House For Sale £650,000
Detached properties with South facing gardens and views to the sea don't come up too often. Add to that, off street parking, three double bedrooms, two bathrooms and . . . wait for it . . . a hot tub in the garden. Bingo!!
There's plenty of space in this beautifully presented chalet bungalow, with the ground floor comprising 2 good sized reception rooms, 2 double bedrooms, large kitchen, shower room and an additional office/sun room. Lovely wooden floors cover the ground floor reception areas.
The top floor hosts a glorious master suite with free standing bath looking out over the southerly views to the sea and an ensuite cloakroom. There is a door to the extremely spacious loft area, that loops around the top of the property.
Double doors lead from the office / sun room onto a large raised decked area with an inset hot tub that gets the sun all day - perfect for a champagne sun downer all year round with sea views. Further steps lead down to the good sized, (yet manageable) level lawn area with plenty of trees and shrubs. There is also a shed in the garden for storage.
Saltdean community is a really friendly one. The location, whilst being coastal, is surrounded by the South Downs National Park so has the added benefit of stunning country walks on the doorstep. The nearby historic Village of Rottingdean is just a short walk away along the wonderful coastline cliff top path or undercliff path. Saltdean Lido, Saltdean Park and White Cliffs cafe are fantastic venues for meeting friends and enjoying the community spirit of the area. The local area is easily accessible by foot but the reliable and frequent bus service provides easy access into Brighton City centre and east to Eastbourne and Lewes. The distance to Brighton main line train station is 5 miles away, with direct links to London Victoria.
Schools in the area are excellent and include Saltdean Primary School and Longhill with private schools nearby including Roedean, Brighton College, Lewes Old Grammar and the Brighton Steiner School.
