i68058695
GUIDE PRICE: £1,000,000 - £1,100,000.INTERNAL VIEWINGS AVAILABLE ON REQUEST.6 minutes drive from Preston Park's direct trains to Gatwick and London and within walking distance of good primary and senior schools (10 on foot), this 5 bedroom Edwardian townhouse has a fabulous, landscaped garden and fuses great contemporary design with period charm. In fashionable Fiveways - given a top spot in The Sunday Times Best Places to Live Guide, local cafes and shops are around the corner and family friendly Blakers Park is nearby. Inside has been sensitively extended and improved to create a beautiful home with 164.9m2 (1775 sq. ft.) of versatile, sun-lit rooms to enjoy. The ground floor has been opened to create a sophisticated living dining room with an original open fire and easy flow to a stunning kitchen/breakfast room beneath vaulted skylights, where floor to ceiling doors slide open to a private oasis ideal for al fresco entertaining. Upstairs, the spacious bathroom has a stylish finish and all 5 bedrooms are quiet, comfortable and not overlooked. The inviting, 1st floor principal room, sometimes used as a 2nd reception, has access to a romantic wrought iron balcony, and the second bedroom on this level is a generous double. At the top, two more bright doubles have grace, space and open views whilst the large single 5th bedroom, used as a study, has inspiring leafy views to the Downs- but could also become a 2nd bathroom (a quote is available).In a quiet enclave of historic terraces which rise from the sports facilities, playground and arts events of Preston Park to Fiveways Village and its five ways into or out of the city, homes in this golden triangle do not come onto the market often and sell fast. They attract professionals, families and international investors with London Road at the bottom of the hill giving easy access to the city centre or A23/27, and Ditchling Road at the top, which takes you to the historic heart of Brighton and its beaches or to the South Downs National Park. Style Edwardian terraced house Type 5 bedrooms: 4 double, 1 generous single/home office, 1 bathroom, large living room, kitchen dining room, boarded attic with Velux & potential stnc Area Fiveways Floor Area 1775 sq. ft.Outside Space Spacious, landscaped garden at the back, front garden Parking Permit Zone F, no waiting listCouncil Tax Band DWhy You'll Like It: Tucked away on a friendly street with access to Dorothy Stringer Secondary School and popular Balfour Primary a stroll, this box bay fronted house with a pretty first floor balcony, mature hedge and drop diamond path to the original stained glass door has instant appeal. In a quiet but convenient location with plentiful permit parking and grocers, cafes, bakeries and bistro pubs around the corner but out of hearing, this is a popular area of the city with bus routes into or out of Brighton.Sensitive but thorough, the loving restoration of this home since 1995 includes repairing the period leaded windows of the lobby door by a local craftsman, sourcing historic tones of paint (Farrow & Ball, Lick and Mylands), and then integrating the best features the 21st century has to offer - from the architect designed vaulted extension and high spec kitchen to the recent overhaul of the roof and the installation of designer radiators and energy efficient boiler. The Entrance Hall and Living Room:Inside has a clear commitment to style, comfort and practicality and this design approach begins in the entrance lobby where intricate plaster work remains unspoilt, classic tiling underfoot continues into the spacious hallway and a restful colour choice keeps the focus on the inviting views through this big house to the garden. Ideal for children and visitors, the ground floor flow is all on one level which is a feature hard to find in a city built on hills. To the right, built in an age reliant on natural light, sunlight streams through the broad front bay of a beautifully proportioned living room which is unusually private with a hedge screening it from the quiet street at the front. A large window at the far end looks through the dining area to leafy views to the garden beyond. Ideal for family time as well as enjoying with company, there is 9.34m x 3.26m (30'8 x 10'8) in which to spread your wings with custom made shelving in the alcoves on each side of a stately fireplace, which is open. The Kitchen Breakfast Room:All about embracing friends and an al fresco lifestyle, sunshine streams through this stunning kitchen breakfast room which spans an astonishing 8.54m x 4.94m (28'0 x 16'12). Skilfully extended into the side return this dream space works well for everyday but is also perfect for parties with floor to ceiling double glazed doors opening to the dynamic landscaping of the garden. This versatile space has ample room for a large dining table beneath huge, vaulted skylights.Expert attention to detail extends into the placement of the user friendly kitchen. Skilled design ensures that the plumbing for machines and the sink of this practical area are out of sight of the table so clearing up can be done discreetly. Streamlined units provide ample storage, steel surfaces look great but are also indestructible for fledgling cooks, and there is space for an American style fridge/freezer. There are slate Fired Earth tiles underfoot and a built in Miele electric oven beneath a Neff hood.The Landscaped Garden Surrounded by a sea of gardens this tranquil oasis is a delight to return to - and larger than many this close to the city centre and the sea. Sunny and secure behind painted walls and sleek fencing it is a private retreat. Skilfully landscaped and easy to manage, flower beds have been lovingly planted for scent as well as for all year interest and the dining terrace, with built in seating when hosting larger numbers, is raised to catch the sun.The First Double Bedroom and Bathroom:The first of the generous double bedrooms is bright and cheerful. A stylish refuge, with an original, built in wardrobe by a period fireplace and fabulous Barbara Hulanicki (Biba) wallpaper. With 4.16m x 2.66m (13'8 x 8'9) it is a good size for a teenager or an au-pair as it is on the first floor landing, so the occupants can come and go without disturbing the main bedrooms - and the bonus is that it is next to the chic bathroom. Cool and contemporary, although with historic glass still in the window, there's a flawless finish to this big bathroom which has a fashionable dual head shower above the family tub, white metro tiles on the walls, a mirrored vanity unit beneath the hand basin and Fired Earth tiles.The Principal Bedroom/2nd Reception 1st Floor:Calm and quiet, the romantic principal bedroom opens to the south facing balcony and spans the full width of this substantial property with 5.16m x 5.09m (16'11 x 16'8) in which to unwind. With the restful proportions only a period home can deliver, the decoration is in soothing hues and a broad bay window as well as tall window almost fill the front wall to flood the room with light. The Top Floor:Private and peaceful at the top of the house, three more bedrooms offer versatile options. At the back, a quiet nursery with views which change with the seasons has plenty of floorspace: 2.68m x 2.49 (8'9 x 8'2). Currently used as a comfortable home office it has plenty of charm with a handmade cupboard and period fireplace of its own, although if you wanted a 2nd bathroom there is a quote available should you wish to convert this space. The large attic above your head has floorboards, a Velux and potential, subject to the necessary consents.Along the hallway another airy back bedroom, a good sized double, has space and grace with storage and open views which sweep from the Hollingdean Woods around the corner to a glimpse of the rolling Downs. At the front of the house, the 5th light and inviting bedroom, a splendid double stretching a majestic 5.16m x 3.99m (16'11 x 13'1), has a three window bay and a sash window to frame a vista which reaches from the Grandstand on Race Hill to the sunsets in the west by day and a distant, glittering cityscape at night. gent Says: "This beautifully extended house is good to go with a family friendly flow, sociable layout and fabulous, landscaped garden. Families stay in this sought after location until their children have grown up and moved on, which makes homes in these quiet terraces unusually close to popular schools difficult to find."Owner's Secret:"We instantly fell in love with this beautiful house and its period proportions, original features and spacious garden. It was labour of love to restore it to its former glory and we wanted the house to be both stylish and practical. The versatile layout and big bright rooms have been perfect for our growing family as well as for working from home and entertaining. Adding the glass extension created a brilliant family space and provided a great link to the sunny garden. Fiveways is a fantastic area to live in, has a great community feel and we love that central Brighton is so easily accessible. We will be sad to leave but are now downsizing elsewhere in the city." Where it is:Shops: Fiveways 5 mins walkTrain Station: Preston Park Station 6 mins drive, about 20 on foot, London Road Station 5 mins drive Seafront or Park: Hollingbury tennis courts & playground 5 on foot, Blakers Park 10 mins on foot, Preston Park 10-15 mins walk, 3 mins by car, sea about 10 Closest schools:Primary: Balfour, Downs Junior, Downs InfantSecondary: Varndean, Dorothy StringerSixth Form: Varndean 6th Form, BHASVIC, Newman 6th Form College, BIMMPrivate: Brighton College, Brighton & Hove High, Lancing CollegeIdeal for those needing access to the airports and London as the station is a 6 minute drive, Fiveways is a favourite destination known for its independent friendly shops, cafes and small Co-Op. Between family friendly Blakers Park, the expansive leafy acreage and sports facilities of Preston Park -which both host events during our legendary festivals- and Hollingbury Parks countryside walks, local schools are good and within easy reach, and the National Park bordered by beaches is just a short drive so a healthy lifestyle beckons! The vibrant arts venues, international restaurants and cosmopolitan shopping of the city are all quick to get to by bus or by cab and for those who need a car, there's swift access to the A23/A27 and Zone F has no waiting list. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_brighton-d196311/for-sale_i70832045
** View the Virtual Tour **AN OUTSTANDING DETACHED PERIOD HOME SKILLFULLY IMPROVED TO AN IMPECCABLE STANDARD, SECRETED AWAY DOWN A PRIVATE LANE IN A HIGHLY DESIREABLE AREA OF BRIGHTON; BENEFITING FROM A GENEROUS DRIVEWAY AND A CHARMING REAR PATIO GARDEN. Exuding sophistication, this sympathetically designed former coach house boasts a substantial living space covering in excess of 1,411.36sqft/131.12. The property has been expertly improved to an exacting standard throughout, with great care taken to skilfully preserve the period character of the building whilst enjoying all the luxuries of modern life. This comfortable abode has generously sized rooms and superb lighting; a crisp white decor is the perfect backdrop to a striking assortment of fixtures all constructed using the finest natural materials. Careful consideration has been given to the use of light in every room of this exquisite home, employing innovative lighting schemes for a wholly tranquil feel. Arranged over two floors, this unique property presents a sizeable open plan lounge, statement kitchen and dining room, a relaxed snug/bedroom three, and a handy utility/ground floor shower room. Upstairs, there are two bedroom suites entirely vogueish in style and complete with en-suite bath and shower rooms and ample cupboard space. An elegant rear patio garden is beautifully set out in front of a remarkable period fireplace and chimney breast; in short, an idyllic spot for entertaining or relaxing no matter the season. Sellers' Insight:"The best thing about living here is the privacy, peace and quiet. We have always felt that this house has a lovely atmosphere, and it is hard to believe that we are actually living on one of the main routes into Brighton, but because we have such a long drive, are tucked away behind our neighbours and at the end of all our neighbours' gardens we hear little more than birdsong. We also have very little light pollution considering the location. We have a variety of wildlife including badgers, foxes, bats and abundant birdlife including the occasional pheasant! Withdean woods are close by as well as Withdean stadium and sports complex. Having lived here for almost 18 years, it has been the perfect home for entertaining. The back garden is a sun trap, and the external fireplace means that the outdoors can be enjoyed at any time of year. It is a really sociable house, given the open plan layout and the high ceilings and amount of light coming in that we have created.This is also the perfect lock up and leave as it is very secure with an alarm system and cctv that you can monitor when you are away and the garden is really low maintenance, and once you do return home, once those electric gates close, it is a very private and peaceful haven.Within 5 minutes you can be on the South Downs, on the A23 heading towards Gatwick or London, or indeed halfway into Brighton. We are about 1 mile from the A27, 2 miles from town and 3 miles from the sea and there is a very convenient bus stop nearby and Preston Park station is a 15-minute walk, Brighton station a little further, taking you to London and beyond."Ground floor:The Coach House has been meticulously renovated by the current owners of who have been very happy here for almost twenty years. Tucked away down a large private driveway, beautifully laid to shingle, this striking period home neatly sits behind an electronic gate. A comprehensive security system also includes an upgraded alarm system and CCTV, all controllable via smart phone. Built at the turn of the 20th century as the original coach house to neighbouring Cransley Lodge, constructed in the striking Tudorbethan style, every care has been taken to accentuate the character of the building. Particular attention has been given to the renovation of the brickwork, quoining's, Portland stone window sills and doorstep, cedar timbers, metal guttering and extensive leadwork. An expertly renovated weathervane sits proudly atop the faultless terracotta tiled roof. An electric vehicle charging point has been installed and recently upgraded to accommodate rapid charging. Upon entering the property via the entrance hall, an ingenious space saving pocket door leads directly into the considerable open plan kitchen, dining and sitting room. Fastidious attention to detail has been given to this entirely welcoming space. The state-of-the-art kitchen, features a handleless design of vogueish proportions and is fully fitted with all the opulence of smart living. A fantastic range of wall mounted and under counter cupboards wrap around this part of the room in a classic u-shape, achieving a flush finish providing discrete space for kitchenware and produce. A range of integrated appliances include: a Fisher and Paykel fridge freezer, two identical Neff ovens with a warming drawer, a Quooker hot tap and a Bora induction hob with a highly effective under-floor extractor system. Natural materials feature prominently in the decor of this elegant home; a marble splashback, engineered wood flooring and dual aspect windows and sliding doors truly celebrate the outdoors. Whilst the most remarkable oak beams sit neatly overhead cleverly using concealed lighting to create an inherently tranquil setting. The room leads effortlessly on to the dining area, suitably placed near the gorgeous suspended log burning stove and patio doors which open out to the garden; the space is perfect for entertaining all year round. A relaxed sitting area is framed on one side by a large full width window and on the other sliding doors.To the front is a second reception room, currently occupied as a snug but could equally be used as a third bedroom, is again decorated in an immaculate shade of white. Adjacent is an invaluable utility room and ground floor shower room with a full-sized Belfast sink, plumbing for a washing machine and separate dryer, ample countertop space, and a contemporary walk-in shower and w/c. Upstairs:The staircase runs up from the entrance hall and provides access to all first-floor rooms from the landing. There are two double bedroom suites on the first floor. Each beautifully-presented and fitted with a luxurious en-suite bath or shower room. The main suite has uniquely incorporated the bathroom suite as part of the room offering a sumptuous spa-like feel. Each bathroom has been fitted with underfloor heating.Outside:Sliding glazed doors bring the outside in to this spectacular property, with an inviting lounge area placed immediately outside the open plan reception space. With the spectacular patio stretching out in front of you, the space has been diligently landscaped with an acute attention to detail. Well-stocked planters' border the perimeter for a wonderful pop of colour. Undoubtedly the piece de resistance, is the tremendous fully-functioning period chimney which was relocated by the current owners taking great care to maintain the original design and brickwork. The garden has been fitted with sympathetic lighting, and truly comes into its own in the evening. In the local area:This fantastic home lies in one of the most highly sought after areas of Brighton and Hove and offers easy access to the bustling city centre and seafront. A short drive takes you up to Devils Dyke with its long walks and panoramic views, while Wickwoods Country Hotel and Spa sits at the foot of the South Downs. Together with Hove Park and the Three-Cornered Copse, the South Downs offers plenty of green open space. A Waitrose superstore is within easy reach, while nearby Woodland Parade and Matlock Road offer additional local shops and amenities. The A27/M23 along with Brighton, Hove and Preston Park mainline train stations all provide convenient commuter links to both London and Gatwick airport. Local schools include Lancing College Preparatory and Windlesham Independent Day School, along with the Bilingual School, Aldrington C of E Primary, Westdene Primary School, BHASVIC and Blatchington Mill School and Sixth Form College.EPC rating - DCouncil Tax Band - G = £3,713.18FreeholdBroadband & Mobile Phone Coverage Prospective buyers should check the Ofcom Checke websitePlanning Permissions Please check the local authority website for any planning permissions that may affect this property or properties close by. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_brighton-d196311/for-sale_i70650892
A fantastic opportunity to purchase a stunning, newly constructed* 5 bedroom detached house located in one of the areas premier roads opposite Saltdean Park and the Saltdean Lido with incredible views to the sea. The vendors purchased the property in 2019 through us when it was a bungalow and have, over the last couple of years developed it into a superbly spacious and imposing detached house that has a great layout including a feature 37' open plan family room consisting of a high quality Kitchen, Dining area and a Living area with dual aspect log burner. In addition to this room the property also has a separate Lounge with views over the park. The front door leads to a superb Reception hall with a feature wide staircase with a glass balustrade. The hall has a porcelain tiled floor in light grey that runs through to the rear of the house. The hall also has an understairs cupboard. Art deco style double glass doors lead to the superb open plan Living/Kitchen area. The room spans the rear of the house and opens up into the rear garden via two large sets of sliding doors. The Kitchen is extensively fitted with a wide range of blue/ grey handless units on three walls with cupboards and drawers. Integrated appliances include a full height fridge and freezer, twin ovens with slide and hide doors and a 4 ring ceramic hob which is set into a large central island. The island has plenty of storage cupboards, a solid white epoxy resin worktop and space for 4 stools. The Kitchen has LED lighting and a feature wall with shelving. A deep cupboard with a glass door and LED lighting currently houses a drinks fridge. The Centre section of the room has space for a very large Dining table and has a window overlooking the rear garden. To the far end of the room is a sitting area with a dual aspect log burner, sliding doors to the rear garden and plenty of space for sofa's etc. Off of the Kitchen is a large Utility room with matching units, worktops and space for a washing machine and tumble dryer. The Utility room also has a door to the rear garden and a door to the integral garage. Also on the ground floor is a bright dual aspect 2nd living room with a deep window overlooking Saltdean Park and having views towards the sea. There is a feature log burner that sits between both reception rooms. There is also an area for wood/logs below. A 5th bedroom that is currently used as a gym and a luxury en-suite shower room and a separate cloakroom/wc complete the ground floor accommodation. On the first floor the main feature has to be the 17' x 12' galleried landing with vaulted ceiling and a feature glass floor to one side that looks back down into the main reception hall. The staircase is centrally situated with glass balustrades either side and two large roof lights in the ceiling. A wide window has incredible views over Saltdean park and to the sea. There are 4 double bedrooms on this floor. The main bedroom is a bright dual aspect room with a feature full height window with blinds and a second shaped window making the most of the sea views. There is a large walk in dressing room with hanging space and then a fully tiled shower room with an art deco inspired shower screen. There are then 3 further double bedrooms , 2 having built in wardrobes. A large family bathroom with a feature free standing oval shaped bath, a large shower cubicle, twin sinks with storage below and a low flush wc. The room is attractively tiled and has matching floor tiling. The house has a large garage with additional height for storage. The garage has an electric door, power and light and lots of storage in addition to having space for a car. The property is situated on a wide plot and has a driveway with parking for several vehicles. Side access takes you around to a West facing rear garden that is mainly laid to lawn with established plant and shrub borders. Storage shed. The house is located in a wonderful position just a few yards from the seafront with its beach access and excellent bus service providing easy and frequent access into Brighton City Centre. Many walks are close by including cliff top and the undercliffs walk which takes you directly into Brighton with a few nice cafe's on the way. The newly refurbished Saltdean Lido with is open air heated swimming pool, new cafe (opening soon), gym and library is opposite the property. It worth mentioning that as well as the sea views the house also has nice views towards the downs. The house has so much to offer, we can only get so much into these brochures, so we would recommend a viewing to appreciate all that the house has to offer. Being newly constructed the heating, windows and insulation are all highly rated so help make the house more energy efficient. In addition to this the property has solar power generating enough power to sell back to the grid. * The property has been a ground up renovation. It is not as such, a new build though has had everything done including a first floor added, extension of the ground floor and complete refurbishment. ENTANCE HALL 19'4 x 7'4 (5.91m x 2.25m) LOUNGE 18'1 x 12'5 (5.51m x 3.81m) OPEN PLAN KITCHEN/LIVING ROOM 37' x 13'5 (11.27m x 4.11m) UTILITY ROOM 22'1 x 6' (6.73m x 1.82m) BEDROOM 5 10'9 x 9'3 (3.32m x 2.83m) EN-SUITE SHOWER ROOM 10'2 x 4'2 (3.10m x 1.28m) OPEN GALLERIED LANDING 16'9 x 12'1 (5.15m x 3.68m) BEDROOM 1 12'6 x 11'2 (3.84m x 3.41m) EN-SUITE DRESSING ROOM 8'1 x 5'6 (2.46m x 1.7m) EN-SUITE SHOWER ROOM 8' x 6'9 (2.43m x 2.10m) BEDROOM 2 12' x 11' (3.65m x 3.35m) BEDROOM 3 12' x 11' (3.65m x 3.35m) BEDROOM 4 13' X 11' (3.96m x 3.35m) BATHROOM 11'9 x 7'9 (3.62m x 2.40m) GARAGE Council tax band: D These particulars are prepared diligently and all reasonable steps are taken to ensure their accuracy. Neither the company or a seller will however be under any liability to any purchaser or prospective purchaser in respect of them. The description, Dimensions and all other information is believed to be correct, but their accuracy is no way guaranteed. The services have not been tested. Any floor plans shown are for identification purposes only and are not to scale Directors: Paul Carruthers Stephen Luck For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_saltdean-d23709/for-sale_i70382394
A fantastic, detached and imposing four/five bedroom residence in one of historic Rottingdeans most prestigious locations. This superb home maximises natural sunlight and has had many impressive stylish & contemporary improvements.Dean Court Road is a much sought-after road, due to its excellent proximity to the Village. its wonderful position on the edge of the South Downs National Park - a designated area of outstanding natural beauty, offers peace, tranquillity, nature and wonderful walks.This stunning house has been wonderfully refurbished and improved with thoughtful design and offers huge flexibility with how you might use the accommodation. The new owners can also put their own stamp on the property as it comes with approved planning consent for a two storey side extension with further scope to extend to the opposite side of the house and a loft conversion (STPC).The entrance hall opens through into the bright and light open plan kitchen/dining/lounge area, with this generous space offering sliding doors to the patio from both the lounge and dining areas providing perfect views of the garden and further enhancing this incredible entertaining space. The bespoke kitchen has all the modern fittings you would expect including Fisher & Paykel appliances (ovens & hob) and a boiling water and filter tap.The separate sitting room, currently used as the childrens playroom, is open to the main living space and could easily be closed off to form a second lounge or cinema room. The boot room links the kitchen and the side access of the property, ideal for removing shoes & boots after enjoying walks in the surrounding South Downs, and also houses a WC. An office/guest bedroom five leads from the dining area, with its own access to the garden via sliding doors. The hidden gem of this family kitchen is the walk in butlers pantry, concealed behind a faux cupboard which opens up to provide yet more incredible storage and a second sink. Steps down from the pantry lead to the designated laundry/utility room.Upstairs you have four beautiful bedrooms and a family bathroom with the main bedroom benefiting from an incredible roof terrace offering panoramic downland views with a dressing area and a further space, perfect for an ensuite to be fitted.The garden is exceptional and is an amazing place to be. From the large patio area which stretches across the house, the great expanse of lawn with flower, tree and shrub borders, the raised vegetable beds, to the designed childrens play area. This offers a sunken trampoline and built in play forte which provides a look out to the horses in the fields that back on to this property.The current owners really have created the most desirable home and the garden design mirrors this. Further pockets of garden can be discovered down either side of the house which lead to the block paved carriage drive at the front. Outside storage comprises the dry store at the side.The National Park is minutes away ideal for wonderful walks, pony rides, off road cycling or just enjoying the peaceful space.Rottingdean is blessed with a good selection of pubs, restaurants and cafes, a local museum/art gallery and public library. Rottingdean has a very popular bathing beach and the lovely undercliff walk for walking and cycling is a wonderful way to reach not only the Marina but also right into the heart of the City.Brighton with its large shopping centres, fashionable Laines, theatres, bars and restaurants, and the train station can be easily reached by using the excellent bus services taking you to the city centre within 10 to 20 minutes.Sporting and recreational facilities nearby are extensive: there is golf at East Brighton, West Hove, the Dyke and Pyecombe, there is Horse Racing at Brighton and Plumpton, sailing at Brighton Marina and beautiful surrounding countryside in the South Downs National Park which is great for walking and cycling. Brighton airport at Shoreham offers a convenient base for private aircraft.There are many highly regarded schools and colleges in this area with two primary schools and Longhill Secondary in the village. Brighton and Hove also feature Roedean School, Brighton College and two Universities together with a number of creative arts institutes. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_rottingdean-brighton-d560511/for-sale_i70680841
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