House For Sale £399,950
With big gardens front and back, a driveway and a garage, this 3 double bedroom detached bungalow 5 mins walk from the beach offers a stylish, one level lifestyle with 894 sq. ft. (83.1m2) of sunlit rooms, a sociable flow and oblique sea views from the front – although some neighbours have gone up to create a principal suite with picture perfect, south facing views.…stnc. Tucked privately away on a quiet street 2 minutes from a popular primary school, 3 minutes from local amenities, a park and access to protected countryside, this location is ideal for families, professionals or investors with Brighton’s bright lights, major employers like Amex and The County Hospital, and direct trains to Gatwick and London about 10-15 minutes away. Bright and cheerful with double glazing, the living dining room has an open fire and a door to the garden, the kitchen breakfast room is good to go with a gas range in place, the contemporary bathroom has a designer finish, and all 3 bedrooms are quiet doubles.
Bordered by the sea and open common of the Tye, which is within the South Downs National Park, Telescombe Cliffs is quiet but connected with local shops, cafes, restaurants and bus routes along the coast and into the city close by. Offering the best of all worlds the boat trips and waterfront restaurants of Brighton Marina are 10 minutes away and Brighton, Sussex University, Lewes and Gatwick are all a possible commute.
EPC: D
Council Tax: D
Made private from the street behind a mature hedge, this 20th century bungalow has retained its charm. Surrounded by prosperous houses, some of which have been extended, it is worth noting that some neighbours have also sacrificed some or all of the big front garden for off-street parking, opening possibilities to amalgamate the garage into the house or even create an annexe stnc.
Inside has been freshly decorated with new carpets, bathroom and updated kitchen, and with a cheerful east/west orientation all of the rooms are light and inviting. L shaped, the hallway is bright with access to the attic, a deep cupboard for coats and stained floorboards underfoot which continue through to the sunny living dining room. Looking over the tranquil garden, guests can relax in rare seclusion and enjoy an open fire in a brick surround and 15’2 x 13’11 (4.63m x 4.24m) of floorspace to share. Of dual aspect, it opens to the large garden, which is a blank canvas for you to make your own. Facing west and open to the south it is a sun trap which has a secret garden beyond a hedge by the garage, raising interesting possibilities, stnc.
At the heart of the home, the stylish kitchen breakfast has plenty of space for a family table. Contemporary shaker units are topped by practical working surfaces, there’s a deep larder, and the New World multi fuel range will stay.
Private at the back of the house with garden views, the first of the double bedrooms is ready to move into. Next door the new bathroom has a contemporary suite with fashionable black fittings including the Triton Enrich shower above the bath and the warming rail for towels.
At the front with views over the front garden and oblique glimpse of sea, the second and third double bedrooms are big and bright, and freshly painted with good quality carpet, you won’t need to change a thing.
Agent says:
“This bungalow is ready to move into but also offers scope to extend stnc. Telescombe is a great place to be with a friendly community, country walks on the Tye (around the corner) and its own, quiet beach, and it attracting those wanting quiet nights, a healthier lifestyle and good schools with swift access to local amenities, the city and airports.”
What’s around you:
Shops: Local shops 3 mins, Rottingdean 5 mins, Marina 10.
Train Station: Brighton Station 15-20 mins.
Seafront or park: Telescombe beach 5 mins on foot, 2 by car, Chatsworth Park 4 mins by car.
Closest schools:
Primary: Telescombe Primary 2 mins by car, 10 by foot.
Secondary: Peacehaven Community School 6 mins by car, 8 to cycle.
Private: Roedean, Brighton College, Brighton Steiner School.
Telescombe Cliffs is a sought after destination on the coast, bordered by the Tye which is open Downland incorporated into the South Downs National Park, and one of the few places where the National Park meets the sea. Popular with families and professionals, it has plenty of local shops, cafes and restaurants as well as a large park which has a playground and café, and both the primary and secondary schools are popular. Historic downland villages are on your doorstep to explore, including Telescombe, and you are also only 10 minutes from the cosmopolitan Marina with its harbourside restaurants, health club and cinemas. About a 20- minute drive from Brighton’s City centre and close to bus routes with bus lanes, access along the coast is fast and frequent. The nearby port of Newhaven serves Dieppe, Lewes is a possible commute at 20 minutes and Gatwick Airport is a 45-50 minute drive.
Bordered by the sea and open common of the Tye, which is within the South Downs National Park, Telescombe Cliffs is quiet but connected with local shops, cafes, restaurants and bus routes along the coast and into the city close by. Offering the best of all worlds the boat trips and waterfront restaurants of Brighton Marina are 10 minutes away and Brighton, Sussex University, Lewes and Gatwick are all a possible commute.
EPC: D
Council Tax: D
Made private from the street behind a mature hedge, this 20th century bungalow has retained its charm. Surrounded by prosperous houses, some of which have been extended, it is worth noting that some neighbours have also sacrificed some or all of the big front garden for off-street parking, opening possibilities to amalgamate the garage into the house or even create an annexe stnc.
Inside has been freshly decorated with new carpets, bathroom and updated kitchen, and with a cheerful east/west orientation all of the rooms are light and inviting. L shaped, the hallway is bright with access to the attic, a deep cupboard for coats and stained floorboards underfoot which continue through to the sunny living dining room. Looking over the tranquil garden, guests can relax in rare seclusion and enjoy an open fire in a brick surround and 15’2 x 13’11 (4.63m x 4.24m) of floorspace to share. Of dual aspect, it opens to the large garden, which is a blank canvas for you to make your own. Facing west and open to the south it is a sun trap which has a secret garden beyond a hedge by the garage, raising interesting possibilities, stnc.
At the heart of the home, the stylish kitchen breakfast has plenty of space for a family table. Contemporary shaker units are topped by practical working surfaces, there’s a deep larder, and the New World multi fuel range will stay.
Private at the back of the house with garden views, the first of the double bedrooms is ready to move into. Next door the new bathroom has a contemporary suite with fashionable black fittings including the Triton Enrich shower above the bath and the warming rail for towels.
At the front with views over the front garden and oblique glimpse of sea, the second and third double bedrooms are big and bright, and freshly painted with good quality carpet, you won’t need to change a thing.
Agent says:
“This bungalow is ready to move into but also offers scope to extend stnc. Telescombe is a great place to be with a friendly community, country walks on the Tye (around the corner) and its own, quiet beach, and it attracting those wanting quiet nights, a healthier lifestyle and good schools with swift access to local amenities, the city and airports.”
What’s around you:
Shops: Local shops 3 mins, Rottingdean 5 mins, Marina 10.
Train Station: Brighton Station 15-20 mins.
Seafront or park: Telescombe beach 5 mins on foot, 2 by car, Chatsworth Park 4 mins by car.
Closest schools:
Primary: Telescombe Primary 2 mins by car, 10 by foot.
Secondary: Peacehaven Community School 6 mins by car, 8 to cycle.
Private: Roedean, Brighton College, Brighton Steiner School.
Telescombe Cliffs is a sought after destination on the coast, bordered by the Tye which is open Downland incorporated into the South Downs National Park, and one of the few places where the National Park meets the sea. Popular with families and professionals, it has plenty of local shops, cafes and restaurants as well as a large park which has a playground and café, and both the primary and secondary schools are popular. Historic downland villages are on your doorstep to explore, including Telescombe, and you are also only 10 minutes from the cosmopolitan Marina with its harbourside restaurants, health club and cinemas. About a 20- minute drive from Brighton’s City centre and close to bus routes with bus lanes, access along the coast is fast and frequent. The nearby port of Newhaven serves Dieppe, Lewes is a possible commute at 20 minutes and Gatwick Airport is a 45-50 minute drive.
