Dean Court Road, Rottingdean

Wonderful detached two/three bedroom house in one of historic Rottingdean’s most prestigious locations with a lovely rear garden, ample driveway parking and a garage offered with no chain.

Dean Court Road is a much sought-after location due to its excellent proximity to the Village. Its fantastic position on the edge of the South Downs National Park – a designated area of outstanding natural beauty – offers peace, tranquillity, nature and wonderful walks.

The block paved drive leads to a handy porch and into the hallway with wooden block paved floors which are a future of the majority of the ground floor, The lounge is light and bright with dual aspect windows and leads through to the conservatory which is a good sized room and again light and bright leading through to the garden.

There is a further reception room which could certainly double up as bedroom three and also has a door to the conservatory, The kitchen is again a generous size with stone tiled flooring and a range of wall and base units and a door to the side giving garden access, finishing the ground floor is a very handy wc and a door to the rear of the garage.

On the first floor there are two double bedrooms with bedroom one having an ensuite shower room and a further family bathroom.

The garden is a lovely place to be and is mainly laid to lawn with flower and shrub borders and fruiting trees, and a raised patio seating area, there is also a summer house, there is very handy access down both sides of the house. The garage is a good size and holds the boiler with an up and over door.

The National Park is minutes away ideal for wonderful walks, pony rides, off road cycling or just enjoying the peaceful space.

Rottingdean is blessed with a good selection of pubs, restaurants and cafes, a local museum/art gallery and public library. Rottingdean has a very popular bathing beach and the lovely undercliff walk for walking and cycling is a wonderful way to reach not only the Marina but also right into the heart of the City.

Brighton with its large shopping centres, fashionable Laines, theatres, bars and restaurants, and the train station can be easily reached by using the excellent bus services taking you to the city centre within 10 to 20 minutes.

Sporting and recreational facilities nearby are extensive: there is golf at East Brighton, West Hove, the Dyke and Pyecombe, there is Horse Racing at Brighton and Plumpton, sailing at Brighton Marina and beautiful surrounding countryside in the South Downs National Park which is great for walking and cycling. Brighton airport at Shoreham offers a convenient base for private aircraft.

There are many highly regarded schools and colleges in this area with two primary schools and Longhill Secondary in the village. Brighton and Hove also feature Roedean School, Brighton College and two Universities together with a number of creative arts institutes.