• Favoured West Saltdean location +
• Spacious four-bedroom family home +
• Presented in excellent, ready-to-move-into condition +
• Contemporary kitchen with teal units and integrated appliances +
• Impressive L-shaped living and dining space +
• Principal bedroom with private sun terrace +
• Sea views and outlook towards the South Downs +
• Multi-level rear garden with lawn, patio and shed +
• Off-road parking to the front +
• Guide price £650,000 - £675,000 +

Positioned in a favoured West Saltdean setting, this spacious four-bedroom family home provides easy, contemporary coastal living with a strong sense of light and flow throughout. Presented in excellent, ready-to-move-into condition, it’s a house designed for modern family life.  The wide entrance hall immediately sets the tone, light, bright and welcoming, with wooden flooring underfoot and plenty of space for coats and shoes. Practicality has not been overlooked, with useful understairs storage neatly tucked away.  The kitchen sits to front of the house and is stylish and functional. The wooden shaker-style units have been painted a fresh teal tone, paired with tiled flooring and generous worktop space. Integrated appliances, ample storage, a pantry cupboard and separate water tank cupboard all add to the sense of organisation and ease. From here, you even catch glimpses of the much-loved Oval Park beyond, a lovely reminder of the green space so close to home.  Double doors lead through to the impressive L-shaped living space. There is room for a more formal dining table directly off the kitchen, creating a natural entertaining zone, while the main living area overlooks the garden. Perfectly zoned, there’s ample space to relax, dine, and work. Sliding doors open out to the rear, drawing in natural light and creating that seamless indoor-outdoor connection so many people value.   The rear garden is mainly laid to lawn with a lower patio offering a private, family-friendly space to enjoy throughout the seasons. A colourful shed adds practicality.   Upstairs, four well-sized bedrooms offer flexibility for family life, guests or working from home. The principal bedroom features sliding doors out onto a private terrace overlooking the garden, a peaceful spot for morning coffee or a quiet moment at the end of the day.  The modern family bathroom is beautifully finished, complete with a double rainfall shower and a large airing cupboard. Three further bedrooms complete the floor. To the front of the house, elevated views stretch across the rooftops of Saltdean towards the South Downs National Park and out to the sea, a daily reminder of this home’s coastal position.  Windows throughout the property were updated in 2023, enhancing both comfort and efficiency, and there is a boarded loft space accessed via the bathroom, offering valuable additional storage.    Property type: Terraced House  Tenure: Freehold  Council tax band: F  EPC rating: C  Parking: Off-street parking for 2 cars  Guide price: £650,000 - £675,000   Loved by families and professionals alike, Saltdean offers a relaxed coastal lifestyle just five miles east of central Brighton. It strikes that perfect balance between community feel and open space, with the sea quite literally at the end of the road.  The suburb is perhaps best known for the iconic Saltdean Lido, a striking art deco landmark that has recently benefited from a multi-million-pound refurbishment. At the centre of the neighbourhood sits Oval Park, home to a children’s play area, skatepark, tennis courts and bowls green. A pedestrian tunnel leads directly from the park to the beach, where lifeguards patrol during the summer months.  Clifftop walks provide panoramic sea views stretching back towards Brighton, while the South Downs National Park lies just to the north, offering miles of countryside to explore. Day-to-day amenities, including independent shops and cafés, serve the local community well, with larger supermarkets and leisure facilities available at Brighton Marina, around a ten-minute drive away.    Saltdean is well regarded for its local schooling. Three nursery schools are within a ten-minute walk, and Saltdean Primary School can be reached on foot in approximately fifteen minutes.  The nearest secondary schools are Longhill High School and Peacehaven Community School. Independent options include Brighton College and Roedean School, both highly regarded and easily accessible.    Situated to the east of Brighton & Hove’s city centre, the property is approximately an 18-minute drive along the scenic A259 coast road into central Brighton. A regular bus service connects Saltdean to the city in around 30 minutes, making commuting or evenings out straightforward.  The A27 is also accessible within around 15 minutes, providing routes east towards Lewes and west to the A23, Crawley and London. Gatwick Airport can be reached in approximately 45 minutes by car, with Heathrow Airport around an hour and a half away.