luxury contemporary houses for sale Uckfield, United Kingdom

This exceptional self-build opportunity is set in a very special location within its own mature gardens and grounds of approximately up to 6.628 acres and includes an important and impressive collection of mature Acers. Approached via a farm lane off the much sought-after Smithers Lane electronically operated gates lead through to a truly delightful scene. To the left a most impressive and mature garden showcasing Acers gently inclines towards the Southern boundary and a lower paddock which could be available by separate negotiation. The driveway sweeps around to the current dwelling house which comprises a single storey bungalow that has planning permission under Tandridge reference TA/2025/1109 to extend to create a most impressive two-storey contemporary home that will truly make the most of such a beautiful setting. Beyond the house to the North and West are paddocks that are currently used for equestrian purposes and the whole has the most delightful aspect with views over glorious rolling countryside that teems with wildlife. Located between the charming villages of Lingfield and Cowden you are blessed with local amenities including the superb Lingfield College as well as stations with services into London within a short drive. A wider range of amenities, shopping and entertainment facilities as well as exceptional schooling are found at nearby East Grinsted, Royal Tunbridge Wells and Edenbridge.

Accessed via a private road and sweeping white-walled driveway, this spacious four bedroom detached seafront home enjoys classic Art Deco features, instantly recognisable in fireplaces, exposed beams, leaded windows and decorative detailing in the crisp white render. A spacious glazed porch in the centre of this double fronted home leads to a hospitable wood-floored reception hallway which is a room in itself, offering access to the rooms on either side, the central staircase and fantastic boot room/utility room to the rear as well as a downstairs w.c. The sea-views are exceptional. A huge double glazed picture window frames the view from the newly installed contemporary open plan kitchen/dining room with a plethora of fitted cupboards and drawers, sage cabinetry and quartz work tops, an American style fridge freezer, double oven, dishwasher and a capacious walk-in larder concealed in vertical wood panelled wall to the rear. To the eastern side of the double front is a 29ft living room with feature fireplace and adjoining sun room with skylights, diamond shape highlight windows and fitted window seats from which to enjoy the uninterrupted sea view. Uptstairs are four bedrooms; a front to rear principle with fitted wardrobes, ensuite and dressing area, a family bathroom serving the other three. Accessed via staircase is a useful attic room with skylight, ideal for working from home or sleepovers, with a doorway to a convenient and generous loft space. The generous front garden is a south facing sun trap overlooking the sea, with rockery planting, a koi carp pond and lawn. The rear garden is also generously sized capturing loads of sunshine, has a substantial greenhouse and is arranged with plenty of off street parking, a large garage and an additional glazed garden room. The position of the house is thought to be originally the number one gun emplacement of the Napoleonic war, with a stone memorial at the bottom of the front garden to mark this wonderful historical note. The nearby village of Rottingdean is just a short walk away along the wonderful coastline cliff top path and the nearby Saltdean Lido with its Reading Room café and restaurant, Saltdean Park and White Cliffs cafe are all fantastic venues for meeting friends and enjoying the community spirit of the area. Sporting and recreational facilities near by are extensive; there is golf at West Hove, The Dyke, sailing at Brighton Marina, and the South Downs National Park offers many miles of stunning walks and rides. Brighton mainline railway station is a short drive away as well as the main shopping centre of Brighton along with the fashionable Laines and access to the theatres, bars and restaurants. There are many highly regarded schools and colleges in the local area, including Roedean School and Brighton College. The city is also the home to both the University of Sussex and Brighton University.

A New Generation of Country Living For many buyers, the true luxury of a new home is not simply how it looks, but how effortlessly it performs. Barn 3 has been created for those seeking exceptional design, long-term comfort and a more considered approach to country living. Set within an exclusive gated collection of just nine architect-designed homes, this beautifully crafted single-storey residence combines striking contemporary architecture with advanced construction methods and some of the highest environmental standards seen in modern homebuilding. Vaulted ceilings, extensive glazing and thoughtfully designed living spaces create a wonderful sense of light and openness throughout the home, while high-quality finishes and a bespoke kitchen ensure everyday living feels both practical and luxurious. What truly sets Barn 3 apart is its commitment to energy efficiency. Built to exacting standards and achieving an exceptional A+ energy rating, the property has been designed to minimise heat loss, reduce energy consumption and provide year-round comfort. Features including a highly insulated building envelope, solar generation, air source heating and heat recovery ventilation work together to dramatically improve efficiency when compared with many traditionally built homes. For buyers looking to move away from the rising costs and maintenance demands often associated with larger period or older properties, Barn 3 offers a compelling alternative. The focus is on future-proofed living, helping provide greater certainty over household running costs while reducing environmental impact. Combined with the convenience of single-storey living, private garden, garage and excellent connectivity to nearby villages, amenities and rail links to London, Barn 3 presents a rare opportunity to enjoy modern luxury in a beautiful countryside setting. A home designed not only for today, but for the years ahead.   What the Developer Says Hartdene Barns was conceived around a simple idea: creating a place where people can enjoy a closer connection to nature without sacrificing comfort, quality or convenience. Set within almost 37 acres of beautiful Kent countryside, the development has been carefully designed to sit comfortably within its surroundings while fostering a genuine sense of community. Residents can enjoy open green spaces, countryside walks and dedicated allotment and wellbeing areas, encouraging a healthier and more rewarding way of life, whilst Cowden Station is a 12 minute (off road) walk or 3 minute drive with free parking. We wanted to create homes that support modern living while embracing the values many people are now seeking, including wellbeing, sustainability, community and a stronger relationship with the natural environment. Whether enjoying the changing seasons from your garden, growing your own produce, exploring the surrounding countryside or simply appreciating the peace and tranquility of the setting, Hartdene Barns offers a lifestyle that is increasingly difficult to find. The result is an exclusive collection of homes where thoughtful design, outstanding quality and a remarkable countryside location come together to create a truly special place to live.

Situated on the leafy heights of Wayland Avenue, this architecturally designed home spanning approx. 3,600 sq st property has been almost entirely rebuilt and finished to an uncompromising standard of craftsmanship and luxury and has a 10-year build warranty advantage. Completed in 2026, it offers an outstanding turnkey opportunity, allowing its next owners to simply move in, open a bottle of champagne and enjoy. The property enjoys the benefit of a superb garden office and a fully serviced, self-contained annex. The clean, contemporary façade creates an impressive first impression, its crisp white finish complemented by generous off-street parking with EV charging to the front, there is also power running to the front if electric gates are to be added in future. Beyond the entrance, an impressive wide reception hall sets the tone for the interiors, where engineered oak flooring flows throughout the ground floor. Designed as the true heart of the home, the spectacular open plan kitchen, dining and living space have been meticulously designed for modern living. At its centre sits a bespoke handcrafted Harvey Jones kitchen in timeless colours, combining classic British design with modern practicality. Integrated and freestanding high spec appliances which include appliances include a Fisher Paykel range cooker, while beautifully crafted oak drawer inlays demonstrate the exceptional attention to detail found throughout the home. The property is energy efficient achieving an EPC rating of C. A magnificent central island forms the focal point of the room, crafted from a single seamless slab of white and black veined quartz worktop. Complete with a Quooker tap, inset Denby ceramic sink, power points, extensive storage and breakfast seating, it is as practical as it is striking. Discreetly positioned alongside, the separate pantry and utility room provide excellent additional storage and laundry facilities, with the pantry adding a playful touch through its elegant confetti pink finish. The dining area is perfectly proportioned for hosting family and friends beneath a statement Timothy Oulton chandelier, available by separate negotiation. Beyond, the seating area provides a wonderful place to relax while enjoying views across the garden. Flooded with natural light from overhead rooflights and full width sliding doors, the space feels effortlessly connected to the outdoors, while electric blinds provide welcome shade during the warmer months. For quieter evenings, a separate reception room offers a cosy yet generous retreat away from the main living space. Across the hallway, a versatile ground floor double bedroom with an ensuite shower room is equally suited as guest accommodation or a spacious home office, while a beautifully finished cloakroom completes the ground floor. A striking oak staircase rises to the first floor, where four generous double bedrooms continue the home's impeccable finish. Each benefit from electric blinds, while one of the front bedrooms enjoys a walk-in wardrobe and stylish ensuite shower room. The front facing bedrooms command far reaching views across the valley to The Downs, while those to the rear overlook the beautifully landscaped garden. Serving the remaining bedrooms is a bespoke Crosswater family bathroom, thoughtfully designed with twin basins, a separate walk-in shower and a freestanding bath. Finished in calming earth tones, it creates a tranquil space to begin and end the day. Occupying the entire top floor, the magnificent principal suite provides an exceptional private sanctuary. Decorated in a palette of soft, calming tones, the bedroom enjoys gorgeous views towards the South Downs, while a panelled feature wall offers a subtle nod to the character of the original home. A dedicated dressing area incorporates bespoke storage and a dressing table before leading through to the luxurious ensuite bathroom. Beautifully considered lighting creates a relaxing ambience around the striking Farrow and Ball pink freestanding bath, while large Italian porcelain tiles make a bold design statement. A generous walk-in shower and luxury Corian vanity basin complete this indulgent space. Stepping directly from the main living area, the south facing rear garden has been expertly landscaped to create a series of beautifully designed outdoor spaces. A pathway leads to an impressive garden room, ideal as a home office with ample space to welcome clients and run a business, although it would equally make an enviable entertaining space or garden bar. Sweeping, established borders provide year-round colour and texture through carefully selected flowering perennials and ornamental grasses, while the generous lawn offers plenty of space for children to play. A gravel pétanque terrain creates the perfect setting for relaxed afternoons with family and friends. Tucked discreetly away at the rear of the garden, the fully insulated, powered and plumbed annex offers exceptional versatility. Ideal for multigenerational living, guest accommodation or an au pair, it provides excellent independent living space. Inside, a contemporary kitchen and open plan living area open directly onto a generous, decked veranda, with hot tub creating a wonderful extension of the accommodation. Wayland Avenue is conveniently located near several excellent schools, including Westdene Primary, Brighton & Hove Bilingual Primary School, Lancing Prep, and Windlesham Primary School. For secondary education, nearby options include Varndean, Dorothy Stringer, Brighton College, and Brighton & Hove High School. Roedean, Lancing College, and BHASVIC are also within easy reach for post-GCSE education. FREEHOLD EPC: C IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE ESTATE AGENCY ACT OF 1979 - WE MUST DECLARE THAT THE OWNER OF THIS PROPERTY IS RELATED TO AN INDIVIDUAL WHO WORKS FOR FINE & COUNTRY The property is situated in Parking Zone 12 and falls under Council Tax Band F. Broadband & Mobile Phone Coverage: Prospective buyers should check the Ofcom Checker website Planning Permissions: Please check the local authority website for any planning permissions that may affect this property or properties close by. This information has been provided by the seller. Please obtain verification via your legal representative.

***GUIDE PRICE: £850,000 - £900,000 Steeped in history and rich in character, Royal Crescent Mews once formed part of the original stable block and servants’ quarters serving the prestigious Royal Crescent houses, constructed in 1820. Tucked discreetly behind Royal Crescent, Brighton’s first grand seafront residential development, this charming mews setting offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of the city’s architectural heritage. It is also believed that the acclaimed actor Sir Laurence Olivier owned this very mews house during the 1960s and 1970s, adding a touch of theatrical provenance to an already captivating home. From its striking façade, this exceptional mews house immediately impresses with its abundance of charm, period character and beautifully balanced interiors. The ground floor has been thoughtfully designed for modern living. The spacious south-facing open-plan kitchen and dining room is finished with elegant high-gloss cabinetry, sleek white stone worktops and integrated appliances including a gas hob and electric oven, the space combines contemporary style with practicality. A wonderful nod to the property’s coach house past can be found in the original carriageway-style double stable-door windows, which flood the room with natural light and create a truly distinctive feature. To the rear of the property, the inviting living room opens directly onto a generous patio garden, creating a seamless connection between indoor and outdoor living. Perfect for al fresco dining, entertaining guests or simply unwinding in the warmer months, this private outside space is a rare and valuable addition within such a central location. The current owners have added soundproofing for the ultimate comfort when playing music or partying into the night. A well-appointed cloakroom completes the ground floor accommodation. Ascending via the central staircase, the first-floor hosts two well-proportioned double bedrooms, both beautifully light and served by a stylish family bathroom. The second floor mirrors the layout, offering two further bedrooms. The principal guest bedroom is a comfortable double, while the fourth bedroom, slightly smaller in size, benefits from its own ensuite shower room complete with walk-in shower, wash basin and WC, making it ideal for visiting guests, older children or flexible home working. The location is exceptional. Directly opposite the crescent are opportunities for sailing, water sports and coastal walks. Kemp Town village, with its independent cafes, shops and restaurants, is just a short stroll away. Brighton Marina offers supermarkets, cinemas and casual dining, while Brighton College and the Royal Sussex County Hospital are within easy walking distance. Locals are drawn to this highly sought-after area for its unique balance of vibrant coastal living and relaxed tranquillity, all just moments from Brighton’s iconic seafront. In recent years, Madeira Drive has undergone an exciting transformation, now home to an impressive collection of independent restaurants, cafés and leisure destinations including Sea Lanes, The Reading Room and Soho House, to name but a few. The beautifully restored promenade provides the perfect setting for morning runs, coastal walks and dog walking, while the gentle sea air and lively yet laid-back atmosphere make this one of Brighton’s most desirable lifestyle locations. Royal Crescent is in Parking Zone C (comes with parking space for one car) Council Tax Band F EPC Rating: D Tenure: Freehold. Broadband and mobile coverage should be checked via the Ofcom website. Planning permissions relating to the property or neighbouring properties can be verified via the local authority website. Information provided by the seller and subject to verification by your legal representative.