4 Bedroom Cottage in Rottingdean

Situated in the centre of Rottingdean, this 3 storey stone cottage is the perfect holiday home for families or friends to share. The living room has a large open fire for those cooler evenings or in warmer weather a patio garden with barbeque to enjoy some al fresco dining. The High Street has plenty to offer with numerous pubs, all serving food, and a range of tea rooms, independent cafes, restaurants, and an excellent greengrocer/deli. The beach is just a 2 minute walk away where you can also join the undercliff path and take a walk or cycle into Brighton.


Distance to Coast: 0.2 miles, Shop: 20 metres, Pub: 20 metres, Central Brighton: 4 miles, Eastbourne: 20 miles.


We love this property because it is right in the hub of everything and close to the beach!


Entrance: through back door and into:


Kitchen: with electric oven and ceramic induction hob, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, microwave, kettle, toaster


Sitting/Dining Room: is carpeted with large extendable dining table, 6/8 chairs, large 3 seater sofa, snuggle chair, Smart TV, nest of tables, open fire


Door to cellar: steep flight of stairs down to washing machine and tumble drier


Up flight of stairs to:


Bedroom 3: is carpeted with single truckle bed/twin beds, fitted cupboard, tallboy cupboard, bedside table


Bathroom: free-standing bath with rainfall shower and separate hand shower, wash basin, wc and heated towel rail


Bedroom 2: is carpeted with king size bed, bedside tables, built in wardrobes, small desk


Up steep flight of stairs directly into (no door):


Bedroom 1: is a mezzanine room (no door) and is carpeted with king size bed, built-in wardrobes and chest of drawers. Door through to


Bedroom 4: is carpeted with double bed, low drawer unit, bedside table


Garden: Enclosed garden with patio area, garden furniture, gas barbeque


Heating: Gas central heating


Parking: There are pay and display car parks in the village


Pets: 2 well-behaved dogs welcome


Notes: The property is laid out over 3 floors and the stairs are steep.


Out and About:


Rottingdean is a large village 4 miles to the East of Brighton which has plenty of attractions for visitors with its beaches, cliff top walks and sea views. There is the iconic windmill at the top of Beacon Hill which leads on to the Nature Reserve. The Grange is also worth a visit, housing an Art Gallery and Museum where there are rooms dedicated to Edward Burne-Jones and Rudyard Kipling, both of whom lived in houses around the Green. The lively and vibrant city of Brighton is a short drive or bus ride away and offers many restaurants, museums, theatres and nightlife.