House For Sale £700,000
With amazing views, this three bedroom detached house is sold with the added bonus of approximately one acre of land within the national park.
Located in an elevated position, perched at the back of west Saltdean and enjoying magnificent rooftop, sea and downland views is this deceptively spacious three bedroom detached house with the added bonus of approximately one acre of land within the national park.
There is a friendly open plan kitchen/dining room which has ample space for a large dining table. The kitchen is fitted with gloss white cabinets and integrated Neff appliances and has doors out to the paved patio area, garden and the land. This room incorporates the stairs up to the first floor. Also, on the ground floor you have two bedrooms, the main front bedroom gives you sea views. There are also two super bath/shower rooms both with WC’s.
On the first floor you will find an amazing dual aspect living room which has south facing patio doors which open onto a balcony offering panoramic views stretching down to the sea and across to the South Downs. The adjacent bedroom continues the feeling of light and space and benefits from views of the expansive rear garden. This bedroom also has its own new en-suite shower room with WC.
Curved stone benches encircle a garden table and the first outdoor space leads onto a secluded second lawn, easily accommodating a stable and paddock for ponies and has yet more fantastic views of the downs and the sea. A path leads you through to the land within the South Downs National Park with access to bridleways and footpaths.
Along with a new block paved driveway, a brick built garage offers ample secure off-road parking with storage and has access via a door from the porch inside the house.
The nearby Saltdean Lido with access to a newly-installed heated open-air swimming pool is a firm favourite in the area, alongside the park and the beach.
The historic centre of Rottingdean is a scenic short distance away offering a range of renowned independent shops including cafés, fashion boutiques, a bakery the greengrocer/deli, and a post office. The village pond, Kipling Gardens, two churches and the library are focal points within the village. The popular beach is a great draw as is the under-cliff walk which extends to Brighton Marina, Brighton, Hove and beyond.
Council Tax Band - E
Located in an elevated position, perched at the back of west Saltdean and enjoying magnificent rooftop, sea and downland views is this deceptively spacious three bedroom detached house with the added bonus of approximately one acre of land within the national park.
There is a friendly open plan kitchen/dining room which has ample space for a large dining table. The kitchen is fitted with gloss white cabinets and integrated Neff appliances and has doors out to the paved patio area, garden and the land. This room incorporates the stairs up to the first floor. Also, on the ground floor you have two bedrooms, the main front bedroom gives you sea views. There are also two super bath/shower rooms both with WC’s.
On the first floor you will find an amazing dual aspect living room which has south facing patio doors which open onto a balcony offering panoramic views stretching down to the sea and across to the South Downs. The adjacent bedroom continues the feeling of light and space and benefits from views of the expansive rear garden. This bedroom also has its own new en-suite shower room with WC.
Curved stone benches encircle a garden table and the first outdoor space leads onto a secluded second lawn, easily accommodating a stable and paddock for ponies and has yet more fantastic views of the downs and the sea. A path leads you through to the land within the South Downs National Park with access to bridleways and footpaths.
Along with a new block paved driveway, a brick built garage offers ample secure off-road parking with storage and has access via a door from the porch inside the house.
The nearby Saltdean Lido with access to a newly-installed heated open-air swimming pool is a firm favourite in the area, alongside the park and the beach.
The historic centre of Rottingdean is a scenic short distance away offering a range of renowned independent shops including cafés, fashion boutiques, a bakery the greengrocer/deli, and a post office. The village pond, Kipling Gardens, two churches and the library are focal points within the village. The popular beach is a great draw as is the under-cliff walk which extends to Brighton Marina, Brighton, Hove and beyond.
Council Tax Band - E
