£600,000
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St Margarets, Rottingdean
For Sale
Offers in excess of £450,000
Features of this property
- Balcony facing the sea
- Close To Local Amenities
- Close to public transport
- Close to the Beach and undercliff walk
- Communal heating and hot water
- Double glazing
- Incredible Sea Views
Description
This two bedroom apartment with amazing uninterrupted sea views & south west facing balcony is set in the idyllic historic village of Rottingdean. Situated in the iconic art deco building of St Margarets & set on a stunning cliff top location. Seasonal heating & constant hot water included in the service charge.
The communal entrance is beautifully designed and maintained with an extravagant lobby with stairway and passenger lift to all floors. The entrance is secured by two telephone entry systems giving good security and peace of mind.The vitally important feature is that all main rooms and its south west facing balcony face immediately over the beach and sea. Could there be a better place to sit maybe with a glass of wine and a good book, watching the sunset on the horizon?
You have a generous lounge with access to the balcony, a modern kitchen and two good sized bedrooms and a modern bathroom with a white suite and tiled walls.
Rottingdean offers a quintessential seaside lifestyle, perfectly positioned between the rolling South Downs National Park and the English Channel. It is a tranquil haven with a rich sense of community, boasting a picturesque duck pond, a historic windmill, and peaceful retreats like the Kipling Gardens.
The village provides excellent local amenities, with a charming selection of independent shops, including a butcher, greengrocer deli, post office, and two supermarkets along with a local museum/art gallery, library, and well-regarded pubs, cafés and restaurants..
For those who enjoy the outdoors, you have immediate access to Beacon Hill Nature Reserve and also the iconic Undercliff Walk, a scenic route for walking or cycling that connects directly to the Brighton Marina and the city beyond.
While Rottingdean feels like a peaceful sanctuary, it remains exceptionally well-connected. Frequent bus services provide an easy 10 to 20-minute journey into the heart of Brighton, offering full access to the city’s renowned theatres, shopping, and vibrant cultural scene. The area is also well-served by a range of local schools and colleges, providing convenient options for families.
Lease; 999 years from 25 December 1974. The Leaseholder has a Share in the Freehold.
Council Tax Band A Brighton and Hove City Council (Rottingdean Parish)
Seasonal heating & constant hot water is included in the annual Service Charge
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