luxury houses with sea view for sale Isleworth, United Kingdom

GUIDE PRICE: £1,500,000 - £1,600,000 Well-presented throughout this expansive family home offers a substantial living space. Boasting an east/westerly aspect, large windows, and glass feature predominantly making for a wonderfully light home. Arranged over three floors, the property briefly comprises a large living room, an open plan statement kitchen and diner, a second reception room, home study, a handy utility room, four double bedrooms three with an en-suite shower room and a further family bathroom. To the rear of the property is a generous lawned garden. The property has the benefit of an integral garage and a spacious carriage driveway.   Ground floor   Hill Brow boasts a pleasant approach.  An attractive red brick façade is topped by terracotta roof tiles with large windows with bespoke white plantation shutters drawing attention to the eye. Set far back from the road behind a red brick carriage driveway, the property has a wonderful sense of privacy. A well-established lawn and charming variety of plants and hedging frame this delightful home. On entering the property, a porch offers a handy spot to store outdoor shoes and coats. A spacious entrance hallway gives access to all rooms and is beautifully lit by an east facing door with two floor to ceiling frosted windows. The lounge has been neutrally decorated and spans almost the entire depth of the house being well-lit by a large front window and sliding patio doors to the rear. The room has excellent proportions, wood floors and a central fireplace. A second comfortable sitting room is situated across the hallway, the room is highly versatile and could be used as a second home office or playroom. A substantial statement kitchen and dining room is positioned to the rear of the property. The kitchen itself is well-laid out in a classic modular ‘L-shape’ with a central island unit and features a selection of integrated appliances, amply cupboard and countertop space. An open cook-line separates the kitchen from the dining area for well-defined, yet open family area. Both spaces sit neatly below two large skylights. A large utility room is fully plumbed providing a convenient spot for laundry and storing other household essentials. Both the kitchen/diner and utility room benefit from underfloor heating. An under stair w/c completes the ground floor.   Upstairs      The staircase runs up from the entrance hall and gives access to all first-floor rooms from the landing. There are three well-proportioned double bedrooms on the first floor, with the two largest having the benefit of a contemporary en-suite shower room; with the main suite offering an abundance of handy fitted wardrobe space. There is a further amply-sized family bathroom and a fantastic home study. From the half-landing, a second staircase leads up to the top floor. A fourth generous bedroom suite encompasses the entire floor, the room again boasts a modern en-suite shower room, ample fitted wardrobe space and far-reaching views from two large windows, including distant vistas of the sea.  Outside   The rear garden is arranged over a two level and has been thoughtfully landscaped to accommodate a variety of uses; opening out onto a pretty patio which overlooks a large stretch of lawn. Mature and expertly tended plants, trees and shrubbery boarder the space creating a gorgeous aesthetic. Ideal for al fresco dining the first level patio has immediate access to the kitchen and lounge, whilst a second raised patio at the far end of the garden currently accommodates a space for barbequing and a large hot tub. The garden faces west, and so takes full advantage of the afternoon sun.   In The Local Area Sitting near to the green open spaces of the Three-Cornered Copse, Withdean Woods and Local Nature Reserve and Hove Park where there is an abundance of outdoor facilities close at hand ranging from tennis courts, children's playground and bowling green to a café, picnic area and working model railway.   A Waitrose superstore is within walking distance and the shops and amenities of Seven Dials, Church Road and Goldstone Villas are all easily accessible.   Nearby Preston Park Stations is approximately little more than half a mile away, offering convenient mainline links for commuters. Local schools include Lancing College Preparatory, Aldrington C of E Primary School, Drive Preparatory School and Hove Park School and Sixth Form Centre, along with BHASVIC and the recently opened Bilingual Primary School.

Bedford House sits proudly as an end of terrace residence on Brighton’s iconic Marine Parade. With sweeping views across the English Channel, this exceptional home marries Regency splendour with modern convenience. A luxury cinema room, a sun filled south facing courtyard and a sea facing balcony are complemented by off street parking, secured behind an electric gate. The property also includes a glamorous three bedroom apartment on the lower ground floor, providing superb guest accommodation or the option to rent independently. Standing within the East Cliff conservation area, Bedford House has a rich and colourful history. The house was built around 1810 (potentially for the Duke of Bedford) and later became home to the painter Cecil D’Oyly John (a favourite of the Queen Mother), the playwright Sir Terence Rattigan and more recently the theatrical agent Roger Hancock. Many celebrity friends of these previous owners including Vivien Leigh, Margaret Leighton and Laurence Olivier were welcomed here. Rattigan’s previous ownership is commemorated by a Regency Society blue plaque. A detailed narrative of the rich history of this stunning sea-side home, meticulously compiled by the current owner is available on request. Upon arrival to the raised ground floor, great care has been taken to honour and preserve the character shaped by its influential occupants. The reclaimed sweeping staircase, installed in the 1960s by Sir Terence Rattigan to impress his famous guests with a dramatic entrance, remains the striking centrepiece. From here, the reception room opens through a grand archway, with natural light pouring through tall windows set above oak stained panelling. This enormous space is still made wonderfully inviting and cosy thanks to the clever mixture of, the Chesneys wood burning stove set within the white carrarra marble fireplace, the cast iron radiators all then complimented with Brinton Tartan carpet throughout. To the other side of the house, the handmade real wood kitchen and breakfast room achieves the perfect balance of modern design and period charm. An Everhot electric range offers three ovens alongside induction and a traditional iron griddle, while high specification Miele appliances include a steam combi oven, microwave, two fridges, two freezers and a dishwasher. No expense has been spared, with walnut drawers seamlessly matching the bespoke solid walnut table and the walnut engineered flooring. Bespoke cabinetry by Woodworks of Brighton speaks to the meticulous attention the owners have poured into every detail, ensuring day to day living feels effortless while entertaining remains truly impressive. A particularly rare and delightful feature is the sliding curved wooden sash shutters within the bay. Discreetly positioned on this level, the guest WC continues the theme of considered luxury with Verde Guatemala Marble, original Drummond fittings and Lefroy Brooks lighting. On the first floor, the grand drawing room is a showpiece of period craftsmanship, set against a breathtaking backdrop of sea and sky. Ornate plaster cast ceilings are enhanced with gilded accents, while a beautiful open marble fireplace sits beneath the elegant proportions. The luxurious Teak wooden flooring is complimented by the floor to ceiling windows which open onto a wrought iron balcony, creating a room that is both dramatic and serene. Much of the wood panelling was reclaimed from a 1720s country house by previous owners who transformed the property between 1967 and 1988. Their restoration included employing a gilder for a full month to decorate the plasterwork and sourcing the working marble fireplace from the ballroom of the Cadbury family’s London house. Adorning the walls are four paintings by the celebrated artist and former owner Cecil D’Oyly John (Sold subject to separate negotiation) Across the hallway, the tranquil study offers a quiet retreat and a fantastic space for calm and creativity. The bookcases which frame the original Georgian fireplace and cover the opposite wall were installed in Rattigan’s ownership, a room where he likely spent many hours in creative thought writing amongst other things his play “Man and Boy” which is currently playing at the National Theatre in London. A bust of Sir Terence Rattigan will remain in place, offering a fitting connection to the home’s remarkable past. The principal suite enjoys captivating views of the beach and sea, with luxury designer wallpaper by Timorous Beasties bringing a playful elegance to the space. A dedicated dressing room offers extensive storage, finished with hand painted, solid wood wardrobes and walnut drawer interiors. For added practicality, a washing machine and tumble dryer are neatly incorporated, set on concrete plinths to minimise sound and vibration – a modern luxury in a period home! The ensuite is finished to an exceptionally high standard with a Lusso stone bath, toilet and basin, Lefroy Brooks lighting finished with surrounds of gorgeous Spanish black marble, which is streaked with a stunning mass of white lines. Rising to the second floor, the west wing holds the Margaret Leighton Suite, named in tribute to Rattigan’s muse. He originally created a pink ensuite for her, and the current owners have honoured this history by updating the bathroom with underfloor heating, a marble mosaic tiled floor and a drench style shower. A signed photograph of Margaret Leighton will remain with the home. On the third floor, the final bedroom was historically two rooms but has been reconfigured to create a generous guest suite. With a substantial walk-in wardrobe and a private ensuite, visitors are afforded both comfort and privacy in equal measure. Two loft spaces offer plenty of storage. Descending to the lower ground floor you will find a particularly special art-deco inspired three double bedroom, two bathroom apartment. This space can be accessed either via an internal bespoke staircase, or its own street entrance should you wish to keep it separate. What makes this floor particularly special is the extraordinary cinema room, perfectly suited to the film star guests who once frequented this period property. This Art Deco inspired room is a complete indulgence, with a stunning stained-glass entrance, a lit staircase and a high gloss rosewood and Birdseye maple bar. Electric curtains open to reveal the large TV, wired with surround sound, it offers a true cinematic experience for both film and television. The granite topped bar includes a double Klarstein wine cooler, along with a Miele fridge and dishwasher. The whole floor has been extensively renovated to include tanking to the cinema room, soundproofed bedroom ceilings, new heating and electrics, new windows and its own separate hot water tank. The only part of this level that isn’t art deco is the eye-catching kitchen, which has repurposed some of the 1950’s cabinetry previously used for the main kitchen above. The English Rose aluminium design has been skilfully restored, updated, and carefully remodelled to now fit this level. Former owners Roger and Annie Hancock, Roger being the brother of comedian Tony Hancock and a theatrical agent representing the likes of Spike Milligan, Frankie Howard, Peter Sellers, created the first cinema room here, complete with a projector suspended from the ceiling, further celebrating the home’s longstanding connection to the arts. To the front, behind a walled perimeter, the south facing courtyard patio is bathed in sunlight throughout the day and provides a wonderful setting for al fresco dining or a quiet morning coffee. Finished in Indian sandstone and supported by an irrigation system, it offers both style and ease of maintenance. To the side, the property benefits from off street parking for one large vehicle, complete with an electric charging point and accessed via an electric gate that complements the walled courtyard beautifully. Marine Parade forms the most distinguished stretches of Kemp Town’s celebrated seafront, positioned directly opposite the beach. The location offers superb access to local amenities with the independent shops, bars and cafés of St George’s Road, Eastern Road and Brighton Marina all within easy walking distance. Sea Lanes, Brighton’s popular open water swimming destination, is moments away, while central Brighton is readily accessible. Brighton Station is just over a mile away and provides fast mainline connections to London and beyond. Regular bus services link the city and the South Downs, including Devil’s Dyke. Nearby schools include the School of the Decade Brighton College, Roedean, St John the Baptist Catholic School, Queen’s Park Primary School and Royal Spa Nursery School. 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. On street parking zone H FREEHOLD This is information has been provided by the seller. 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RARELY AVAILABLE, ENTIRE GRADE II LISTED FIVE BEDROOM TOWNHOUSE, UNIQUELY BRIGHTON SEAFRONT, ROYAL CRESCENT. WITH PRIVATE GARDEN, DIRECT SEA VIEWS INCLUDING A GENEROUS ONE BEDROOM FLAT, FOR HOME AND INCOME POTENTIAL. Occupying a prime position in the favoured central section of the iconic Royal Crescent, this striking Grade II listed townhouse offers elegant coastal living with some of the finest sea views in Brighton. Rarely available, the property combines historic grandeur with modern comfort, alongside the added benefit of a large self-contained one bedroom apartment providing home and income potential. Built at the turn of the 18th into the 19th century, Royal Crescent is distinguished by its black glazed mathematical tiles and canted bay windows. Rich in history, the crescent has long been coveted for its prestigious seafront position, with Laurence Olivier famously residing just a few doors away. Set slightly back from the seafront road and enjoying access to a private gated garden, this impressive home is arranged over five floors. It offers five bedrooms, three reception rooms and a lower ground floor apartment. Generous proportions, high ceilings and large sash windows flood the interiors with natural light, while original features including decorative cornicing, architraves and luxury Fired Earth tiles celebrate the home’s heritage. The ground floor presents an expansive open plan dining and reception space centred around a statement kitchen. Finished with Andalucia Morena Fired Earth tiles, black granite worktops and cream shaker style cabinetry, the kitchen blends traditional character with contemporary luxury. An oyster Mercury range cooker provides a striking focal point. Pastel teal and cream tones in the dining area reflect the coastal landscape beyond the bay window, while wooden flooring adds warmth. A separate rear utility room ensures practicality. On the first floor, the principal reception room enjoys a south facing aspect and breathtaking sea views through floor to ceiling sash windows, with access to a canopied wrought iron balcony overlooking the water. To the rear, a refined library with fireplace offers a quieter retreat. A beautifully appointed shower room on this level features Fired Earth tiles and prestigious fittings, including a dual head wet room style shower. Chinoiserie detailing on the landing adds further character. The second floor accommodates two generous bedrooms, each with attractive fireplaces and access to a cloakroom. The top floor is dedicated entirely to a spectacular primary suite. Designed as a private sanctuary, it includes a luxurious ensuite bathroom complete with a copper and porcelain baignoire, separate shower and crackle glazed cabinet basin, all by Fired Earth. The lower ground floor is arranged as a spacious one-bedroom apartment with its own private entrance. It can operate independently as an Airbnb style rental opportunity or be seamlessly integrated into the main house via the kitchen staircase, accessed to the side of the lower ground floor a useful store area offers additional storage space. Outside of the lower ground flat are two large under pavement storage areas, both of which are fully tanked. Providing great storage for wine, bikes & more! Outside, the landscaped walled garden offers a paved sun terrace bordered by mature planting and thoughtfully zoned areas. Clever lighting as been installed throughout. All the plants have the benefit of the irrigation system making garden maintenance effortless. The rear section could still be converted back into a garage or a new owner could reinstate some private off street parking as per the original design, thanks to the the garage door still in place. A rare rear gate provides access from the quiet no through mews behind, ideal for buggies, paddleboards and pets. 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. Royal Crescent is located in Parking Zone C. Council Tax Band H. EPC Rating: Exempt. 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.

Quintessentially modern throughout, this striking coastal home pairs high ceilings and dynamic windows to accentuate the truly magnificent views. Generously sized rooms and utterly contemporary design are complemented by a warm, neutral colour palette; producing both a gorgeous aesthetic and comfortable living spaces, designed to maximise the enjoyment of the views. This impressive, detached house has floor to ceiling windows and sliding glass doors throughout. By capturing the surrounding beauty of the south coast, this exquisite home is filled with light achieving an air of tranquillity. Set across four floors, the property is briefly comprised of a stunning living area, a statement kitchen, five bedrooms each with an en-suite shower or bathroom, a downstairs w.c., utility room, a study and a versatile gym or cinema room.  On the top floor is a quiet retreat/yoga room with a roof terrace. There is a substantial internal garage, a garden shed with full power and internet access, a private granite driveway, several multi-level balconies and terraces and a large private rear garden. Intelligently designed with a heat exchange and air filtration system, solar PV system which charges a Tesla battery, EV charging point, upgraded home automation systems throughout ensure an impressive and eco-friendly A rated seaside abode, immediately ready to move in. Underfloor heating and hot water are controlled by a Heatmiser Neo system with wall mounted sensors connected by a Wifi mesh. The home can be future-proofed with the addition of a lift – it is fit to receive a lift serving three floors with wiring in situ – currently the space is utilised as useful storage on each landing. The façade is of Baumit render in white and grey, set alongside bold panels of sandstone cladding, framing the floor to ceiling glazing and glass balconies. Mature green hedging accompanies a granite pathway framed by light coloured pebbles making for a remarkable approach. On entering the property, a spacious and architecturally appealing foyer leads directly into the family living area. To the front of this superb residence is the lounge; a welcoming space with an eye-catching Bellfires, corner gas fire encased in a feature chimney breast. The room is a considerable size and offers a unique corner siting area surrounded by full length windows overlooking the sea. A large opening with double doors seamlessly connects the living room to the kitchen/dining area, demarcated by poured resin flooring for this crisp, clean environment. The extensive and fully fitted Rempp Küchen German kitchen is contemporary in style with aged copper design island and warm white stone cabinetry surround. In-built Miele, Bora and Liebherr appliances and a dedicated Quooker tap, serving boiling, chilled, filtered and sparkling water are on offer to make entertaining a breeze. The statement dining area looks out to garden and stunning South Downs from the substantial windows. Adjacent is a large study room, an idyllic addition for anyone working from home with sliding patio doors that open out to the garden. A conveniently positioned, ground floor cloakroom and ample storage cupboards complete the ground floor of this wonderful home. On the lower ground floor, the versatile layout offers a mirrored home gym, which could also lend itself to home cinema or media room use. There is a handy utility room, plant room which houses all the exceptional tech to smartly run the home and an abundance of storage options including several bult-in cupboards as well as the internal double garage. At the front of the property is a unique office space or bedroom 5 with ensuite, benefiting from its own private entrance, perfect for a practice/studio space for ensuring privacy from the home as an option, or easily combining from the main home as another.   The sweeping statement staircase runs up from the entrance hall and provides access to all first-floor rooms from the landing. There are four double bedrooms on the first floor, each has access to a private, granite and limestone tiled ensuite complete with Hudson Reed fittings. To the rear is the main bedroom suite, encompassing a generous portion of the first floor, the room benefits from a substantial dressing room and balcony. Two further south facing balconies are appointment at the front of the building and offer spectacular sea views. An elegant spiral staircase leads up to an inviting siting area, opening out onto an impeccable roof terrace giving access to unparalleled vistas. Its elevated aspect means the property enjoys panoramic views of the sea from the gardens. Approached via a granite set driveway with an electric gate, the front terrace is partly surrounded by chic, glass balustrades, framed by well-established hedges. The garden wraps around three quarters of this spectacular home, exploiting the very most of the incredible view. The rear garden is fully landscaped with coastal friendly evergreens, perennials and a well-maintained lawn all benefiting from timer-controlled lighting, if the garden space isn’t adventure enough, there is secure access to the fenced footpaths with access to the South Downs National Park beyond- perfect for scenic walks. Roedean Crescent remains one of the most sought after addresses on the South Coast. This prestigious location is moments from the seafront and the picturesque Undercliff Walk, with Brighton Marina and its array of restaurants, cafés and leisure facilities nearby. Central Brighton, with its renowned cultural scene, boutique shopping and fine dining, is just 2.6 miles away. Brighton Station (3.4 miles) offers direct links to London and Gatwick Airport, while Newhaven Port provides convenient access to cross channel travel. The area is also well regarded for its excellent educational options, including the esteemed Roedean School, St Mark's C of E Primary School, and the ever-popular independent Brighton College is within easy reach. For those who love to play a round of golf, the historic East Brighton Golf Club is moments away. This remarkable home represents a rare opportunity to acquire a substantial coastal residence of outstanding quality perfectly balancing eco credentials and high tech living with contemporary luxury in an area of outstanding natural beauty. EPC rating: A Council Tax : H For broadband & mobile phone coverage prospective buyers should check the Ofcom Checker website. 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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.

Sea Way is Middleton-on-Sea's best-kept secret, and this handsome detached residence, set behind five-bar gates and a sweeping gravel drive, has waited a long time for its moment. Arranged with quiet confidence across two floors and circa 3,070 square feet, the house opens into a wide, versatile hallway that provides direct access to all principal rooms and sets the tone for everything beyond it. To one side, two interconnecting reception rooms run the full length of the property, a gas fireplace and a woodstove at their heart, opening through elegant patio doors onto a south-facing garden built for long afternoons. The kitchen breakfast room is a true feature, boasting a wealth of storage units, Miele double ovens and dishwasher, and two sets of patio doors onto the same south-facing garden. A separate dining room, also garden-facing and set centrally between the sitting room and kitchen, adds a practical space for more formal occasions. A home office overlooking the driveway, a utility room and a WC complete the practical side of seafront living. Upstairs, five double bedrooms unfold around a central landing. The principal suite pairs a dressing room with an en suite and a small balcony with sea views that shift with the tide, while a second en suite bedroom and a family bathroom serve the remaining rooms. It is a layout built for a full household, or for guests who never quite want to leave. Outside, the garden stretches close to 190 feet, a rare depth this close to the water, with a wooden gate opening directly onto the Greensward and, beyond it, Middleton-on-Sea's beach. To the front, gated entry and a substantial driveway lead to a double garage, discreet enough from the road, generous once you're through the gate. Location Imagine waking to the sound of the sea and stepping onto the beach before breakfast. Tides View sits within easy walking distance of Middleton-on-Sea's village amenities, a butcher, a newsagent, a hardware store, a fish and chip shop and a farm shop among them, alongside a well-used local sports club. Middleton-on-Sea rewards anyone who likes to be outdoors. Its network of footpaths connect to a grassy promenade running all the way from Aldwick through Felpham, while beach access on foot keeps the shoreline feeling private rather than public. Chichester's historic city centre is a short drive away, with its Festival Theatre and a strong choice of restaurants, and the South Downs National Park opens up beyond it for walking and riding. Goodwood, close by, brings a racecourse, golf and an airfield to the doorstep, along with the Festival of Speed and the Goodwood Revival each year. For those on the water, Chichester Harbour offers moorings, with further berthing and lifting facilities at Birdham Pool and Chichester Marina. Further Information — Mains gas, electricity, water and drainage — Council Tax Band H — Private Estate Charge understood to be £175 per annum Consent has been granted for a two-storey extension to the east elevation, comprising a lift for level access throughout, two further en suite bedrooms to the first floor, and an enlarged utility room with an additional storeroom to the ground floor. Arun District Council, application reference M/56/23/HH.

The accommodation opens into a welcoming and spacious entrance hall, setting the tone for a home built around family needs. The sitting room, warmed by a log burner and adorned with a marble mantelpiece, flows openly into a kitchen-dining room fitted with granite worktops, complemented by integrated appliances, a Butler sink and an electric Rangemaster. Ample storage includes a fitted pantry, designed to maximise organisation and practicality. From the dining area, two sets of French doors provide access to the rear garden, meaning indoor and outdoor dining are separated by only a single step. Beyond this, the snug offers its own access to the garden and leads through to a bar area, itself opening into a cinema room, a rare and fun addition that sets this home apart. A ground floor office and a cloakroom complete the accommodation on this level. Upstairs, a spacious landing gives way to four double bedrooms. The principal bedroom features a well-appointed en-suite shower room, fitted wardrobes, and its own private balcony overlooking the garden below. A stylish family bathroom serves the remaining bedrooms. Outside To the front, symmetrical features and a mature grapevine enhance the kerb appeal on approach. A lawned garden and side driveway provide ample parking and lead to a useful store. To the rear, privacy is a standout feature of the approximately 120ft garden. Mainly laid to lawn, with mature trees and shrubs, the garden features a large patio adjacent to the house, providing outdoor dining and seating areas to enjoy all year round. A large wooden outbuilding, currently used as an outdoor entertaining room, offers versatility for someone also looking for a workshop or additional storage. Location The Craigweil Private Marine Estate has always drawn a particular kind of buyer, first the city dweller in search of a proper seaside residence, then those seeking quiet retirement by the coast. Today it remains a rare thing: mature, tree-lined streets with residents’ private beach access. With a good variety of amenities within walking distance, convenient bus services and plenty of acclaimed local schools, this home could be the perfect family home for you. Beyond the estate, the wider area offers everything a home mover could want. The cathedral city of Chichester lies a short drive to the west, its Georgian streets and renowned Festival Theatre sitting at the edge of the South Downs National Park, home to some of the finest walking, cycling and open countryside in the South East. To the east, the vibrant city of Brighton brings its seafront, the Lanes and a thriving cultural scene within easy reach. The historic market town of Arundel, with its majestic castle and cathedral, and the sailing waters of Chichester Harbour all add to the appeal of this exceptional stretch of the South Coast. Further Information Private Estate Charge: approximately £361 per annum. Tenure: Freehold Council Tax Band: G Mains gas and drainage services are connected. Local Authority: Arun District Council

You are first welcomed into a central entrance hall, where parquet flooring and rich wooden panelling immediately set a tone of warmth, symmetry and understated elegance. From here, the layout flows intuitively, with the principal reception room and kitchen thoughtfully positioned to create a natural balance between formal living and relaxed, day-to-day life. The sitting room is a true standout, generous in scale, with striking oak panelling and a character fireplace forming a natural focal point. A triple aspect, including patio doors opening onto the rear garden, fills the room with natural light, creating a space that feels both refined and inviting. The recently updated kitchen offers a fresh and highly practical space, with direct access to the garden for seamless indoor-outdoor living. Light-coloured cabinetry is paired with solid oak worktops and complemented by a double butler sink, integrated appliances and a Rangemaster, combining style with functionality. Positioned opposite and also rich in character, the dining room, enhances the sociable flow of the ground floor, ideal for both family life and hosting. A hidden passageway leads to an additional reception room, currently used as a gym, which adds an element of charm and versatility, while a utility room, cloakroom and workshop provide excellent practicality. Upstairs, the sense of space continues. The principal bedroom enjoys a calm and private position with its own en-suite, while the remaining bedrooms are well-proportioned and arranged around the landing, including a guest bedroom with en-suite. A family shower room ensures well-balanced accommodation for both residents and visitors. Throughout, original features such as fireplaces, wood panelling and the Arts and Crafts architecture have been carefully preserved, while thoughtful improvements since 2022 bring the home in line with modern expectations. The result is a property that feels both established and refreshed, rooted in history, yet ready for its next chapter. This is a home that adapts with its owner. Whether as a substantial family residence, a coastal retreat or a high-quality holiday let, the layout supports multiple ways of living without compromise. Outside Stone House sits within delightful grounds extending to approximately 0.66 acres. A charming walled frontage wraps around the front, creating a sense of privacy while beautifully framing the property within its setting. Accessed via a traditional five-bar gate, a generous gravel driveway, bordered by established lawns and mature planting, provides ample parking and an attractive approach. To the rear, the garden is mainly laid to lawn with mature shrubs and planting adorning it. It offers a generous space for relaxation, outdoor dining and family activities. To the west and attached to the house, sits a workshop, providing practical and versatile outbuildings that complement the main house. Location Set at the southernmost tip of the Manhood Peninsula, the coastal village of Selsey offers a unique sense of space, light and connection to the sea. Surrounded by water on three sides, it is a location defined by its ever-changing coastal landscape and unspoilt natural beauty. Beyond its seafront setting, Selsey is embraced by protected Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty, including RSPB Pagham Harbour and Medmerry Nature Reserve, both renowned for their rich wildlife, expansive skies and tranquil walking routes. This rare combination of coastline and nature creates an environment that feels both peaceful and invigorating. Despite its relaxed coastal atmosphere, Selsey offers a well-served range of day-to-day amenities, supporting an easy and self-contained lifestyle. Its strong sense of community, coupled with open countryside and scenic shoreline, makes it equally appealing as a permanent residence or a refined weekend escape. The historic cathedral city of Chichester lies approximately eight miles to the north and provides an excellent selection of cultural, leisure and shopping facilities. Highlights include the renowned Chichester Festival Theatre, Pallant House Gallery and the city’s cathedral, alongside a vibrant mix of restaurants, cafés and wine bars. For commuters, Chichester railway station offers direct services to London Victoria via Gatwick Airport (approximately 90 minutes), while the nearby A27 provides convenient road links east towards Brighton and west to Portsmouth and Southampton. FURTHER INFORMATION Local Authority: Chichester District Council | Tax Band F Tenure: Freehold EPC - D Services: Mains, gas and drains are connected Built for the Haig family with rich period detailing throughout Title Register available upon request. Since acquiring the property in 2022, the current owner has undertaken an extensive programme of improvements, including a new kitchen, updated bathrooms, redecoration throughout, upgraded electrics, a new central heating system, new loft insulation and a newly laid driveway. Planning permission was previously granted (now lapsed) for five additional dwellings on the land (Ref: 18/01966/OUT), presenting a potential development opportunity subject to reapplication. DIRECTIONS https://w3w.co/worthy.decisive.paints is the what3word address of the best entrance. More accurate than a street address, this points to the exact spot for arrival. Enter it into the free what3words app to find the property easily or use the link below. https://w3w.co/worthy.decisive.paints

'Seasong' is a contemporary and stylish executive beach house. There are 7 bedrooms 5 bathrooms and a grand double height open plan reception room spanning the width of the house overlooking the sea. 'Seasong' boasts a unique secluded position on the beach front on the popular Tankerton Beach with direct access from the back gate onto a short pathway down to the beach. 'Seasong' is spread over three floors. On entering through the front door you can see right through to the sea passed the double height kitchen area that leads out onto the gardens. With a snug to the right hand side with fireplace and wood burner and double Crittall style doors that lead through to the seating area in the kitchen. The open plan kitchen leads you through to a vast utility room with bespoke cabinetry for storage. There is also a further storage room, a useful separate study and guest WC. The first floor has four double bedrooms with sea views one with an ensuite. There is a smaller room with a view over the Castle and a good size family bathroom. The third floor boasts a central terrace with far reaching sea views over 'The Street' and out to the windmills and beyond. The double doors leading out to the terrace let in light and a delightful sea breeze. Both bedrooms over the third floor have ensuite bathrooms and sea views. Access to the beach is via the garden onto a short pathway taking you straight to the sea. The front of Seasong overlooks Whitstable Castle and is also yards from Tankerton Slopes which are cliff-top lawns that roll gently towards the sea and provide excellent views of ‘The Street ‘-a naturally formed spit of land that extends into the sea and can be walked on at low tide.The landscaped garden is terraced over three levels with multiple seating areas patios, and parts laid to lawn. Whitstable is a vibrant and desirable seaside town frequented by visitors form London with many deciding to reside full time. Tankerton high street is set back from the beach is a small high street filled with shops, cafes, and Ossie’s, a reliably delicious fish and chip shop. The popular Jo Jo’s meze bar is a short stroll from the house. The cliff-top lawns of Tankerton Slopes roll gently towards the sea and provide excellent views of ‘The Street’, a naturally formed spit of land that extends into the sea and can be walked on at low tide. These shingle slopes support a population of the rare Fisher’s estuarine moth, Gortyna borelii lunata, and as such have been designated a Special Area of Conservation. Colourful and highly covetable beach huts nestle at the base of the slopes, one of which was transported and transformed in Tracy Emin’s 2000 work ‘The Last Thing I Said to You was Don’t leave me here’. Tankerton’s Blue Flag beach is deservedly popular in summer but happily avoids the crowds of this stretch of coast. Whitstable high street is a short walk along the promenade and offers an impressive mix of independent shops, cafes, and restaurants, wonderful historic architecture and a thriving cultural scene. With its own Biennale, a wealth of independent businesses, and easy access to London, the area supports a diverse community enjoying a vibrant life on the coast. Whitstable is historically famed for its oysters. The epicurean tradition has continued locally with the annual Whitstable Oyster Festival and at Wheelers Oyster Bar, Oyster Co., and Stephen Harris’ Michelin-starred The Sportsman. Other dining options within a half-hour drive include The Fordwich Arms, The Pig at Bridge Place, and The Goods Shed in Canterbury, all driven by local produce. Local train lines provide excellent transport connections; Whitstable Station is a 15 minute walk away with direct trains to London St Pancras and London Victoria in under 90 minutes. To the south, Canterbury is accessible by bus or a 20-minute drive, whilst Margate is 30 minutes and Dover is 45 minutes by car. The M2 and the M20 connect to central London in 60 miles and take around 1 hour 40 minutes.https://youtu.be/VIBYVomfO4s

Hythe offers a wonderfully relaxed coastal lifestyle, combining traditional charm with an easy, modern pace of living. Its long promenade, wide shingle beach and ever‑changing sea views create a natural backdrop that residents enjoy throughout the year, whether for morning walks, weekend coffee stops or simply taking in the horizon. The town centre blends independent shops, cafés and restaurants with everyday essentials, giving it a warm, village‑like feel while still providing everything needed close at hand. The historic high street is lined with characterful buildings and a mix of boutiques, galleries and eateries, creating a welcoming atmosphere that encourages slow wandering. Hythe’s food scene continues to grow, with a choice of cosy pubs, stylish restaurants and artisan bakeries offering plenty of variety. The Royal Military Canal runs quietly through the town, offering scenic walking routes shaded by trees and frequented by wildlife, adding another layer of tranquillity to the area. Schools in and around Hythe are well regarded, with both primary and secondary options easily accessible. The wider area provides excellent leisure opportunities, from golf courses and sports clubs to countryside trails stretching towards the North Downs. Transport links are strong, with convenient road connections and nearby high‑speed rail services from Folkestone offering swift access to London, making Hythe an appealing choice for those seeking coastal living without sacrificing connectivity. Together, these elements create a location that feels both peaceful and well‑served, perfectly complementing the elevated setting of the property and enhancing the sense of quality and lifestyle it offers.