Wanderdown Close, Ovingdean

Guide price £850,000 - £900,000. Tucked away on a peaceful cul-de-sac in the much-loved village of Ovingdean, this beautifully presented four-bedroom family home enjoys stunning, uninterrupted views across the South Downs National Park. 

Occupying a generous plot, the house is set behind a well-kept front garden with lawn and mature trees. Steps lead up to a pretty balcony with plenty of room for seating- a perfect spot to soak up the views. Step inside and you’re welcomed into a spacious hallway, from which all the main living spaces flow. 

The standout feature is the spectacular living room, which stretches the full width of the house. It spans from sliding glass doors opening onto the front balcony to bi-folding doors at the rear that lead out to the garden. At the far end, a dedicated dining space features bi-folding windows that bring the outdoors in. The modern kitchen is tucked just around the corner, with its own entrance from the hallway. Shaker-style units, quartz worktops, soft pink walls and wooden floors create a calm, contemporary look. There are stacked ovens, a wine fridge, integrated dishwasher and plenty of storage. 

The south-west facing rear garden is a private haven, perfect for entertaining or relaxing with friends and family. With a seamless connection to the living space, the inside-outside feel is immediate. The garden is tiered, with terracotta-painted walls, a pizza oven, and mature planting that gives a wonderful sense of privacy. 

On this level you’ll find three well-proportioned bedrooms and two bathrooms. The principal bedroom at the front enjoys far-reaching views of the Downs, with a wall of built-in wardrobes and an additional cupboard. Next door another front-facing bedroom, which is currently being used as a home office, shares the same outlook. The third bedroom, overlooking the rear garden, also benefits from built-in storage. There’s a sleek shower room, and a larger bathroom with a bath and striking feature tiles. 

Hidden behind a hallway door, stairs lead down to a large fourth bedroom. With its own feel and excellent privacy, it looks out to the front garden and makes an ideal space for an older child, guest suite or even a home studio. There’s also a handy nook under the stairs, currently used as a desk space. 

The property also offers a garage and loft space for storage. 

Garden

Tiered south-west facing garden with terracotta-painted walls, a pizza oven, and mature planting.

Balcony

Front balcony with stunning South Downs views.

Parking - Driveway

Paved driveway with space for 1 vehicle.

Parking - Garage

Garage with space for 1 vehicle.

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