Set on a generous corner plot along the ever-popular Wanderdown Way, this beautifully modernised detached 1970s home enjoys an elevated position with far-reaching views across the South Downs. Offered with no onward chain and thoughtfully reimagined by the current owners, it’s a true turn-key home in a wonderfully enviable setting. 

The approach sets the tone immediately. A landscaped frontage, generous off-street parking and a smart, well-presented exterior create a real sense of space and privacy. 

Inside, the layout has been carefully considered to suit modern living. A spacious, neutrally decorated hallway runs through the heart of the home, with all rooms tucked neatly away behind dark wooden doors. To the front, a generous double bedroom benefits from two fitted wardrobes, while across the hall the principal suite has been designed as a calm and private retreat. Dual-aspect windows flood the room with natural light and frame leafy views, while a walk-in wardrobe adds flexibility and could easily be reinstated as a third bedroom if required. The adjoining en-suite is finished with Villeroy & Boch fittings, creating a sleek, spa-like feel. 

A separate family bathroom matches the same luxurious specification, complete with bath and shower over, WC, bidet and basin, with both bathrooms benefiting from underfloor heating. 

To the rear, the main living space is a real highlight. Bright and double-aspect, the lounge opens through French doors onto the south-facing garden, while sliding doors to the north lead out onto a balcony - allowing the home to connect effortlessly with its surroundings. Whether hosting friends or enjoying a quiet evening watching the light roll across the hills, this is a space designed to be lived in and enjoyed. 

At the heart of the home sits a striking open-plan kitchen, finished to an exceptional standard with integrated Fisher & Paykel appliances, including a wine fridge, paired with a Franke sink and beautifully appointed dark cabinetry topped with a marble work surface. A generous central island provides a refined breakfast bar and natural gathering point, making the space equally suited to relaxed everyday living and sophisticated entertaining. 

The former garage has been thoughtfully converted into a dedicated home office, ideal for remote working and adding further flexibility to the layout. Looking ahead, approved planning permission is already in place to extend the property into a substantialfive-bedroom, four-bathroom house, offering exciting future potential to maximise on space and the exceptional views.  

Outside, the south-facing garden enjoys sunshine throughout the day, providing a peaceful and private backdrop that changes with the seasons. Whether entertaining on the terrace, tending to the garden or simply unwinding, it’s a space that invites you to slow down and enjoy the surroundings. 

 Additional property information 

Property type: Detached
Tenure: Freehold 
Council tax band: E 
Parking: Off street on driveway 
Outbuildings: Converted garage  

 The area  

Set in the peaceful village of Ovingdean and surrounded by the rolling landscapes of the South Downs National Park, this location offers a wonderful balance of countryside and coastal living. There are scenic walking and cycling routes right on your doorstep, including Beacon Hill Nature Reserve and the iconic Rottingdean Windmill. The nearby undercliff walk follows the coastline through Brighton Marina and into the city, offering beautiful sea views along the way. 

 Local highlights include Wild Flour, a much-loved woodfired pizza takeaway, and a handy village convenience store. Just two miles away, the historic village of Rottingdean is easily reached on foot in under 30 minutes and is home to a great mix of independent boutique shops, cosy pubs, welcoming cafés, and popular restaurants - ideal for weekend browsing or a relaxed meal out. 

 Schools 

The property is ideally positioned for many popular and well-regarded schools catering to all ages, including; Ovingdean Nursery (0.6 miles), Our Lady of Lourdes Primary School (2 miles), St Margarets C of E Primary School (2.1 miles) Longhill High School (1 mile), Roedean School (2.8 miles) and Brighton College (3.6 miles). 

Transport links 

Branching out from the village, this property is just a short drive along the coast from the exciting attractions of Brighton city centre (4.0 miles) and Brighton Marina (2.6 miles). There are regular bus services, including the popular Big Lemon, with a stop just 200 metres away, providing routes through the city and along the coast. It has easy access to the A23/A27 with links to the motorway network and Gatwick Airport. 

Parking - Off street

Disclaimer

All property details have been provided by the owners. While Number Twenty Four strives for accuracy, we cannot guarantee the completeness or correctness of this information. Buyers and renters are advised to conduct their own due diligence before proceeding with a purchase or let.