Detached house for sale in Roedean Crescent, Brighton BN2

19 Roedean Crescent is an exceptional detached home on a popular road, with gardens to the front and rear and views over both the English Channel to the south and the rolling hills of the South Downs to the north. This stunning 1930s home is built in the traditional Sussex vernacular with a mix of tile-hung and flint elevations, now beautifully modernised for today with attractive contemporary interiors and fitted with all the desired modern conveniences such as an alarm system, entryphone access and electric gates, a wood-burning stove and a sleek and stylish kitchen with a range of premium appliances. The latter is the highlight of the home: Set with a conversion to the rear and offering zoned areas for cooking, dining and relaxing, with glazed doors sliding open to reveal a wide, elevated terrace. The house has been recently renovated and its character features complemented by a wealth of natural materials including oak flooring, doors and beams, stone tiles and plenty of glass which promotes the feeling of light and space throughout.

The accommodation is arranged over three floors and extends to more than 5000 sq ft, making it the perfect home for large growing families and big celebrations: The variety of reception spaces and generous bedrooms make it the ideal home for entertaining. The ground floor has two separate entrances, keeping formal occasions and family time separate if desired. The formal entrance opens to a large sitting room, cloakroom and lounge, which leads onto the open plan kitchen and dining room. The second entrance opens to a separate hallway which has access to the lounge, an office, downstairs shower room with WC, utility room and the kitchen. There is also internal access to the garage and a storeroom. Upstairs there are five bedrooms on the first floor, two of which are en suite, plus two family bath/shower rooms. There is also a further bedroom/loft space on the second floor which has great potential for further development.

Outside

The house enjoys an elevated setting on this desirable road, with gardens to the front and rear. A gated entrance opens to a paved driveway which leads up and along the side of the house to a parking area at the front, where there is ample space for several cars as well as access to an attached garage with storage space. The gardens are well stocked with a variety of shrubs, including lavender and several varieties of larger herbaceous shrubs and trees around the boundary which make the space feel secluded and private. The south-facing garden features a large raised terrace adjoining the kitchen/dining area, which creates a wonderful indoor-outdoor space for entertaining in the summer months, with a view of the sea.

Situation

Roedean Crescent is a prestigious residential road situated to the east of Brighton city centre close to the plentiful attractions of Brighton Marina with captivating views to the sea. The seafront is just few moments’ away including the pleasant Undercliff Walk which runs along the chalk cliffs of the coast. There are plentiful amenities and shops within the cosmopolitan centre of Brighton (2.6 miles) with superstore shopping and a number of restaurants and attractions closer within the marina (1.5 mile). The area is well connected with fast, direct train services leaving from Brighton station (3.4 miles) to London and Gatwick Airport, while Newhaven (7.2 miles) has cross-channel ferries. Local schools are well represented in both the state and independent sector including the renowned Roedean School just 0.3 miles away, Brighton Hove & Sussex Sixth Form College, Hove Junior School, Hove Park Secondary School, Brunswick Primary School and Sixth Form and Windlesham School and Nursery.

Additional Information

Local Authority: Brighton & Hove
Council Tax Band: G
Mains services, Water, Gas, Electricity and drainage supplied to the property.