East Street, Shoreham-By-Sea, BN43

Hamptons are proud to present this exceptional and rarely available Victorian townhouse, discreetly nestled within the heart of the town centre’s conservation area. Dating back to circa 1830, this exquisite home showcases a flawless blend of historic character and contemporary craftsmanship.

Painstakingly restored by a dedicated team of local experts and design specialists, the home has been thoughtfully reimagined to the highest standard, with every detail curated to complement its original period charm while offering all the comforts of modern living.

Accommodation is spread generously, with notable highlights including:

Vaulted ceilings and open fireplaces

Bespoke brass door fittings and underfloor heating to the ground floor

300mm wide oak flooring throughout

Elegant sash windows with westerly views over St Mary De Haura Church

A striking 18' kitchen/dining room with micro-cement island and marble twin sinks

Three king-size bedrooms, including a sumptuous principal suite with en-suite bathroom

Additional wet room, pantry, and cellar with secure vault and wine storage

At the rear, a beautifully landscaped east-facing garden offers both privacy and tranquillity, complemented by secure gated parking with an electric vehicle charging point. French oak doors lead out to the patio and lawn, framed by historic brick and stonework.

Further features include a charming upper-level study, ornate exposed timber details throughout, and two luxurious en-suite bathrooms with antique and bespoke fittings. A private balcony and cloakroom complete this remarkable home.

This is a rare opportunity to acquire a heritage property of such stature, redefined for modern living yet rich in provenance. Viewings are strictly by appointment through Hamptons.

Situation

Shoreham-by-Sea is centrally positioned between Brighton and Worthing on a long stretch of beach much loved by water sports enthusiasts and year-round swimmers. The beautiful River Adur runs through the town, and supports a variety of wildlife including wading birds and gulls. Every fortnight in the summer, Shoreham has a large farmers’ market famous for its local produce from the surrounding areas.

Further outside the town is the South Downs National Park, which has access to excellent walking and cycling routes to ancient landmarks such as Cissbury Ring, Devil’s Dyke and Arundel Castle. The adjacent hills and plains are now producing highly regarded English sparkling wines as well as organic meats and vegetables, sold in an impressive network of local vintners and farm shops

A four-minute walk from Shoreham-by-Sea station, Chantry House is exceptionally placed for rail commutes into the capital or to nearby Brighton.

Property Ref Number:

HAM-59341