• Impressive architect-designed house +
• Excellent family accommodation +
• Spacious sitting room with open hearth +
• High quality kitchen / dining room +
• Ground floor oak and stone flooring +
• Five bedrooms plus study/bedroom 6 +
• Two bathrooms, two shower rooms +
• Walled south-facing garden +
• Garaging and ample parking +
• Electric vehicle charging point +

An impressive architect-designed modern detached house built some eleven years ago of traditional construction with brick and flint elevations under a pitched and clay-tiled roof. The house is exceptionally well appointed with oak joinery, oak and stone flooring to the ground floor, high quality fully-fitted kitchen and excellent sanitary ware, full double glazing and gas-fired central heating. The spacious house (circa 3,000 sq.ft.) provides excellent family accommodation with a flexible open-plan design divided by internal bi-fold doors. A further pair of doors overlooks and opens to the secluded and well-designed walled south-facing garden.

On the south side of the road in a street scene of attractive period homes within the village Conservation Area. The small village lies between the castle ruins and the River Adur. It is a highly picturesque area, containing some fine buildings through the ages from mediaeval to modern. The castle is now a ruin on well-timbered Norman earthworks. Local shops are across the river in Upper Beeding, and Steyning with further shops and schools is about a mile away. The local bypass has largely removed through-traffic and in addition street landscaping and calming measures make this an attractive place in which to live.

Bramber lies at the foot of the South Downs National Park, about five miles from the coast at Shoreham-by-Sea (mainline railway station to London Victoria) and eight miles from Worthing. Brighton is about 11 miles and Horsham 14, and Gatwick Airport can normally be reached in about 40 minutes by car.