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Captivating family home sitting high above Brighton Marina with stunning sea views

In brief

Set on a curving cherry blossom tree lined crescent of similar detached properties, this substantial four-bedroom home has been designed so that the majority of rooms face south for optimal sunshine. Beautifully maintained against a soft neutral palette, traditional features include oak cottage latch doors and exposed beams. Spacious and welcoming this home has elevated views towards the sea from many of its rooms and its paved terrace making it perfectly placed for relaxed coastal living.

EPC: D

In more detail

Ground floor

The spacious hallway readily gives a sense of the generous room proportions to follow. The comfortable living room has a central fireplace for focus and connects through to the sun room. From here natural light pours in through large windows and there’s direct access out to the terrace. Also off the hallway are the dining room and then the kitchen, both light filled from wide windows with sea views over roof tops. The extensive kitchen is terracotta tiled with a central granite topped island and a full array of solid wood units and cupboards plus it’s roomy enough for relaxed family eating. A further reception room by the front entrance offers alternative office use being ideally sized for home working.

Upstairs

There are four amply sized double bedrooms on the first floor. First at the top of the stairs is the soft grey and white tiled family shower and bathroom and adjacent a separate WC and wash hand basin, both with stylish modern fittings. The first bedroom currently has use as an additional home office then along the open landing bespoke window seating sits snugly beneath latticed lead windows.

There are a further three double bedrooms with standouts being the two south facing rooms, the first opens out directly to an impressive terrace with superb coastal views making full use of its sunny aspect. The plush master en suite follows with wide windows towards the sea complete with the shower and bath room vibrantly tiled in pistachio and white.

Outside

The enviably south facing raised terrace connecting through from the sun room offers a tranquil spot for al fresco dining and relaxing. The lawn beyond is beautifully secluded by a profusion of well tended mature shrubs and trees. To the front there’s a small paved area by the entrance door leading up to the main front area where there’s off street parking for several cars and a garage too.

In the local area

To the eastern end of Brighton’s iconic seafront, Roedean sits close to the border of town and country. For walkers the undercliff path continues all the way to Rottingdean while footpaths to the open countryside of the South Downs national park start from the end of the crescent.

The eclectic mix of independent cafes and shops of lively Kemp Town village are a short stroll away while the marina has restaurants, bars, a supermarket and multiplex cinema. While there are easy connections along the coast direct into central Brighton, local private schools including Roedean School and Brighton College make the area particularly well served for families.