Denton Rise, Newhaven

An extended 4 double bedroom detached house with 3 sizeable receptions, garden office with hard-wire connection, ensuite, double garage, utility room and no onward chain.

Built Circa 1907 this well presented, detached & extended 4 double bedroom house, has 3 receptions, utility room, ensuite, double garage, a garden office with power/ water/ hard-wired connection/ soil pipe & no onward chain.

Well presented through-out, this spacious house has a 18’ through aspect living room with an attractive open working fireplace. Across the original tiled entrance hall is the family room with its oak flooring, working decorative wood burner and open doorway into; the 16’sq kitchen/dining room which has a triple aspect, exposed brick, central island, under floor heating and side door leading to the garden. The 4 double bedrooms and family shower room/wc are on the 2nd floor. Bedroom 1 being the master has a Juliette balcony, an ensuite walk in shower/wc with exposed beams, vaulted ceiling and velux window.

Outside: The rear garden is predominantly laid to lawn with several fruit trees. To the rear of the garden a brick home office/cabin has been built, with cavity walls, insulation, hard-wired for communications, electricity, water and a mains soil pipe. To the front, behind an electric gate there is hard standing for 2 vehicles as well as the electric double door to the double garage. The garage has power, some eaves storage and a utility room with door to the rear garden.

Located in Denton Rise the property sits on the boundary of Denton Village and South Heighton. The South Downs National Park, with its delightful countryside walks is within easy reach. Popular local Village pubs ‘The Flying Fish’ and Hampden Arms are a few streets away. Local shops and bus services can be found at Denton Corner, also a Sainsbury’s supermarket are all within a mile. The cross-channel ferry service to Dieppe and railway station are both with approximately a mile and a half. The county town of Lewes is within eight miles, the City of Brighton and Eastbourne are approximately twelve miles.

Points of interest to the property:
- During the Second World War the house was used as billeting for a communications division of WRNS ‘Wrens’.
- Lapsed planning to connect the living room and kitchen/diner externally via an orangery.
- Lapsed planning to extend behind the garage.
- Solar tiles to garage & garden office are owned outright.



Porch -

Hall -

Kitchen/Dining Room - 5.00m x 5.00m (16'4" x 16'4") -

Living Room - 5.60m x 3.60m (18'4" x 11'9") -

Family Room - 3.60m x 3.60m (11'9" x 11'9") -

Cloakroom/Wc -



Landing -

Master Bedroom - 5.00m x 5.00m (16'4" x 16'4") -

- Ensuite - 3.30m x 1.40m (10'9" x 4'7") -

Bedroom 2 - 3.60m x 3.60m (11'9" x 11'9") -

Bedroom 3 - 3.60m x 2.80m (11'9" x 9'2") -

Bedroom 4 - 3.60m x 2.70m (11'9" x 8'10") -

Shower/Wc - 2.50m x 1.90m (8'2" x 6'2") -



Garage - 5.70m x 5.00m (18'8" x 16'4") -

Utility Room - 2.10m x 2.10m (6'10" x 6'10") -



Home Garden Office - 5.46m x 3.80m (17'10" x 12'5") -

Wc -



Rear Garden -

Front Garden -

Hardstanding -



Council Tax Band: E -

Epc: C -