About the property
Key features
- Detached House
- Four/Five Bedrooms
- One/Two Receptions
- Separate Kitchen
- Shower Room & Family-Sized Bathroom
- Rear Garden & Patio
- Double Garage
- Cul-de-Sac Location
- South Downs Views
- NO ONWARD CHAIN
Material information
Property description
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*** GUIDE PRICE £750,000-£775,000 ***
SPACIOUS, DETACHED, FOUR/FIVE-BEDROOM HOUSE IN A CUL-DE-SAC LOCATION WITH STUNNING SOUTH DOWNS VIEWS
The property is approached via a private driveway leading to a double garage with single door and window to one side. External steps lead up to the first floor where a double-glazed front door opens onto a generous entrance hall with pine staircase ascending to the second floor, understairs storage, and two double bedrooms, both having South Downs views.
On the second floor you have a bright and spacious galleried landing with double-glazed window, having a southerly aspect and leading to a dual-aspect living room with South Downs views, open fireplace, and sliding doors onto the south-westerly garden.
The kitchen/breakfast room has a window and door onto the rear garden and is fitted with solid oak cabinetry, oak-trimmed work surfaces with integrated double oven and four-ring gas hob, fridge-freezer, and space and plumbing for a washing machine, alongside a separate dining room, again with views over the rear garden. There is a shower room with wash basin and WC as well as a separate family-sized bathroom, along with two further double bedrooms with South Downs views, the principal bedroom having built-in triple wardrobe with sliding doors.
The rear garden has a patio entertainment area and a garden with raised beds and mature shrub and flower planting, and there is also gated access to the side.
Local bus services on Longhill Road are just a 6-minute walk, and the area is serviced by a local store. The neighbouring village of Rottingdean is just a 19-minute walk away across Beacon Hill Nature Reserve, its High Street offering a variety of independent shops, convenience stores, a butcher, greengrocer, opticians, and Post Office, as well as traditional pubs, cafes and restaurants.
