Stanmer Village, Brighton

Number 6 is a beautiful contemporary mews house finished to an extremely high standard throughout including a contemporary kitchen, Porcelana bathroom fittings, and an advanced under floor heating system. This home incorporates spacious rooms, frameless glass panels, bespoke kitchen island and built-in lighted display case in the extensive open plan reception space. Recently added imported seagrass wallpaper of various tones is featured throughout the house.

The first floor hosts the living room, kitchen and dining room as an open-plan extensive space measuring 25ft x233'. It gives an experience of country cosy but with an inspiring expansive quality that matches the majestic woods and parkland outside the large sash windows. The solid oak stairs, each with low level LED accent lights, lead down to the oversized oak front door and out to the quiet walkway planted tastefully with plants and bushes.

The luxury kitchen includes stonework tops and Neff appliances including both an oven and combination oven, fridge freezer, dishwasher as well as a wine cooler nestled into the marvellous central island. The whole floor is perfect for relaxing evenings as well as the perfect spot for entertaining.

The ground floor includes two generous double bedrooms, one with tasteful fitted wardrobes, as well as a luxury family bathroom and storage room.

On the top floor of the accommodation is the 19ft master bedroom boasting dual aspect windows, two walk-in wardrobes with rails, shoe storage, and chest of drawers built-in, a freestanding Italian Lusso stone bath with matt black taps and a beautiful en-suite shower room.

Included in the landscaped communal gardens are night lights reflecting the period stone walls, an historic water well, and communal bike and garden stores.

Stanmer Park is perfectly located for the University of Sussex and Brighton University and is served by frequent bus services into central Brighton. Falmer Railway Station is also a short walk away with trains to London and Gatwick and the historic town of Lewes only one stop. The park itself contains open fields that lead to the South Downs Way and old growth woods perfect for hiking, mountain biking, dog walking or picnicking. The new One Garden development, Stanmer House, and the Village cafe offer local lunches, a farm shop and garden centre with the Swan Inn pub a short walk from Falmer Station. Village life offers opportunities to participate in local projects and neighbourly get-togethers as well as access to classes, workshops and courses in the Plumpton College classrooms or just peaceful afternoons enjoying this area of outstanding natural beauty. It really is a special place.