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£1,300,000
(£921/sq. ft)
3 bed detached house for sale
Dyke Road Avenue, Brighton, East Sussex BN13 beds
3 baths
2 receptions
1,411 sq. ft
EPC rating: D
Key Information
Tenure:
Freehold
Council tax band:
G
Local area information
Property location
Nearby amenities
- Preston Park 0.5 miles
- St Bernadette's Catholic Primary School 0.6 miles
- Lancing College Preparatory School At Hove 0.6 miles
- Hove 1.1 miles
These distances are calculated in a straight line. The actual route and distance may vary.
Features and description
- Freehold
- Period features thoughout
- Private access driveway
- Popular location
- Finished to a high spec
- Detached
- Large garden patio
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an outstanding detached period home skillfully improved to an impeccable standard, secreted away down A private lane in A highly desireable area of brighton; benefiting from A generous driveway and A charming rear patio garden.
Exuding sophistication, this sympathetically designed former coach house boasts a substantial living space covering in excess of 1,411.36sqft/131.12. The property has been expertly improved to an exacting standard throughout, with great care taken to skilfully preserve the period character of the building whilst enjoying all the luxuries of modern life.
This comfortable abode has generously sized rooms and superb lighting; a crisp white décor is the perfect backdrop to a striking assortment of fixtures all constructed using the finest natural materials. Careful consideration has been given to the use of light in every room of this exquisite home, employing innovative lighting schemes for a wholly tranquil feel.
Arranged over two floors, this unique property presents a sizeable open plan lounge, statement kitchen and dining room, a relaxed snug/bedroom three, and a handy utility/ground floor shower room. Upstairs, there are two bedroom suites entirely vogueish in style and complete with en-suite bath and shower rooms and ample cupboard space.
An elegant rear patio garden is beautifully set out in front of a remarkable period fireplace and chimney breast; in short, an idyllic spot for entertaining or relaxing no matter the season.
Sellers' Insight:
“The best thing about living here is the privacy, peace and quiet. We have always felt that this house has a lovely atmosphere, and it is hard to believe that we are actually living on one of the main routes into Brighton, but because we have such a long drive, are tucked away behind our neighbours and at the end of all our neighbours’ gardens we hear little more than birdsong. We also have very little light pollution considering the location.
We have a variety of wildlife including badgers, foxes, bats and abundant birdlife including the occasional pheasant! Withdean woods are close by as well as Withdean stadium and sports complex.
Having lived here for almost 18 years, it has been the perfect home for entertaining. The back garden is a sun trap, and the external fireplace means that the outdoors can be enjoyed at any time of year. It is a really sociable house, given the open plan layout and the high ceilings and amount of light coming in that we have created.
This is also the perfect lock up and leave as it is very secure with an alarm system and cctv that you can monitor when you are away and the garden is really low maintenance, and once you do return home, once those electric gates close, it is a very private and peaceful haven.
Within 5 minutes you can be on the South Downs, on the A23 heading towards Gatwick or London, or indeed halfway into Brighton. We are about 1 mile from the A27,2 miles from town and 3 miles from the sea and there is a very convenient bus stop nearby and Preston Park station is a 15-minute walk, Brighton station a little further, taking you to London and beyond.”
Ground floor:
The Coach House has been meticulously renovated by the current owners of who have been very happy here for almost twenty years. Tucked away down a large private driveway, beautifully laid to shingle, this striking period home neatly sits behind an electronic gate. A comprehensive security system also includes an upgraded alarm system and CCTV, all controllable via smart phone.
Built at the turn of the 20th century as the original coach house to neighbouring Cransley Lodge, constructed in the striking Tudorbethan style, every care has been taken to accentuate the character of the building. Particular attention has been given to the renovation of the brickwork, quoining’s, Portland stone window sills and doorstep, cedar timbers, metal guttering and extensive leadwork. An expertly renovated weathervane sits proudly atop the faultless terracotta tiled roof. An electric vehicle charging point has been installed and recently upgraded to accommodate rapid charging.
Upon entering the property via the entrance hall, an ingenious space saving pocket door leads directly into the considerable open plan kitchen, dining and sitting room. Fastidious attention to detail has been given to this entirely welcoming space.
The state-of-the-art kitchen, features a handleless design of vogueish proportions and is fully fitted with all the opulence of smart living. A fantastic range of wall mounted and under counter cupboards wrap around this part of the room in a classic u-shape, achieving a flush finish providing discrete space for kitchenware and produce.
A range of integrated appliances include: A Fisher and Paykel fridge freezer, two identical Neff ovens with a warming drawer, a Quooker hot tap and a Bora induction hob with a highly effective under-floor extractor system.
Natural materials feature prominently in the décor of this elegant home; a marble splashback, engineered wood flooring and dual aspect windows and sliding doors truly celebrate the outdoors. Whilst the most remarkable oak beams sit neatly overhead cleverly using concealed lighting to create an inherently tranquil setting.
The room leads effortlessly on to the dining area, suitably placed near the gorgeous suspended log burning stove and patio doors which open out to the garden; the space is perfect for entertaining all year round. A relaxed sitting area is framed on one side by a large full width window and on the other sliding doors.
To the front is a second reception room, currently occupied as a snug but could equally be used as a third bedroom, is again decorated in an immaculate shade of white. Adjacent is an invaluable utility room and ground floor shower room with a full-sized Belfast sink, plumbing for a washing machine and separate dryer, ample countertop space, and a contemporary walk-in shower and w/c.
Upstairs:
The staircase runs up from the entrance hall and provides access to all first-floor rooms from the landing.
There are two double bedroom suites on the first floor. Each beautifully-presented and fitted with a luxurious en-suite bath or shower room. The main suite has uniquely incorporated the bathroom suite as part of the room offering a sumptuous spa-like feel. Each bathroom has been fitted with underfloor heating.
Outside:
Sliding glazed doors bring the outside in to this spectacular property, with an inviting lounge area placed immediately outside the open plan reception space.
With the spectacular patio stretching out in front of you, the space has been diligently landscaped with an acute attention to detail. Well-stocked planters’ border the perimeter for a wonderful pop of colour.
Undoubtedly the piece de resistance, is the tremendous fully-functioning period chimney which was relocated by the current owners taking great care to maintain the original design and brickwork.
The garden has been fitted with sympathetic lighting, and truly comes into its own in the evening.
In the local area:
This fantastic home lies in one of the most highly sought after areas of Brighton and Hove and offers easy access to the bustling city centre and seafront. A short drive takes you up to Devils Dyke with its long walks and panoramic views, while Wickwoods Country Hotel and Spa sits at the foot of the South Downs.
Together with Hove Park and the Three-Cornered Copse, the South Downs offers plenty of green open space. A Waitrose superstore is within easy reach, while nearby Woodland Parade and Matlock Road offer additional local shops and amenities.
The A27/M23 along with Brighton, Hove and Preston Park mainline train stations all provide convenient commuter links to both London and Gatwick airport.
Local schools include Lancing College Preparatory and Windlesham Independent Day School, along with the Bilingual School, Aldrington C of E Primary, Westdene Primary School, bhasvic and Blatchington Mill School and Sixth Form College.
EPC rating - D
Council Tax Band - G = £3,713.18
Freehold
Broadband & Mobile Phone Coverage – Prospective buyers should check the Ofcom Checker website
Planning Permissions – Please check the local authority website for any planning permissions that may affect this property or properties close by.<br /><br />
an outstanding detached period home skillfully improved to an impeccable standard, secreted away down A private lane in A highly desireable area of brighton; benefiting from A generous driveway and A charming rear patio garden.
Exuding sophistication, this sympathetically designed former coach house boasts a substantial living space covering in excess of 1,411.36sqft/131.12. The property has been expertly improved to an exacting standard throughout, with great care taken to skilfully preserve the period character of the building whilst enjoying all the luxuries of modern life.
This comfortable abode has generously sized rooms and superb lighting; a crisp white décor is the perfect backdrop to a striking assortment of fixtures all constructed using the finest natural materials. Careful consideration has been given to the use of light in every room of this exquisite home, employing innovative lighting schemes for a wholly tranquil feel.
Arranged over two floors, this unique property presents a sizeable open plan lounge, statement kitchen and dining room, a relaxed snug/bedroom three, and a handy utility/ground floor shower room. Upstairs, there are two bedroom suites entirely vogueish in style and complete with en-suite bath and shower rooms and ample cupboard space.
An elegant rear patio garden is beautifully set out in front of a remarkable period fireplace and chimney breast; in short, an idyllic spot for entertaining or relaxing no matter the season.
Sellers' Insight:
“The best thing about living here is the privacy, peace and quiet. We have always felt that this house has a lovely atmosphere, and it is hard to believe that we are actually living on one of the main routes into Brighton, but because we have such a long drive, are tucked away behind our neighbours and at the end of all our neighbours’ gardens we hear little more than birdsong. We also have very little light pollution considering the location.
We have a variety of wildlife including badgers, foxes, bats and abundant birdlife including the occasional pheasant! Withdean woods are close by as well as Withdean stadium and sports complex.
Having lived here for almost 18 years, it has been the perfect home for entertaining. The back garden is a sun trap, and the external fireplace means that the outdoors can be enjoyed at any time of year. It is a really sociable house, given the open plan layout and the high ceilings and amount of light coming in that we have created.
This is also the perfect lock up and leave as it is very secure with an alarm system and cctv that you can monitor when you are away and the garden is really low maintenance, and once you do return home, once those electric gates close, it is a very private and peaceful haven.
Within 5 minutes you can be on the South Downs, on the A23 heading towards Gatwick or London, or indeed halfway into Brighton. We are about 1 mile from the A27,2 miles from town and 3 miles from the sea and there is a very convenient bus stop nearby and Preston Park station is a 15-minute walk, Brighton station a little further, taking you to London and beyond.”
Ground floor:
The Coach House has been meticulously renovated by the current owners of who have been very happy here for almost twenty years. Tucked away down a large private driveway, beautifully laid to shingle, this striking period home neatly sits behind an electronic gate. A comprehensive security system also includes an upgraded alarm system and CCTV, all controllable via smart phone.
Built at the turn of the 20th century as the original coach house to neighbouring Cransley Lodge, constructed in the striking Tudorbethan style, every care has been taken to accentuate the character of the building. Particular attention has been given to the renovation of the brickwork, quoining’s, Portland stone window sills and doorstep, cedar timbers, metal guttering and extensive leadwork. An expertly renovated weathervane sits proudly atop the faultless terracotta tiled roof. An electric vehicle charging point has been installed and recently upgraded to accommodate rapid charging.
Upon entering the property via the entrance hall, an ingenious space saving pocket door leads directly into the considerable open plan kitchen, dining and sitting room. Fastidious attention to detail has been given to this entirely welcoming space.
The state-of-the-art kitchen, features a handleless design of vogueish proportions and is fully fitted with all the opulence of smart living. A fantastic range of wall mounted and under counter cupboards wrap around this part of the room in a classic u-shape, achieving a flush finish providing discrete space for kitchenware and produce.
A range of integrated appliances include: A Fisher and Paykel fridge freezer, two identical Neff ovens with a warming drawer, a Quooker hot tap and a Bora induction hob with a highly effective under-floor extractor system.
Natural materials feature prominently in the décor of this elegant home; a marble splashback, engineered wood flooring and dual aspect windows and sliding doors truly celebrate the outdoors. Whilst the most remarkable oak beams sit neatly overhead cleverly using concealed lighting to create an inherently tranquil setting.
The room leads effortlessly on to the dining area, suitably placed near the gorgeous suspended log burning stove and patio doors which open out to the garden; the space is perfect for entertaining all year round. A relaxed sitting area is framed on one side by a large full width window and on the other sliding doors.
To the front is a second reception room, currently occupied as a snug but could equally be used as a third bedroom, is again decorated in an immaculate shade of white. Adjacent is an invaluable utility room and ground floor shower room with a full-sized Belfast sink, plumbing for a washing machine and separate dryer, ample countertop space, and a contemporary walk-in shower and w/c.
Upstairs:
The staircase runs up from the entrance hall and provides access to all first-floor rooms from the landing.
There are two double bedroom suites on the first floor. Each beautifully-presented and fitted with a luxurious en-suite bath or shower room. The main suite has uniquely incorporated the bathroom suite as part of the room offering a sumptuous spa-like feel. Each bathroom has been fitted with underfloor heating.
Outside:
Sliding glazed doors bring the outside in to this spectacular property, with an inviting lounge area placed immediately outside the open plan reception space.
With the spectacular patio stretching out in front of you, the space has been diligently landscaped with an acute attention to detail. Well-stocked planters’ border the perimeter for a wonderful pop of colour.
Undoubtedly the piece de resistance, is the tremendous fully-functioning period chimney which was relocated by the current owners taking great care to maintain the original design and brickwork.
The garden has been fitted with sympathetic lighting, and truly comes into its own in the evening.
In the local area:
This fantastic home lies in one of the most highly sought after areas of Brighton and Hove and offers easy access to the bustling city centre and seafront. A short drive takes you up to Devils Dyke with its long walks and panoramic views, while Wickwoods Country Hotel and Spa sits at the foot of the South Downs.
Together with Hove Park and the Three-Cornered Copse, the South Downs offers plenty of green open space. A Waitrose superstore is within easy reach, while nearby Woodland Parade and Matlock Road offer additional local shops and amenities.
The A27/M23 along with Brighton, Hove and Preston Park mainline train stations all provide convenient commuter links to both London and Gatwick airport.
Local schools include Lancing College Preparatory and Windlesham Independent Day School, along with the Bilingual School, Aldrington C of E Primary, Westdene Primary School, bhasvic and Blatchington Mill School and Sixth Form College.
EPC rating - D
Council Tax Band - G = £3,713.18
Freehold
Broadband & Mobile Phone Coverage – Prospective buyers should check the Ofcom Checker website
Planning Permissions – Please check the local authority website for any planning permissions that may affect this property or properties close by.<br /><br />
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