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GUIDE PRICE £1M - £1.1M Built in 1818, this property, with its stucco bay-fronted façade and iron railing balcony, is a superb example of Regency architecture. Period features abound throughout this Grade II listed home, from the intricate archway and cornicing upon entry to the tall windows, all contributing to the grandeur of the era. The property comprises an upper maisonette spanning the ground to the third floor, with five bedrooms and a separate utility room, as well as a self-contained one bedroom apartment on the lower ground floor, complete with a patio. The apartment can be accessed either via an internal staircase or its own street entrance, offering both home and income potential. The ground floor boasts an open plan kitchen and dining room, overlooking the courtyard patio below. The bow fronted, south facing dining area ensures the space is bathed in light throughout the day. A practical utility room at the rear keeps daily household tasks separate from the living areas, maximising space. A staircase from this area leads to the lower ground floor apartment, which can be secured and made into an independent living space as and when the need arises. Upstairs, the south-facing living room provides a serene space, perfect for relaxation. Adjacent is a bedroom currently used as a study, with a bathroom to the rear. The second-floor houses two well-proportioned bedrooms and a shower room, while the third floor accommodates two additional bedrooms. The spacious one-bedroom apartment on the lower ground floor opens onto a flint walled patio, adorned with a mix of evergreen and perennial shrubs and ferns in a tall planter. Situated in the Regency Square conservation area and surrounded by some of the best examples of Brighton’s Regency architecture; the beach, seafront and i360 are only moments away. When it comes to shops, bars and restaurants there’s no shortage of choice as the amenities of Western Road, Church Road and Brighton city centre are all close at hand with a fantastic mix of stores. The independent restaurants of Preston Street offer even more variety. The Churchill Square bus stops are only 3 minutes’ walk away, providing easy access to the whole city and out up to Devil’s Dyke, as well as nearby villages. Brighton mainline train station is within easy walking distance providing convenient regular links for commuters. Regency Square is in parking zone Z EPC rating – EPC Exempt Council Tax Band – E Freehold 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.

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.

GUIDE PRICE £875K - £925K In Brief – Set in a quiet road in Brighton’s highly sought after Montpelier area, a timeless black and white tiled path sits in front of an impressive, family-sized period home. Sympathetically decorated throughout with refurbished, canted, sash bay windows and a classic cast iron balcony, this is a beautiful example of contemporary living in a period property. In More Detail Tastefully presented, tall ceilings, period fireplaces and decorative architraves combine with contemporary fittings throughout this Grade II listed family home. A leaded, stained glass door opens onto the hallway and beautifully lights the warm tones of the engineered wood floor that stretches out across the ground floor of this welcoming townhouse. Ground Floor The Regency ceiling arches and cornicing of the hallway continue in the living/dining room where a canted sash window looks out onto the quiet street and amply lights the open plan room. Arched alcoves nestle either side of the chimney breast in the living room area and a cast iron fireplace creates a distinguished focal point while the cleverly built-in banquette style seating with storage in the dining area provides a contemporary finishing touch. A multi-paned sash window overlooks the pretty enclosed courtyard from the dining room and elegant Farrow and Ball Stiffkey blue walls adds to the charm and character of the space. Wood worktops sit beneath sleek white metro tiles in the family-sized kitchen. Fully fitted with a wealth of heritage green cabinets, deep butler sink and integrated appliances, there is plenty of space for a breakfast table and a cosy built in bench. The pantry at the far end provides invaluable storage and a demi-glazed door opens directly onto the enclosed, pretty courtyard. The ground floor is completed with bespoke under-stairs storage. First Floor A full height canted sash window in the master bedroom opens onto a beautiful curved, wrought iron balcony. Polished wooden floorboards, period high skirting boards and dado rails highlight the ample space that this room has to offer while the refined Fired Earth Turkish Blue décor with a feature fireplace and hand painted chimney breast adds to the feeling of peace and relaxation. Farrow and Ball Inchyra Blue painted walls and soft oatmeal carpet are in the adjacent bedroom, chimney breast alcoves add to the floor space and a sash window offers views of the Brighton rooftops. The family bathroom is a real wow. A demi stained glass door opens onto a perfectly proportioned regency green bespoke tiled bathroom complete with a period fireplace set into a Cole and Son heritage wallpapered feature wall. A large contemporary walk-in shower and a freestanding bath add luxury. A separate WC sits behind a further stained glass door and a wide utility cupboard discreetly houses large home appliances. Second Floor Two additional bedrooms are found on the second floor continuing the graceful aesthetics of those below. To the front of the property, a large double bedroom features original floorboards, a built-in alcove cupboard and bespoke shelving, while the adjacent room offers ample space and rooftop views. Both enjoy an abundance of natural light and offer plenty of dual space potential. Access to the loft above is via the landing. On the three quarter landing, a further room offers versatile use as office space and or guest bedroom and leads directly onto the sunny roof terrace. Outside The impressive Bamiyan blue façade creates an instant wow factor that is equally matched by the interior of this townhouse. On the ground floor a pretty, paved courtyard provides a quiet and private outdoor space. With ample space for a table it is a perfect outdoor space for a green wall or planters. The roof terrace on the second floor is one of only four on Norfolk Road and offers ample space for barbeques and entertaining with all day sun. What the Owner Says We have loved living and raising our children here for the past 10 years, both children walk to school, with our youngest taught on the beach with Wild Beach School. We love the connection to the safe and welcoming city and it has been so easy for us to commute to London. The architecture of our Grade II Listed home has given us a beautiful family home with the sea at the end of the road and our wonderful neighbours will be greatly missed, we have been lucky to live in a real community. In The Local Area Located in the very heart of Brighton close to both Norfolk and Brunswick Squares, the seafront and St Ann’s Well Gardens are only a short walk away. When it comes to shops, bars and restaurants there’s no shortage of choice as the amenities of Western Road, Church Road and Brighton City centre are all close at hand. Local schools include Brunswick Primary School and the private Brighton and Hove High School, while Brighton Hove and Sussex Sixth Form College is within easy reach. Plenty of bus services provide access to all parts of the city as well as nearby outlying villages and both Hove and Brighton train stations provide regular mainline links for commuters. Council Tax: E EPC: D 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 £1M - £1.1M Built in 1826, this stunning Regency property boasts a striking cream stucco façade, framed by original Corinthian pillars, ornate cast iron railings, and a black-and-white chequerboard perron, all contributing to an impressive and refined entrance. Occupying the second and third floors of a prominent corner building at the junction of Brunswick Terrace and Lansdowne Place, this exceptional top-floor duplex apartment seamlessly blends period elegance with contemporary coastal living. Spread across two expansive levels, it captures the timeless appeal of a classic seafront townhouse with all the grace and character of the Regency era. The residence is defined by its extraordinary light and outlook, with a rare total of 14 sash windows spanning both floors, affording uninterrupted sea and coastline views to the south and east. A well-presented communal entrance with both stair and lift access leads to the second-floor landing. Upon entry, the welcoming reception hallway offers a cloakroom beneath the staircase. From here, glazed double doors open into a beautifully appointed kitchen and breakfast room, offering front-facing sea views over the promenade. This spacious and elegant kitchen features bespoke cabinetry, high-spec integrated appliances and a discreet adjoining utility area, while comfortably accommodating a dining table and chairs. The adjoining dual-aspect reception room enjoys panoramic views: To the east, along the seafront with the piers and chalk cliffs in view and to the south, directly over the water. A contemporary staircase ascends to the upper floor, where a stylishly designed family bathroom serves the accommodation. The principal bedroom suite is a highlight of the home, offering a generous footprint, dual-aspect windows with captivating sea views, bespoke wardrobes and drawer units with a full ensuite bathroom. Bedroom two is another spacious double, with views across the seafront, while bedroom three also accommodates a double bed and benefits from its own ensuite shower room. Throughout the apartment, the specification is of an exceptional standard, combining luxury finishes with intelligent design, making this a remarkable seafront home in one of Hove’s most desirable locations. Situated in a sought-after location in Hove, Brunswick Terrace is positioned directly on the seafront, opposite the promenade and Hove Lawns. This is an ideal location for all family members; with plenty of schools nearby such as Brunswick Primary and Brighton and Hove Girls, and regular mainline links for commuters from Brighton Station. When it comes to shops, bars and restaurants there’s no shortage of choice as the amenities of Church Road, Western Road and Brighton’s famous Lanes are all close at hand. It is also only a short journey, easily accessible via one of the regular buses, to popular countryside locations such as Devils Dyke. 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. 999 years remaining on lease. Ground Rent: £150 Annual Service charge: £6,444 Leasehold with a share of Freehold Council Tax: F EPC Rating: D

GUIDE PRICE: £900K - £950K Distinguished by its iconic pink render and terracotta dressings, Kings Gardens is a Grade II listed property, built between 1880 and 1889. Occupying the entire ground floor of the building, this exceptional apartment comprises two generous double bedrooms, a versatile study/third bedroom, two bathrooms (including a luxurious ensuite), a separate kitchen and a grand living room. In the living room, ornate Art Deco-style ceiling reliefs and panel mouldings lend grandeur to the high ceilings and walls. A striking cast-iron fireplace with a carved wooden surround forms an elegant focal point, while tall bay windows provide a perfect space to relax and enjoy uninterrupted sea views. From the spacious hallway, a separate kitchen can be found. Designed in bold cyan blue with crisp white accents, the walls and ceiling complement black granite worktops and traditional cream shaker cabinetry. The kitchen is fully equipped with a range of integrated appliances, including oven, microwave and wine cooler. Oak flooring adds warmth and contrast, while an ornate fireplace and decorative mouldings mirror the character of the living space. At the rear of the property, the large primary bedroom enjoys a sense of calm and refinement, enhanced by four tall bay windows with wooden shutters. A sumptuous ensuite bathroom features a roll-top bath, adding a touch of luxury. The two remaining bedrooms offer versatility, with the smaller room ideal as a study or guest bedroom. A contemporary shower room services these rooms with style and practicality. When it comes to shops, bars and restaurants the hubbub of Church Road, George Street and Blatchington Road all offer plenty of choice surrounded by iconic period architecture. A short stroll along the seafront brings you to a local theatre and all that vibrant Brighton has to offer. Hove Lawns, Palmeira Square and Adelaide Crescent provide generous green spaces perfect for relaxing, while the beach and seafront are just moments away. Cricket enthusiasts will appreciate the nearby County Ground on Eaton Road, which also plays host to lively music events and open-air film screenings. Down on the seafront, a parade of local independent amenities on Kingsway includes the ever-popular Franco’s Osteria, the Sugardough Bakery and the Kernel of Hove health food store. The renowned Marrocco’s is close at hand on King’s Esplanade with handmade Italian ice-cream, perfect for hot summer days. Hove Mainline Station offers excellent commuter links to London and Gatwick, while regular bus services connect you across the city and out to the scenic Devil’s Dyke. Brighton Station is also within easy reach, providing an even wider choice of transport connections. Popular local schools include Hove Junior School, Brunswick Primary School and St Andrew’s C of E Primary School. Situated in Residents on street Parking Zone N, paid on-street parking also available. 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 is information has been provided by the seller. Please obtain verification via your legal representative. Council Tax: F EPC: D Grade 2 listed. Share of Freehold Length of lease: 999 years Start Date: 24 June 1984 Years Remaining: 958 years Annual Service Charge: £8,500

** GUIDE PRICE £1,250,000 - £1,350,000 ** Set on the tree-lined Radinden Manor Road, this exceptional home enjoys a prime location close to Hove's many amenities. From the cafés, restaurants and bars of Church Road to Hove Station, just 0.6 miles away, everything is within easy reach. Green spaces including Hove Recreation Ground, Dyke Road Park and Hove Park are also nearby, creating an ideal setting for families while remaining exceptionally well connected to the city. Behind its understated contemporary façade, the property opens into a grand entrance hall, where fully wet underfloor heating extends throughout the entire ground floor. At the heart of the home is an impressive open-plan kitchen and dining room measuring approximately 14m x 6m. Designed for both everyday family life and entertaining, it features a substantial central island with an inset sink, complemented by a sleek wall of bespoke cabinetry housing integrated appliances, including a gas hob and double ovens. A separate utility room provides additional storage and laundry facilities. Full-width sliding and folding doors open seamlessly onto the rear patio, creating an effortless transition between indoor and outdoor living. Double doors lead from the kitchen into the elegant reception room, offering flexibility to create either an open-flowing entertaining space or a more intimate family room. Spanning the rear of the property, this generous room is accessed from both the hallway and kitchen, combining impressive proportions with a warm and inviting atmosphere centred around a contemporary slate-surround fireplace. Further sliding doors open onto the beautifully landscaped, south-facing garden. The ground floor also includes a spacious double bedroom with an ensuite shower room, making it ideal for multigenerational living or guest accommodation. A separate home office or studio provides a quiet workspace, while an additional cloakroom ensures guests have convenient facilities without entering the private bedroom areas. A bespoke floating staircase crafted from dark timber, complemented by a striking glass balustrade and illuminated by the vaulted ceiling above, leads to the first floor. Designed to maximise natural light, the gallery landing creates an impressive sense of space while providing access to four generous double bedrooms, each with its own contemporary ensuite bathroom all with electric underfloor heating. Positioned at the rear of the property, the principal suite is particularly luxurious. Its impressive proportions are enhanced by a vaulted ceiling with Velux windows, while a Juliet balcony overlooks the rear garden. The stylish en-suite features both a freestanding bath and a separate walk-in shower. The landscaped gardens have been thoughtfully designed in a contemporary style that complements the architecture of the home. The larger south-facing garden offers a private oasis, enclosed by mature trees and established planting to create a peaceful and secluded setting. To the front, a wide driveway provides off-street parking for up to three vehicles. For environmentally conscious buyers, the property also benefits from a rainwater harvesting system, supplying water for the WCs and garden irrigation, enhancing both efficiency and sustainability. Local schools include Lancing College Preparatory, Cottesmore St Mary's Catholic Primary School, Cardinal Newman Catholic School, Windlesham School and Hove Park School and Sixth Form Centre. The Bilingual Primary School and the ever popular Brighton and Hove High School are also easily accessible. Radinden Manor Road is in parking zone P. This home is in council tax band G. EPC: B 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.

GUIDE: £1,150,000 - £1,200,000 Set back on the boundary of Brighton and Hove, Dyke Road is a prestigious location befitting this stunning, architecturally designed family home. A welcoming entrance hall, complete with ample storage and a cloakroom, leads to a separate reception room, ideal for creating a peaceful retreat from the hubbub of family life or for use as a home office. At the heart of the home is the impressive open plan kitchen, dining and living space, designed with both family living and entertaining in mind. Bifold doors open seamlessly onto the rear garden, while the sleek, modern kitchen is equipped with high end integrated appliances and centred around a stylish island, perfect for social gatherings. On the first floor, three generously sized double bedrooms provide ample space. The two front facing bedrooms benefit from large built in wardrobes, while the third bedroom features an ensuite with a walk in shower. A contemporary family bathroom completes this level. Ascending to the second floor, you’ll find the luxurious primary suite a true sanctuary. The exquisite ensuite boasts a contemporary freestanding bath and a rainfall shower, complemented by a walk in wardrobe. From the primary suite, a sheltered balcony offers stunning views stretching down to the sea. Outside, the large, low maintenance garden is perfect for both children and adults alike. A decked area at the rear creates a fantastic entertaining space, complete with a cabana bar for hosting guests. Enclosed by mature shrubs and palms for privacy, the garden offers year round interest, while high quality astroturf ensures minimal upkeep. Offering easy access to the A27, Dyke Road with its convenient local shops, cafes and amenities just around the corner, has a lovely residential feel. Preston Park mainline train station is only a short distance from your door making it ideal for commuters and trips into the heart of Brighton. Regular bus services allow easy access to Brighton and Hove and also the green open space of Devils Dyke. When it comes to independent shops, bars and restaurants there's no shortage at nearby Seven Dials. Local schools include Stanford Infants and Junior School Secondary schools, Dorothy Stringer and Varndean, Cardinal Newman RC for colleges and post GCSEs, BHASVIC, Newman College, Varndean College Private schools include Brighton College, Lancing Prep., Brighton Girls School Situated in Residents on street Parking Zone E (Off street parking in addition). EPC rating - C Council Tax – G 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 is information has been provided by the seller. Please obtain verification via your legal representative.

GUIDE PRICE £1,600,000 - £1,700,000 BEAUTIFULLY PRESENTED VICTORIAN VILLA IN HOVE’S ENVIABLE PEMBROKE CRESCENT, WITH FIVE BEDROOMS, TWO RECEPTION ROOMS AND SUNNY SOUTH WEST GARDEN Sitting in the tree lined road of Pembroke Crescent, in the heart of the Pembroke and Princes conservation area, this handsome Victorian semi-detached villa encapsulates the area’s unique architecture in Hove, in terms of its sylvan 'garden suburb' atmosphere, with its gently curving streets and green front gardens. Late Victorian craftsmanship is ever-present, from the geometric stained-glass front door to the elegant cornicing throughout. The ground floor offers two separate reception rooms, providing flexible living: ideal as a sitting room and home office, or a snug and a formal lounge, perfect for families with teenagers. Both rooms feature attractive fireplaces, while the rear reception room opens to the southwest-facing garden through French doors. At the back of the house, the recently refurbished Gillerson handcrafted, bespoke kitchen and dining area with painted oak fronts and oak interior drawers and cupboards balances generous natural light from the garden with the dramatic tones of dark sage green cabinetry, finished with stone white worktops and a beautifully laid herringbone wooden floor for a timeless look. Bi fold doors by Origins, Heritage range, invites the outside in; allowing for easy flow into the garden. A wrought-iron spiral staircase leads down to a large utility area, with space for laundry appliances and additional storage. A newly installed cloak room on the ground floor adds convenience for guests. On the first floor are three of the five bedrooms. The principal bedroom at the front mirrors the ground-floor bay window and enjoys an ever-changing outlook through the seasons, with a spacious dressing room lined with wardrobes. The two further bedrooms on this floor are both large doubles with original south facing sash windows inviting in masses of sunlight. The family bathroom is modern, with underfloor heating, a freestanding white bath, WC and a separate shower/wet area, complemented by feature tiles that add a classic finish. A separate WC on this floor adds extra convenience. On the top floor, the remaining two bedrooms are served by a recently installed modern bathroom with underfloor heating shower and WC. The well-chosen Mandarin Stone tiles make this bathroom a bright and sleek space. Stepping out from the rear reception room or the kitchen-dining space, the southwest garden feels like a hidden oasis. This private, walled space includes trellis detailing and a useful side gate providing access to the exterior workshop. The traditional cottage-style garden has well-established borders of roses, hydrangeas and a symphony of colour and interest throughout spring and summer. The workshop/garage is of a classic style and offers excellent storage for tools, bikes and outdoor furniture. Built between 1895 and 1900, Pembroke Crescent represents one of the only large red brick developments in Brighton & Hove. Nestled between New Church Road and the central Church Road area of Hove, this winding crescent is exceptionally peaceful given its centrality and well-endowed with a variety of poplar, elm, sycamore, and chestnut trees. A leisurely stroll down Hove Street will bring you to Hove Lawns, the promenade and beach, along with a parade of local independent amenities on Kingsway which includes the ever popular Franco’s Osteria and Sugardough Bakery. While you’re at the beach the renowned Marrocco’s is close at hand on King’s Esplanade with handmade Italian ice-cream. Perfect for commuters, the A270 is within easy reach, whilst Hove train station with its mainline commuter links is only a short walk from your door. Regular bus services run into the centre of Brighton and Hove, into the outlying areas and up to Devil’s Dyke.   Local schools include Hove Junior School, St Andrew’s C of E Primary School, St Christopher’s School, Hove Park School and Sixth Form Centre and West Hove Infants. Brighton College is only a short drive away along the coast road.     Council Tax: F EPC: E 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.

This elegant, seven-bedroom Arts & Crafts home, set behind secure gates on the prestigious and leafy Withdean Road, occupies a substantial plot in one of the city's most sought-after areas, renowned for its high-value homes. Spanning approximately 5,683 sq. ft., this detached house has been thoughtfully updated, harmoniously blending timeless period features with contemporary design elements. The property offers seven bedrooms, four bathrooms (including two en-suites), and five spacious reception rooms. A separate annex provides additional accommodation, which can easily be incorporated into the main home if desired. The property also features a garden gym, a cellar with three storage zones, a spacious garage and beautifully landscaped terraced gardens. Notable finishes include period herringbone brickwork externally, while marble accents, rich wood flooring and wood panelling, work together to contribute to the home's distinctive interior atmosphere. In detail Once residence of the renowned golfer Michael Campbell, this visually striking home welcomes you in through a charming brick porch. On entry, a reception room, living room and dining room to the left overlook the rear east facing gardens. These three rooms are interconnected, each with unique décor, enjoying abundant natural light and generous space. The living room, accessed through elegant double wooden doors, adds to the home's grandeur. An expansive, well organised, contemporary kitchen/diner with a practical layout is situated towards the rear of the ground floor. The proverbial heart of the home, this space is bathed in natural light streaming through two impressive skylights. The reflective, crisp white and cream toned palette creates a fresh inviting ambience. White cabinetry and a large central island are set against Corian worksurfaces, providing ample room for food prep. Integrated appliances make this a perfect cook space, ideal for families to come together as well as entertaining guests. A separate utility room is interconnected and double doors lead from the kitchen into the reception room of the annexe on the ground floor. A further reception room, perfect as a playroom, office, or reading room, together with one of two ground floor WCs, are positioned at the westerly aspect of the ground floor on entry. The integral triple garage is accessed via this reception room. Completing the ground floor is a large separate annexe with its own entrance, providing a self-contained living space for guests or teenagers. Arranged over two floors, the annexe comprises three bedrooms (one en-suite), a living room and adjoining kitchen set to the side. It is separate but integral to the house so could very easily be incorporated into the main property if required. Upstairs There are seven bedrooms on the first floor, two of which are en-suite. Four bedrooms form the main property with three as part of the annexe. The bedrooms in the main house are set along an elegant, generously proportioned, luminous hallway that opens onto a charming external terrace. There is plenty of storage space at this level and each bedroom enjoys wonderful framed views of the gardens. A contemporary family bathroom sits between the main property bedrooms and the annexe rooms and is fitted with a spa bath, rainfall walk-in shower and double sink unit, decorated in a relaxing muted palette. A lower ground floor cellar with three storage zones completes the footprint of the property. This space adds valuable flexibility to the home's layout. Outside With the property's elevated position, the tranquil rear gardens are accessed from the living room and kitchen via a wood terrace opening up the house and extending the indoors to the outdoors. Stairways are positioned at either end of the terrace leading down to the lawns. The decked terrace is the perfect place to enjoy the beautiful garden views while dining al fresco. Enclosed within glass panels with chrome framing there is plenty of room to sit and relax. The landscaped terraces beyond are expansive and laid to lawn with more than enough space for children's play areas as well as adult relaxation. Mature trees and shrubs create privacy at all levels and at the very far end of the garden, a self-contained fully-equipped gym with external water features offers the ideal place for at-home fitness. This beautifully appointed home combines elegant historic charm with modern conveniences, making it a perfect family residence in one of the city's most desirable neighbourhoods. Move-in ready, but with plenty of potential for reconfiguring. Location Quiet and convenient with friendly shops and cafes close by, this is one of the most sought-after areas of the city with local bus routes into and out of Brighton along Dyke Road just minutes away, London Road at the bottom of the hill and Shirley Drive for Hove, giving older children some independence. In the Local Area There are plenty of local shops nearby or a quick bus ride away. Matlock Road shops are a short walk away and 7 Dials has a plethora of independent shops and cafes and is a short drive or a slightly longer stroll. Preston Park main line station is a few minutes? walk away and Brighton a short drive. There are many parks in the area including Dyke Road Park, Hove Park and Preston Park with the seafront easily accessible. The schools in the area are excellent and include: Primary: St Bernadette's RC, Stanford, Cottesmore St Mary, Bilingual School Secondary: Varndean, Dorothy Stringer, Cardinal Newman Sixth Form: Varndean, BHASVIC, Cardinal Newman BIMM Private: Windlesham Prep, Lancing Prep, Brighton College, Brighton Girls, Roedean School. Located in parking zone 12 Council tax band H EPC rating: D 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: £1,750,000 - £1,850,000 Positioned on the tree-lined Pembroke Crescent, in the heart of the Pembroke and Princes Conservation Area, this handsome red-brick Edwardian semi-detached villa perfectly captures the area's distinctive architecture. Renowned for its sylvan 'garden suburb' character, with gently curving roads and verdant front gardens, Pembroke Crescent remains one of Hove's most sought-after residential addresses. Spanning approximately 2,600 sq ft, the property is currently arranged over three floors and offers exceptional versatility. With kitchens on both the ground and first floors, it lends itself perfectly to multi-generational living or could easily be reconfigured into one substantial family home. The property is subject to a single Council Tax. Stepping through the impressive entrance hall, the home's wealth of original Edwardian features immediately becomes apparent. Intricate stained-glass windows, decorative tiled fireplaces, soaring ceilings and generously proportioned rooms combine to create an atmosphere of timeless elegance. The ground floor is centred around an expansive open-plan living, dining and kitchen space. While wonderfully sociable, the layout naturally lends itself to distinct seating and dining zones, creating cosy spaces for everyday living. The bespoke kitchen is fitted with classic white shaker-style cabinetry, complemented by crisp white worktops, while French doors open directly onto the beautiful rear garden. For maximum comfort and efficiency, the entire ground floor benefits from underfloor heating, allowing furniture to be positioned freely without the interruption of radiators. Also on this floor is a generous bedroom with direct access to an en-suite shower room. Equally suited as guest accommodation, a home office or an additional reception room, it enjoys direct access to the garden. The staircase rises past a striking stained-glass window, while a lightwell from the floor above fills the landing with natural light. The first floor is arranged around a spacious central landing, connecting five principal rooms, including a family bathroom. Overlooking the garden, the first-floor kitchen by Neptune is an exceptional space, where bespoke banquette seating within the box bay window creates an inviting dining area with delightful views across the garden. White shaker-style cabinetry lines the walls, while Velux windows within the dramatic double-height ceiling flood the room with daylight. A charming balcony links the kitchen with the current dining room, creating a wonderful connection between the interior and the outdoors. To the front of the house is a generous double bedroom, alongside a cosy snug that also enjoys access to the front balcony – the perfect spot to enjoy the morning sunshine. This floor offers remarkable flexibility and could easily be reconfigured to provide three bedrooms and a study, allowing future owners to tailor the accommodation to their own lifestyle. Underfloor heating also extends throughout this level. The top floor has been thoughtfully extended with sympathetically designed dormer windows that enhance both space and natural light. The principal bedroom benefits from an en-suite shower room as well as a separate WC. To the front of the house, an additional study or nursery offers excellent potential to become a dressing room, extensive wardrobe space or a dedicated laundry room. Stepping outside, the rear garden is undoubtedly one of the property's standout features. Beautifully designed, the garden features richly planted, well established borders that provide year-round colour and seasonal interest. Thoughtfully adapted to the local climate, it retains many original features and incorporates water butts, offering an environmentally conscious approach to outdoor living. A winding pathway leads beneath an archway to a tranquil pond surrounded by aquatic planting, while stone raised beds frame further areas of planting. A secluded seating area offers the perfect place for outdoor dining or quiet relaxation. The garden also provides access to the original garage, currently used as a workshop. Exceptionally spacious for a property of this period, it even retains a lower-ground inspection area, originally designed for servicing motor vehicles. The front garden is equally enchanting, with carefully layered planting creating year-round interest and excellent privacy. An ornamental silver-leaved pear sits alongside vibrant crocosmia, while the broad leaves of a mature Cercis Canadensis tree add texture and shade to this welcoming approach. A generous driveway provides off-road parking for three to four vehicles and includes an electric vehicle charging point. The entrance gates have been sympathetically upgraded with an electric sliding mechanism for added convenience. Built between 1895 and 1900, Pembroke Crescent represents one of Brighton & Hove's few substantial red-brick Victorian developments. Ideally positioned between New Church Road and Church Road, the crescent enjoys a wonderfully peaceful atmosphere despite its highly central location, enhanced by its mature avenues of poplar, elm, sycamore and chestnut trees. A short stroll along Hove Street leads to Hove Lawns, the promenade and beach, together with the excellent independent cafés, restaurants and shops along Kingsway, including the ever-popular Franco's Osteria and Sugardough Bakery. Marrocco's, renowned for its handmade Italian ice cream, is also within easy reach on King's Esplanade. For commuters, the A270 is easily accessible, while Hove railway station is just a short walk away, providing excellent mainline connections. Regular bus services offer convenient links throughout Brighton & Hove and to the South Downs, including Devil's Dyke. Well-regarded local schools include Hove Junior School, St Andrew's C of E Primary School, St Christopher's School, Hove Park School & Sixth Form Centre and West Hove Infants. Brighton College is also within easy reach along the coast road. Council Tax: G EPC: C 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 £2,500,000 - £2,750,000 *** From its stately approach, this commanding white Victorian villa immediately impresses with its grand Italianate detailing. Stone balustrades frame the boundary wall and Juliette balcony, while floral mouldings above the arched doorway and the perfectly symmetrical double bay windows create an elegant, harmonious façade. Inside, a welcoming hallway with rich dark wood flooring sets the tone, leading to a grand formal lounge on one side and a more intimate family snug on the other. This snug connects seamlessly to the rear kitchen-dining space and a practical cloakroom under the stairs. The layout balances modern open plan living with areas designed for quiet relaxation. The proportions of the double lounge are classically Victorian, with soaring ceilings, sash bay windows and French doors opening onto the garden, elegantly paired with sleek, modern finishes. The beautifully extended kitchen-diner is ideal for both family life and entertaining. Striking floor-to-ceiling aluminium-framed corner windows and sliding doors create a seamless connection to the west-facing garden, flooding the space with natural light. Culinary enthusiasts will appreciate the high-end Gaggenau appliances and a substantial stainless-steel kitchen island, designed for both function and style. Along the rear wall, double-length dark wood cabinetry provides ample storage, leading up to a raised second reception room, another cosy family snug. Featuring an original iron fireplace, this space can be opened to the kitchen or enclosed via folding doors for added privacy. A utility room located on the lower ground floor ensures daily chores remain tucked away and offers excellent additional long term storage. Ascending the beautifully crafted staircase, with detailed wrought-iron spindles and a polished mahogany balustrade, you're led to a spacious first floor landing. Here, four generously sized double bedrooms are arranged, leading to a feature Juliette balcony between the front bay-windowed rooms. The luxurious principal suite includes a large, elegant ensuite bathroom complete with freestanding bath, twin sinks and a walk in shower; All finished to a high contemporary standard. The remaining three double bedrooms each benefit from fitted wardrobes and are served by a stylish family bathroom with freestanding bath and separate shower. An additional cloakroom is conveniently located near the rear bedroom. Outside, in the west facing garden, accessed from both the lounge and kitchen diner a true retreat awaits. Bordered by lollipop Elaeagnus trees and thoughtfully landscaped with a mix of evergreens, perennials and a water feature surrounded by aquatic plants, it offers year-round tranquillity and interest. To the front, twin silver birches stand proudly, while private parking for two vehicles is neatly arranged either side. Perfectly situated between the beach and the bustling cafe culture of Church Road, this property offers access to outdoor activities including Hove Lagoon, and the King Alfred Leisure Centre. The popular Rockwater is just across the road for relaxed lunches or drinks with friends and the Hove Beach Park offers additional recreational amenities, including tennis courts, sand sports and gardens. Only minutes away from a Tesco superstore, excellent shops, bars and restaurants of Church Road and George Street, while a Waitrose supermarket is only a short drive away. Nearby Hove train station offers convenient mainline links for commuters to London and Brighton, additionally regular bus services travel into the centre of Brighton and Hove and up onto The Dyke. 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.

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. Planning Permissions: Please check the local authority website for any planning permissions that may affect this property or properties close by. Parking : NO CONTROLLED ZONE This information has been provided by the seller. Please obtain verification via your legal representative.

Exuding sophistication, this sympathetically designed former coach house boasts a substantial living space covering in excess of 1,411.36sqft/131.12. The property has been expertly improved to an exacting standard throughout, with great care taken to skilfully preserve the period character of the building whilst enjoying all the luxuries of modern life. This comfortable abode has generously sized rooms and superb lighting; a crisp white decor is the perfect backdrop to a striking assortment of fixtures all constructed using the finest natural materials. Careful consideration has been given to the use of light in every room of this exquisite home, employing innovative lighting schemes for a wholly tranquil feel. Arranged over two floors, this unique property presents a sizeable open plan lounge, statement kitchen and dining room, a relaxed snug/bedroom three, and a handy utility/ground floor shower room. Upstairs, there are two bedroom suites entirely vogueish in style and complete with en-suite bath and shower rooms and ample cupboard space. An elegant rear patio garden is beautifully set out in front of a remarkable period fireplace and chimney breast; in short, an idyllic spot for entertaining or relaxing no matter the season. Sellers' Insight: The best thing about living here is the privacy, peace and quiet. We have always felt that this house has a lovely atmosphere, and it is hard to believe that we are actually living on one of the main routes into Brighton, but because we have such a long drive, are tucked away behind our neighbours and at the end of all our neighbours? gardens we hear little more than birdsong. We also have very little light pollution considering the location. We have a variety of wildlife including badgers, foxes, bats and abundant birdlife including the occasional pheasant! Withdean woods are close by as well as Withdean stadium and sports complex. Having lived here for almost 18 years, it has been the perfect home for entertaining. The back garden is a sun trap, and the external fireplace means that the outdoors can be enjoyed at any time of year. It is a really sociable house, given the open plan layout and the high ceilings and amount of light coming in that we have created. This is also the perfect lock up and leave as it is very secure with an alarm system and cctv that you can monitor when you are away and the garden is really low maintenance, and once you do return home, once those electric gates close, it is a very private and peaceful haven. Within 5 minutes you can be on the South Downs, on the A23 heading towards Gatwick or London, or indeed halfway into Brighton. We are about 1 mile from the A27, 2 miles from town and 3 miles from the sea and there is a very convenient bus stop nearby and Preston Park station is a 15-minute walk, Brighton station a little further, taking you to London and beyond.? Ground floor: The Coach House has been meticulously renovated by the current owners of who have been very happy here for almost twenty years. Tucked away down a large private driveway, beautifully laid to shingle, this striking period home neatly sits behind an electronic gate. A comprehensive security system also includes an upgraded alarm system and CCTV, all controllable via smart phone. Built at the turn of the 20th century as the original coach house to neighbouring Cransley Lodge, constructed in the striking Tudorbethan style, every care has been taken to accentuate the character of the building. Particular attention has been given to the renovation of the brickwork, quoining?s, Portland stone window sills and doorstep, cedar timbers, metal guttering and extensive leadwork. An expertly renovated weathervane sits proudly atop the faultless terracotta tiled roof. An electric vehicle charging point has been installed and recently upgraded to accommodate rapid charging. Upon entering the property via the entrance hall, an ingenious space saving pocket door leads directly into the considerable open plan kitchen, dining and sitting room. Fastidious attention to detail has been given to this entirely welcoming space. The state-of-the-art kitchen, features a handleless design of vogueish proportions and is fully fitted with all the opulence of smart living. A fantastic range of wall mounted and under counter cupboards wrap around this part of the room in a classic u-shape, achieving a flush finish providing discrete space for kitchenware and produce. A range of integrated appliances include: a Fisher and Paykel fridge freezer, two identical Neff ovens with a warming drawer, a Quooker hot tap and a Bora induction hob with a highly effective under-floor extractor system. Natural materials feature prominently in the decor of this elegant home; a marble splashback, engineered wood flooring and dual aspect windows and sliding doors truly celebrate the outdoors. Whilst the most remarkable oak beams sit neatly overhead cleverly using concealed lighting to create an inherently tranquil setting. The room leads effortlessly on to the dining area, suitably placed near the gorgeous suspended log burning stove and patio doors which open out to the garden; the space is perfect for entertaining all year round. A relaxed sitting area is framed on one side by a large full width window and on the other sliding doors. To the front is a second reception room, currently occupied as a snug but could equally be used as a third bedroom, is again decorated in an immaculate shade of white. Adjacent is an invaluable utility room and ground floor shower room with a full-sized Belfast sink, plumbing for a washing machine and separate dryer, ample countertop space, and a contemporary walk-in shower and w/c. Upstairs: The staircase runs up from the entrance hall and provides access to all first-floor rooms from the landing. There are two double bedroom suites on the first floor. Each beautifully-presented and fitted with a luxurious en-suite bath or shower room. The main suite has uniquely incorporated the bathroom suite as part of the room offering a sumptuous spa-like feel. Each bathroom has been fitted with underfloor heating. Outside: Sliding glazed doors bring the outside in to this spectacular property, with an inviting lounge area placed immediately outside the open plan reception space. With the spectacular patio stretching out in front of you, the space has been diligently landscaped with an acute attention to detail. Well-stocked planters border the perimeter for a wonderful pop of colour. Undoubtedly the piece de resistance, is the tremendous fully-functioning period chimney which was relocated by the current owners taking great care to maintain the original design and brickwork. The garden has been fitted with sympathetic lighting, and truly comes into its own in the evening. In the local area: This fantastic home lies in one of the most highly sought after areas of Brighton and Hove and offers easy access to the bustling city centre and seafront. A short drive takes you up to Devils Dyke with its long walks and panoramic views, while Wickwoods Country Hotel and Spa sits at the foot of the South Downs. Together with Hove Park and the Three-Cornered Copse, the South Downs offers plenty of green open space. A Waitrose superstore is within easy reach, while nearby Woodland Parade and Matlock Road offer additional local shops and amenities. The A27/M23 along with Brighton, Hove and Preston Park mainline train stations all provide convenient commuter links to both London and Gatwick airport. Local schools include Lancing College Preparatory and Windlesham Independent Day School, along with the Bilingual School, Aldrington C of E Primary, Westdene Primary School, BHASVIC and Blatchington Mill School and Sixth Form College. EPC rating - D

AN OUTSTANDING DETACHED COACH HOUSE, SKILLFULLY IMPROVED TO AN IMPECCABLE STANDARD, SECRETED AWAY BEHIND A WALLED BOUNDARY AND ELECTRIC GATES. IN A HIGHLY DESIREABLE AREA OF BRIGHTON; BENEFITING FROM A GENEROUS DRIVEWAY AND A CHARMING REAR AND EXTENSIVE FRONT GARDEN. ***SOME PHOTOS CONTAIN CGI FURNITURE***** Tucked away behind a smart front garden and generous forecourt, the extensive (3,077 sq. ft) coach house has been impeccably modernised throughout. Arranged over three floors, with three reception rooms a gym, office, utility room, open plan kitchen diner and four ensuite bedrooms this home marries luxury finishes with everyday family living. From the entrance a cloak room and welcoming hallway leads you to two large reception rooms offer tranquil space away from family hubbub from the secondary reception, the open plan kitchen diner opens on to the rear garden. Befitting of its luxury appeal the kitchen is fitted with top of the range appliances such as an Aga range oven and professional American style fridge. Fresh mint green shaker style cabinetry is fitted though out the kitchen and utility, with a smart and durable quartz worktops in a complimentary grey. In the utility to the side, Miele appliances seamlessly fitted behind the mint doors and an additional sink made this the perfect spot to complete household choirs in no time. Entered separately from the front or via the utility, an office provides a short commute to run a home business, or work from home space with views to the garden from sliding doors. On the lower ground floor, a fabulous gym is intuitively designed with a separate shower room and large dressing area. For evening down time, a third reception that would be perfect as a cinema room is located. Two staircases take you to different sections of the top floor with four sizable double bedrooms and three ensuites the largest of which acts as a Jack and Jill to service the two central bedrooms. Outside in the south facing rear garden, a sunken hot tub centres surrounded by easy to maintain astroturf with a large awning to ensure comfort in all weathers. Mirroring the back garden the front provides an additional area for relaxation and play. Stepping down from a paved and wall surround forecourt offers space for multiple car parking. This fantastic home lies in one of the most highly sought after areas of Brighton and Hove and offers easy access to the bustling city centre and seafront. A short drive takes you up to Devils Dyke with its long walks and panoramic views, while Wickwoods Country Hotel and Spa sits at the foot of the South Downs. Together with Hove Park and the Three-Cornered Copse, the South Downs offers plenty of green open space. A Waitrose superstore is within easy reach, while nearby Woodland Parade and Matlock Road offer additional local shops and amenities. The A27/M23 along with Brighton, Hove and Preston Park mainline train stations all provide convenient commuter links to both London and Gatwick airport. Local schools include Lancing College Preparatory and Windlesham Independent Day School, along with the Bilingual School, Aldrington C of E Primary, Westdene Primary School, BHASVIC and Blatchington Mill School and Sixth Form College. EPC Rating: D Council Tax: G 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.

GUIDE PRICE: £1.45M - £1.5M Constructed c1913, the architectural integrity of the property with its wooden balcony, terracotta tiling, porch and roof gable, presents a cohesion of Edwardian architectural form with the rest of the area. Set over three floors and internally combining the original fabric of the building with contemporary design and creative styling, this home is a stunning showpiece. Conceived to make family living, with its differing requirements, easy and complimentary, it has achieved this and more. Reminiscent of a New England beach house internally, the property is versatile, light filled and vibrant. On entry the property doesn’t fail to excite, boasting an internal spatial arrangement that belies its traditional façade. The main focus of the ground floor is the sublime, perfectly laid-out, open plan, L-shaped kitchen/family area. Occupying a sizeable footprint at the rear of the building the space flows out into the architecturally landscaped garden via glass doors. Decorated in brilliant white and laid to solid oak flooring, the light-filled space is enviable in both its energy and styling. Accessed via a glass door from the entrance hall, the anterior space forms a contemporary fully fitted kitchen with white lacquered wall and base level cupboards and drawer units and a central island housing two Neff ovens and a Miele hob. Architectural lighting bounces beams cleverly off the ochre coloured glass splash backs creating atmosphere with a luminous warm glow. All integrated appliances are high spec Miele or Neff and include dishwasher, fridge freezer and microwave, the latter items being integrated into a stylised Zebrano wood effect unit built along the right hand wall. Double glass panelled doors open out from the kitchen zone into the garden encouraging external as well as internal entertaining. The practical kitchen zone flows easily into the spacious dining/family zones, given a contemporary industrial feel with the use of glass and ceiling brace bars. This area is made vibrant with natural light flooding through the skylights and the glass constructed wall at its northern end. To the front of the property a double length living room, being double fronted there is the option to make a subtle transitional divide between a social area and an area for entertainment. The southern end of the room boasts a remote-controlled living flame fire which is extremely efficient in heating the whole room. Additionally on the ground floor, a separate utility room, a cloak room and access to the garage which is currently set out as a gym. Access to the first floor is via a pale grey carpeted staircase with individual risers, flooded with light from a window at its mid-point. At the top of the stairs to the right is an bright double bedroom with double glass doors providing welcome views to the garden. Furnished with floating shelves and white lacquered built-in floor to ceiling cupboards this room would make the perfect guest room or inspirational office space. Straight ahead at the top of the stairs is a spectacular ‘Jack and Jill’ family bathroom serving and linking to a further double bedroom. Decorated with marble style tiles this amazing room enjoys an abundance of light from two windows, a sizeable free standing copper bath tub with separate shower unit, stylish stone sink unit and low level drawer storage. Accessed via both the bathroom and the hallway, the second double bedroom opens out onto a front facing balcony via glass panelled doors. Carpeted in luxury grey with white plantation shutters and complementary fitted wardrobes this room enjoys oblique views down to the sea.  The final double bedroom also features soft grey carpet underfoot and plenty of stylish white lacquered built-in storage too.  A neutrally decorated ensuite shower room completes the bedroom on this floor. Up to the top of the building via a winding carpeted staircase where a fantastic extension has produced the most luxurious master bedroom suite. Flooded with light from the skylights and bi-folding doors, this room is worthy of its superior status. The sleeping area sits on a raised platform enjoying the luxury of bi-folding doors onto a flat roof overlooking the garden. The remainder of the room is given over to the luxury of lounging, resting and dressing. Neutrally decorated to make the most of the light and carpeted in luxury cream wool carpets the fusion of comfort and vitality somehow works to create a total harmonious calm. The ensuite bathroom magnifies the luxury of this space, white porcelain basin and toilet and walk in shower with complimentary grey décor and stone floor tiles enhance the spa feel whilst a floor-to-ceiling arched window adds a further dimension to the subtly glowing illumination. A calm sanctuary, simple yet luxurious, the perfect space to unwind. Stepping from the open plan living room doors or the glass hallway door, the West facing garden offers a perfect spot to unwind. A slightly raised decked area ensures a seamless connection to the living spaces inside and a lawned area meets to a mature bordered surround to ensure privacy and tranquillity. A stroll along to the South end of the road takes you to the seafront, beach and promenade, while the bustling café culture, shops and restaurants of Church Road are all easily accessible. Nearer to home, a wide array of popular independent shops, cafes and bars ranging from the Drury Tea & Coffee shop and a local green grocers on Richardson Road to a selection of high street supermarkets on Portland Road are all only a short walk away. While Aldrington station is within easy reach, Hove and Portslade train stations are roughly half a mile away with mainline commuter routes to London and Gatwick. Regular bus services travel into the centre of Brighton and out to Devil's Dyke. Local schools include West Hove Infant School, Hove Junior School and St Christopher's School. BHASVIC and Blatchington Mill School and Sixth Form College. TENURE & OUTGOINGS Situated in Parking Zone R, currently this Hove home is in Council Tax band: G EPC rating - D Freehold 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.

Set on Shoreham’s iconic Old Fort Road, this striking home with its distinguished Art Deco curves and beautifully landscaped, gated approach, evokes a sense of international opulence combined with high-tech, eco-friendly living right here in Sussex. The ground floor opens into a grand curved hallway leading to a large lounge area, that effortlessly connects a spacious kitchen to one side and dining room to the other with a snug between, all south facing. Double-height windows spanning the rear of the lounge frame an ever-changing portrait of beach, sea and sky, while a contemporary wood-burning stove adds warmth on cooler evenings. The kitchen, positioned to the side of the living space, continues the home’s strong connection to the outdoors, with bi-fold doors and glass ceiling panels above. Silestone worktops and Siemens appliances sit within sleek Italian cabinetry. When entertaining, opaque sliding glass doors can discreetly conceal the kitchen, perfect when hosting. A generous utility room offers further storage and appliance space, while providing internal access to the garage for effortless unloading of shopping and a practical route for muddy boots and paws to avoid the main living areas. From the front of the property, a store and boot room link directly to the beach, ideal for sporting equipment. From here, there is access to a ground-floor bathroom and dedicated dog shower, connecting back into the main hallway. On the first floor, four of the five double bedrooms are arranged around a galleried landing overlooking the lounge below, allowing southerly light from the floor-to-ceiling windows to illuminate the space. Three of the bedrooms benefit from modern en-suite bathrooms, while the fourth is served by the family bathroom, making busy mornings effortless. To the rear, a south-facing balcony enhances one of the bedrooms, creating an ideal luxury guest suite. The top floor hosts an opulent primary suite, featuring a sumptuous en-suite with steam room, a bath with a sea view, walk in wardrobe and an expansive balcony, the perfect place to enjoy a morning coffee prepared in the encompassed kitchenette. At night, the blackout Lutron blinds comes down, setting the stage for movie nights using the built in projector. Stepping out from the kitchen and lounge, a south-facing sandstone-paved garden feels like a natural extension of the living space. Here, alfresco dining is complemented by a heated swimming pool and jacuzzi with sea views and a gate provides direct access for strolls along the beach. At the front, secure off-street parking is set within a beautifully landscaped coastal-themed garden with pond, palms and ornamental grasses. The 43-ft triple garage includes a cloak room next to the workshop area and could, subject to necessary consents, easily be converted into an annexe, while still retaining ample forecourt parking. This property stands as the oldest on the foreshore on Shoreham Beach, as during The Second War, neighbouring properties were demolished keeping this property as a base for Canadian officers as the top floor offered a prime position to look out from. The current owners have expertly retained the original details of the property, crafting the rear extension and garage with Durisol eco block and Sedum planted roofs that not only blend with the landscape but also provide additional insulation and biodiversity. This thoroughly eco-conscious property ensures comfort and sustainability are perfectly balanced. A Mechanical Ventilation with Heat Recovery (MVHR) system, heat recovery technology, solar panels, ten underfloor wet heating zones providing heated floors throughout and greywater recycling all work together to create an inviting environment that keeps running costs to not only a minimum but also puts back into the grid meaning the property creates income to offset the energy usage. A built-in vacuum system, water softening system, a Control4 automation system for audio, television, intercom, Lutron lighting and blinds, as well as CCTV, all contribute to a comfortable, safe and low-maintenance home. Old Fort Road is a very child-friendly place to live. The local private schools provide a shuttle pick-up service, making school runs simple and reliable. Local schools include Shoreham Beach Primary, and the private Shoreham College, Lancing College and Brighton College. Shoreham-by-Sea train station offers convenient commuter links. Nearby Ferry Road has a good selection of shops, a bakery and a popular seafood restaurant. The independent and high street shops and amenities of Shoreham village are all within easy reach and include weekend farmers and artisan markets as well as excellent cafes and restaurants. For entertainment there is the Ropetackle Arts Theatre which is a well-regarded community hub that brings live events, talks and performances throughout the year.   FREEHOLD EPC: B COUNCIL TAX: 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.

Situated on the highly sought-after Beach Green in Shoreham-by-Sea, this architecturally designed five-bedroom home seamlessly combines eco-conscious credentials with exceptional bespoke finishes throughout. Sympathetically updated to reflect the coastal character of Shoreham-by-Sea, the striking timber-clad façade and generous off-street parking immediately set the tone for the quality and attention to detail found within. The heart of the home is an impressive open-plan kitchen, dining and living space. Designed by Leicht, the stunning kitchen features premium Dekton worktops and a range of high-specification integrated appliances, including a coffee machine, rapid oven and steam oven. Sleek sliding doors open directly onto the garden, effortlessly connecting indoor and outdoor living. A cosy snug area provides a natural separation within the open-plan layout, creating an inviting space in which to relax. Enhanced by elegant timber slatted wall panelling, this area offers warmth and character while serving as an attractive focal point. Cleverly tucked away, a separate utility room provides practical laundry and storage space. A cloakroom and double-length garage complete the ground floor accommodation. Ascending the beautifully crafted staircase, featuring glass and timber balustrades that extend throughout the home, further highlights the exceptional level of craftsmanship on display. Angled skylights flood the property with natural light throughout the day, while generously proportioned landings create a sense of space and luxury befitting a home of this calibre. The first floor accommodates four well-proportioned bedrooms, all thoughtfully designed and served by a stylish family bathroom. Occupying the entire top floor, the magnificent principal suite offers a luxurious private retreat, complete with app-controlled air conditioning for enhanced comfort and convenience. Extensive wraparound fitted wardrobes offer ample storage, while the spacious en-suite bathroom features a separate shower, freestanding bath and twin wash basins beneath a striking overhead skylight. The garden is private with a generous patio featuring a clever canopy with moving slats for shade control. There is a lush lawn, a beachy gravelled section leading to the garden room with another terrace and a mature section of seaside loving tropical planting. Beach Green is a very child-friendly place to live. The local private schools provide a shuttle pick-up service, making school runs simple and reliable. Local schools include Shoreham Beach Primary and the private Shoreham College, Lancing College and Brighton College. Shoreham-by-Sea train station offers convenient commuter links. Nearby Ferry Road has a good selection of shops, a bakery and a popular seafood restaurant. The independent and high street shops and amenities of Shoreham village are all within easy reach and include weekend farmers and artisan markets as well as excellent cafes and restaurants. For entertainment there is the Ropetackle Arts Theatre which is a well-regarded community hub that brings live events, talks and performances throughout the year. FREEHOLD EPC: TBC COUNCIL TAX: E 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.

GUIDE PRICE: £1.25m – £1.3m. Nestled in the heart of the Sussex Downland just off West End Lane, Lancasters Barn occupies a generous plot with a wrap around gardens. This characterful glass and timber home, blends rural charm with modern comfort and sustainability. Striking arched wooden beams sit alongside contemporary finishes and solar panels, creating a home that feels both timeless and efficient. Stepping into the impressive entrance hall, the soaring beams immediately draw the eye and set the tone for the rest of the property. To one side, the living and dining area makes full use of vaulted ceilings with an unusual mezzanine and double height windows, offering both cosy corners and a sense of grandeur. The lounge centres around a traditional inglenook brick fireplace with a Dovre stove and cast-iron canopy, forming a warm and inviting focal point. This light filled space also enjoys a seamless connection to the wraparound garden, with bifold doors opening onto a peaceful courtyard, perfect for alfresco dining or a dedicated barbecue area. Across the hall, the kitchen/breakfast has a welcoming country feel, enhanced by shaker style cabinetry and designed for hosting with an impressive array of four Miele ovens. The L-shaped black granite surfaces top an assortment of cupboards and drawers. Additionally there are further integrated appliances – large induction hob, a warming draw, coffee machine and dishwasher and there’s space for a huge American style fridge. A separate utility room keeps the laundry out of the way and offers more useful storage. A spacious study offers a quiet retreat away from the main living areas, ideal for working from home or for use as a guest bedroom with a conveniently located shower room nearby. Upstairs, a generous landing doubles as an additional reception space, perfect for relaxing. There are three bedrooms on this floor, including a unique primary suite accessed via a galleried walkway, complete with built in shelving that creates a library like feel. The principal bedroom features fitted wardrobes and a stylish ensuite shower room. On the opposite side, two further double bedrooms, both with built in storage, are served by a well-appointed family bathroom. Outside, the beautifully landscaped garden is a standout feature. From the dining area, you step onto a patio ideal for relaxing, which leads to a traditional brick herb garden, onto a very private area with hot tub and sheds. There is a larger lawned area, perfect for children to play, and the gardens are well stocked with fruit trees and mature planting to enjoy the passing seasons. Added in 2012, the car barn has been thoughtfully designed to complement the style of the property. Reminiscent of a traditional carriage store, it comfortably accommodates two vehicles. For those seeking a balance of village charm and accessibility West End Lane in Henfield offers a peaceful, semi-rural setting on the edge of this popular West Sussex village. The area is known for its attractive mix of character homes and modern properties, with easy access to open countryside and scenic walking routes. Henfield’s vibrant High Street, with its independent shops, cafés and everyday amenities, is just a short distance away, while good road links provide convenient connections to Horsham, Brighton and beyond. FREEHOLD EPC: B COUNCIL TAX: H 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.

Set within ten acres of landscaped gardens, paddocks and woodland, this Grade II listed country house combines centuries of history with modern-day comfort. Parts of the house date back to the 15th century, when it stood as a timber-framed hall house; later Victorian additions brought scale and grandeur, and more recently the home has been sensitively updated and enhanced including the addition of a light-filled orangery. The result is a home of rare character and charm, offering the best of heritage and contemporary living within easy reach of Haywards Heath and London. Inside, the house extends to more than 4,400 sq ft. At its heart is a bespoke kitchen, centred around a four-oven Aga with granite worktops and integrated appliances, which flows into the orangery via French doors. Elegant dining and drawing rooms showcase period detailing including a cosy inglenook fireplace, while a study with direct garden access and an adjoining shower room provides flexibility for guests or multigenerational living. Across the upper floors there are six bedrooms and four well equipped bathrooms , three of which are ensuite . The grounds are equally impressive. A heated outdoor pool with retractable cover allows for year-round use, while an all-weather tennis court and a boating pond enhance the sense of a private country retreat. A timber outbuilding accommodates two stables, a tack room and machinery store, with post-and-rail paddocks stretching beyond. Separate garaging and storage add to the property's practical appeal and take the overall square footage to an impressive 5750 sq ft The setting is idyllic yet well connected. The village of Wineham is less than a mile away, with Cowfold two and a half miles to the West offering local grocery and coffee shops, a restaurant and quaint Inn. Henfield and Horsham provide more comprehensive amenities, while Haywards Heath station (seven miles) offers direct trains to London in under an hour. Gatwick Airport is around a 20-minute drive for international travel.

An exceptional Sussex-style country home set within approximately 30 acres, approached by a long private driveway and surrounded by lakes, paddocks, woodland and beautifully arranged formal gardens. Offering over 5,200 sq ft in total, including a substantial garage, outbuildings, wine cellar, swimming pool, pool bar and summer house, Perrylands Farm is a rare country residence designed for family life, entertaining and complete privacy. ? Five-bedroom detached country home ? Set within approximately 30 acres ? Long private driveway with extensive parking ? Heated outdoor swimming pool and fitted pool bar ? Two lakes, ponds, paddocks and woodland ? Impressive kitchen, family and dining space ? Drawing room, sitting room, study and utility ? Principal suite with dressing room, en-suite and balcony ? Wine cellar, large garage, summer house and outbuildings ? Beautiful formal gardens and far-reaching countryside views Property: Perrylands Farm is a striking detached Sussex-style country house, with tile-hung elevations, white painted walls and a traditional pitched tiled roof, creating an immediate sense of charm and presence. Set well back from the road behind secure gates, the approach alone sets the tone, with a long gravel driveway leading through the grounds to a generous parking area. The front door opens into a welcoming entrance vestibule and reception hall, from which the main living spaces flow naturally. The drawing room is a particularly impressive formal reception room, with a substantial fireplace and full-height glazed doors opening directly onto the terrace and gardens. It is a room made for entertaining, yet still retains a warm and comfortable feel. The sitting room offers a more relaxed atmosphere, centred around a beautiful stone fireplace, while the study provides an excellent home working space with doors out to the rear terrace. The kitchen, family and dining space is the true heart of the home, recently refitted and finished with an extensive range of cabinetry, granite worktops, a large island and excellent natural light. Full-height windows and doors frame views across the gardens and countryside, while the adjoining dining area creates a wonderful space for gatherings, family meals and summer entertaining. A utility room, cloakroom and further WC complete the main ground floor accommodation, while stairs lead down to a fully fitted wine cellar, an excellent feature for collectors or those who enjoy entertaining. First and Second Floor: The first floor continues the sense of scale and quality. The principal bedroom suite is a real highlight, with a spacious bedroom, walk-in dressing room and en-suite bathroom. A private balcony provides a peaceful seating area overlooking the pond and formal gardens, creating a lovely morning coffee spot or quiet evening retreat. There are three further bedrooms on this floor, one of which benefits from its own en-suite and access onto a west-facing roof terrace. A family bathroom serves the remaining bedrooms. A further staircase leads to the second floor, where a large fifth bedroom provides excellent additional accommodation, complete with built-in cupboards and eaves storage. Outbuildings / Garage: Externally, the property offers a large timber garage with multiple store areas, ideal for vehicles, equipment or further storage. The scale of the outbuildings gives excellent flexibility, whether for hobbies, garden machinery, classic cars or potential future use, subject to any necessary consents.There is also a summer house, former well house and pool equipment building, all adding to the practical and lifestyle appeal of the estate. Gardens and Grounds: The grounds at Perrylands Farm are exceptional and have clearly been designed with both lifestyle and practicality in mind. To the rear of the house, a large paved terrace provides a superb space for outdoor dining and entertaining, complete with a hot tub and views across the gardens. Steps lead down to expansive lawns and onwards to the heated outdoor swimming pool, set within a smart paved surround. The pool bar is a standout feature, thoughtfully designed as a fully equipped outdoor kitchen, complete with an electric hob, creating the perfect setting for summer entertaining, relaxed evenings with friends or larger gatherings. Beyond the formal gardens, the land continues to impress, with two lakes, one featuring a central island and jetty, along with additional ponds, paddocks and areas of mature woodland. For those with equestrian interests, the property also benefits from a stable block comprising three loose boxes and a large tack room or store, providing practical facilities for horse care, equipment storage and day-to-day management. The gardens and grounds extend to approximately 30 acres in total, offering an exceptional sense of space, privacy and versatility, whether for leisure, entertaining or equestrian use. Location: Perrylands Farm enjoys a wonderful rural setting in Dial Post, surrounded by open countryside yet remaining well connected. The property is approached via a long private driveway from the A24, giving it a real sense of seclusion while still offering straightforward access to Horsham, Worthing, Gatwick and the wider road network. Horsham, around nine miles away, provides an excellent range of shops, restaurants, caf?s, schools and leisure facilities, along with a mainline railway station offering services to London Victoria and London Bridge. The A24 gives easy access north towards the M23, M25 and Gatwick Airport, and south towards the coast. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a substantial country home with remarkable grounds, superb entertaining space and a true sense of privacy, all within easy reach of everyday amenities and commuter links. what3words /// rockets.prancing.plotter Notice Please note we have not tested any apparatus, fixtures, fittings, or services. Interested parties must undertake their own investigation into the working order of these items. All measurements are approximate and photographs provided for guidance only. Council Tax Horsham District Council, Band G Utilities Electric: Mains Supply Gas: None Water: Mains Supply Sewerage: Mains Supply Broadband: FTTP Telephone: Landline Other Items Heating: Central Heating Garden/Outside Space: Yes Parking: Yes Garage: Yes

Approached up a sweeping drive, through solid wooden gates, flanked by stone pillars, Arts and Crafts style Thakeham Manor immediately sets the tone for what lies beyond. This is a home where timeless grandeur meets contemporary living; a rare blend of elegance, fabulous entertaining space and flexible family comfort. It is one of few country houses built in this part of West Sussex within the 21st century. It is designed by acclaimed Sussex architect Neil Holland RIBA. The current owners have poured time, love and care into elevating this remarkable country house to an exceptional standard. Every detail has been refined to create a property of outstanding quality and specification, elegant, timeless and effortlessly welcoming. Originally built in 2017, Thakeham Manor was conceived using high-quality natural materials and state-of-the-art sustainable technology. Today it marries that solid craftsmanship with a fresh, sophisticated style. The Horsham stone elevations, cut-stone quoins, brick buttresses and slate roof give the house its striking and enduring presence. Inside, a grand central hallway opens to six principal reception rooms. To the west, a vast kitchen and family room combine an open fireplace with a granite hearth and smooth limestone flooring, flowing seamlessly into a newly built light and spacious orangery. From where bi-folding doors spill onto the terrace and gardens beyond, framing spectacular panoramic views of the lake and North Downs beyond. At the heart of the house, a large family sitting room offers cosy evenings by the log burner while soaking in the scenery and to the east, a magnificent, truly unique ballroom/music room, split level with large open fireplace provides a show-stopping setting for entertaining. Two further reception rooms, currently used as studies, add yet more versatility. On the first floor lie five sumptuous bedroom suites. The triple-aspect principle suite is particularly striking, with breathtaking views from both the bedroom and the opulent bathroom in the central stone tower. A vast open plan dressing room with an additional walk in attic room beyond. Each of the other generous suites has its own limestone or marble bathroom, each with both bath and shower, ensuring every guest enjoys luxury hotel-style comfort. Beyond the main house there is ample garaging and a self-contained two-bedroom apartment, perfect for guests or staff. An impressive new studio/workshop with mezzanine level adds further flexibility for a range of uses. An independent bespoke laundry and air-conditioned gym are also recent additions. Outside, the recently landscaped gardens are a delight. An orchard, enclosed formal flower gardens, mature trees, bluebell wood and a welcoming wisteria frame the house beautifully. A fabulous new glasshouse of high quality stands alongside an upgraded tennis court, helipad and swimming pool , all creating a private country estate of rare quality. To the north, an exceptional self contained boathouse overlooks a picturesque lake. Fully renovated to a spectacular standard, it offers not only a serene retreat but also a unique business opportunity or independent accommodation. Thakeham Manor has a secluded position enjoying a magnificent setting. It offers complete privacy within its 17 acres with undulating views beyond. Thakeham Manor has already been chosen as wedding venues and filming locations, a testament to its beauty, scale and versatility. If you are seeking a country house of genuine distinction and grandeur, this is a once-in-a-generation opportunity. what3words /// ruling.having.taking Notice Please note we have not tested any apparatus, fixtures, fittings, or services. Interested parties must undertake their own investigation into the working order of these items. All measurements are approximate and photographs provided for guidance only. Council Tax Horsham District Council, Band H Utilities Electric: Mains Supply Gas: None Water: Mains Supply Sewerage: Private Supply Broadband: FTTP Telephone: Unknown Other Items Heating: Heat Pump Garden/Outside Space: Yes Parking: Yes Garage: Yes

Approached down the leafy Forge Lane the property is accessed via a driveway with plenty of parking. The attractive Victorian house features original multi-pane casement and sash windows, chimneystacks and a pitched roof porch. There is a reception area with stairs to the first floor and a very wide beamed archway to the cosy sitting room. This has a log burning stove and is just the place to relax and enjoy a quiet read. While the ‘heart of the house’ is the superb triple aspect L-shaped family space that includes a seating area where you can spend time with the kids and a spacious dining area for friends and family to enjoy sitting round a table together. The contemporary kitchen area is a delight for anyone who enjoys catering as it includes an inset range cooker, a variety of charming country style units with a selection of built in appliances, French doors to the garden and access to the large utility room and a cloakroom. Upstairs there is a well-appointed modern family bathroom and four individually designed double bedrooms all with fabulous and far-reaching rural views. One is currently in use as an office, another has fitted shelving and hanging space while the triple aspect principal suite includes an ensuite shower room. Another excellent feature of this property is the charming single story barn conversion annex. The stylish design includes an open plan living space with a kitchen, seating and dining areas as well as a light and bright double bedroom and a shower room. This would make an excellent home for an adult family member or elderly relative or perhaps a groom. Alternatively, it would also be ideal as a country holiday let. While the other barn could also be converted for family or guests or could make an ideal gym, games room and bar or another income generating air b and b, subject to permissions and consent. The superb and well-designed equestrian facilities are ideal for those who want the best for their horses. Much of the 4.66 acres of grounds is given over to well fenced paddocks, while the large manège provides an excellent training ground whatever the weather. The spacious stable block includes three well-maintained stables, a hay store and plenty of space for grooming and tacking up under cover. While it is just a 10-minute walk along Forge Lane to Ashdown Forest for those delightful off-road hacks where you can not only enjoy a ride but also the woodland, the heath and the local wildlife including a wide variety of birds, deer, badgers, weasels, foxes and stoats. You can also come across grazing animals including Exmoor ponies as well as rare breed cattle and sheep. While the stables are impressive the gardens are a delight. There is a large terrace with charming shrub and rockery borders where you can entertain your friends or just revel in the views across Ashdown Forest and beyond. This is bordered by swathes of lawn surrounded by trees, shrubs and high hedging providing privacy and seclusion What the Owner says, This has been a delightful home for us and our horses for the past nine years and we are only leaving because we feel it is time to downsize. We fell in love with the uninterrupted views over Ashdown Forest and the countryside, the charming characterful house and the excellent equestrian facilities including access to the forest. We also enjoy the fact that it is very secluded but, at the same time, it is only a five minute drive to Marks and Spencer and Home Bargains, which provide for our daily needs while we can walk to the lovely Foresters Arms for a drink and a meal in about 10 minutes. Horney Common is a popular destination for nature lovers as it is home to a variety of wildlife. It is about a mile and half from the villages of Maresfield and Nutley and not far from Uckfield. Maresfield includes the Bonners primary school and the delightful 18th Century Chequers coaching in hotel and pub/restaurant. There are also tennis, cricket, football and gymnastics clubs as well as a village store and post office. While Nutley offers a Londis, a farm shop, a petrol station, a bowls club and a primary school as well as the cosy Nutley Arms and the Hatch Inn located in the forest and for golfing aficionados there are the Piltdown and Royal Ashdown Forest clubs. Uckfield includes two supermarkets, a cinema and leisure center with a swimming pool as well as a variety of independent shops and eateries. The railway station provides direct trains to London Bridge taking an hour and 20 minutes while Uckfield College secondary school is rated Outstanding by Ofsted as is the Beacon Academy in Crowborough. With regard to private education there are a number of excellent schools in the vicinity including Cumnor House and Mayfield

Setting Oldlands Corner Cottage sits on the edge of the charming village of Fairwarp, with direct access to the six and a half thousand acres of the enchanting Ashdown Forest; an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty offering superb walking, cycling and riding across open heathland and ancient woodland. The village itself is anchored by the characterful Foresters Arms, a beamed inn dating from 1898 which serves real ales and food and is a firm favourite with walkers and locals alike, alongside Christ Church and a thriving village hall hosting regular events and a monthly farmers' market. For more comprehensive day-to-day shopping, the nearby towns of Uckfield (approximately 4.5 miles) and Crowborough (approximately 4 miles) provide a good range of supermarkets, shops, restaurants and leisure facilities, whilst the historic county town of Lewes and Royal Tunbridge Wells are within comfortable reach for broader retail and cultural pursuits, including world-class opera at Glyndebourne. Locally there is a good choice of state schools including Bonners CE Primary at Maresfield and Nutley CE Primary, whilst further afield are a number of well-regarded independent schools serving the area. Buxted Station, just a short drive away, provides Southern Rail services to London Bridge with a journey time of approximately one hour fifteen minutes, with East Croydon also served en route. For golfers, the area is exceptionally well served with East Sussex National Golf Club at Little Horsted, home to two championship courses that have hosted the European Open, Piltdown Golf Club with its historic heathland course carved from ancient Sussex heath and the beautifully situated Royal Ashdown Forest Golf Club at Forest Row, all within easy reach. For equestrian enthusiasts, the Ashdown Forest Riding Centre at Duddleswell and Misbourne Riding Centre at Nutley are virtually on the doorstep, offering riding across some of the finest countryside in the South East.

Once forming an entire country estate, the divided Lyminster House is now a substantial manor house of 5,594 sq ft created from the original floor plan. This beautiful Grade II listed Georgian home borrows architectural elements from Arundel Castle and has an illustrious history. It once belonged to the Duke of Norfolk and was released from the Estate as part of a marriage settlement on the 15th Duke in 1904. It was later owned by Baroness Ravensdale. To mark the change of ownership, the proud Howard crest was painted black in recognition of the transition. The current owners have reimagined the property with great care. It now balances historic charm with modern convenience. The renovation respects the original character of the home while introducing contemporary features that create a refined and relaxed lifestyle. Arranged over three levels, including an original brick lined cellar, the house offers six bedrooms on the first floor, a library, a drawing room, an extensive open plan kitchen, dining and living space, an orangery, generous cellar storage suited to wine and other items and a separate garage. The ground floor spans 2,433 sq ft and brings together the building’s heritage and modern comfort. High ceilings, grand arched windows and a heritage style Aga Cooker enhance the period feel while the luxury inbuilt appliances in the kitchen provide every modern convenience. Entry is through a vestibule where boots and coats can be kept out of sight. This leads into a welcoming library with dark wooden floors and soft neutral walls that continue throughout the house. The heart of the home is the open plan kitchen, dining and lounge area which has been thoughtfully opened to create a spacious family environment all with the added comfort of a log burner. The kitchen sits semi open to the side so that preparing meals remains part of family life. From here there is access to the west facing heritage orangery, carefully reconstructed to honour the 1920s conservatory is a family favourite spot. Filled with natural light from the full-length roof lantern and bifold doors, the orangery offers a lovely connection to the surrounding garden. The ground floor also includes a cloakroom for guests and a grand drawing room with a bow window which provides a peaceful space for further entertaining. On the lower ground level, a useful cellar is arranged into three main sections offering excellent storage and an ideal environment for preserving a good wine collection. A dark wooden staircase, lit by the lantern above, rises to the first floor where the hallway links six bedrooms, two family bathrooms and an additional cloakroom. The Georgian grandeur of the ground floor continues here, reflected in the bow window of the largest bedroom and the Venetian window along the landing. Stepping out from either the dining area or the orangery, the wraparound south and west facing garden can be enjoyed. This garden is a haven for families spanning approx. two thirds of an acre (0.6 acre). It provides space for entertaining on the patio and room for play on the large lawn. Fruit trees, shrubs and perennials create interest throughout the year and support a wide range of wildlife. In addition to the electric gated forecourt at the front of the house there are two unused phases of electricity which would allow for two fast chargers to be installed with little effort, the property also benefits from a large garage for parking. Unlike many country homes in the area, the property is fully served by services IE gas and sewerage connection for convenience. Lyminster is a historic village known in local folklore as the home of a water dragon called The Knucker. The 11th century Saxon church contains the Slayer's Slab which is believed to come from the tomb of the dragonslayer. The welcoming village enjoys a local recently renovated pub, a local whatsapp group shares up and coming events and news. The area offers excellent schools, shops and leisure facilities, together with good road links to surrounding areas including the Coast, Arundel, Brighton and Gatwick (approx. 50 mins drive away). Arundel Train Station lies 1.6 miles from the property and provides direct routes to London Victoria with a journey time of about 1 hour 30 minutes.