St Margarets, Rottingdean.

The communal entrance is beautifully designed and maintained with an extravagant lobby and the original brushed steel elevator. The entrance is secured by two telephone entry systems, giving superb security and peace of mind.

This a hugely relaxing and tranquil apartment to live and work from.

The pièce de résistance is the living room with its south facing balcony, could there be a better place to sit with a glass of wine and a good book, watching the sunset on the horizon?

Internal floor space:  59 sq m

EPC   C80

Council Tax Band  A

A statement from the Managing Agents dated 15 March 2023 shows a brought forward balance of £1345.85 plus an additional service charge 25 Mar 2023 to 28 Sept 2023 of £1257.11   Further enquiries should be made to confirm the current annual total expenditure.

Rottingdean is a picturesque historic village, found just off the south coast road, located on the outskirts of Brighton. Originally a smugglers village, and then after the war mainly a ‘retirement village’, Rottingdean is now a mixture of old and young age groups and families, with two local primary schools in the area, and Longhill Secondary School found close by, off Falmer Road, in Ovingdean. There is a selection of local village shops and tea rooms, as well as five local pubs and inns, on the High Street all leading down to the beachfront, where there is a picturesque undercliff walk along the coast. Brighton’s famous Marina is also close by and offers a variety of shops, bars, restaurants, along with a casino, bowling alley, cinema, David Lloyd leisure complex, and a further pleasant undercliff walk along the coast. Bus routes are found on the Coast Road and Falmer Road, providing easy access in Brighton city centre. Brighton’s Mainline Railway Station, (Brighton — Victoria approximately 55 mins), is approximately 4 miles away