2 rooms flat of 39m² in Brighton

Tenure: Leasehold Positioned in the heart of Rottingdean village, this beautifully presented two-bedroom apartment occupies the second floor of an attractive mock-Tudor building. Located moments from the seafront, undercliff walk and South Downs National Park, the apartment offers an increasingly rare balance of village atmosphere, coastline and open countryside, all within easy reach of Brighton city centre. Entered via the building’s main entrance and staircase, the apartment is situated on the second floor. A spacious entrance hall immediately creates a welcoming first impression, with ample room for storage or a dedicated work-from-home area. To the front of the property, a well-proportioned living room is neutrally decorated and centred around a feature fireplace, with space for both seating and dining. Large windows frame open views towards the village windmill, adding to the apartment’s character and sense of setting. Positioned separately, the modern kitchen is well arranged with ample cupboard and worktop space, alongside integrated appliances including a fridge, freezer, washing machine, electric oven and hob. Both bedrooms are comfortable doubles. The principal bedroom sits to the front of the building and benefits from a tiled en-suite shower room discreetly positioned behind a sliding mirrored door. Positioned quietly to the rear, the second bedroom enjoys a notably peaceful outlook and offers flexibility for guest accommodation or home working if a second bedroom is not required. An additional modern bathroom serves the remaining accommodation. Additional property information Property type: Second floor apartment Rent: £1550 pcm Deposit: £1788 (equivalent to five weeks’ rent) Furnishing: Part furnished Parking: On street parking Bills: Not included Council tax band: A EPC rating: D Management: Owner managed The area & transport links Rottingdean remains one of the most sought-after coastal villages on the outskirts of Brighton, admired for its historic character, independent shops, cafés and traditional pubs, all centred around a village high street. The seafront and undercliff walk are just moments away, while the South Downs National Park begins almost immediately behind the village, providing exceptional access to coastal and countryside walks alike. Regular bus services operate nearby, offering direct connections into Brighton and towards Eastbourne, with Brighton city centre reachable in approximately fifteen minutes. Property disclaimer In accordance with the Estate Agents Act 1979, we are required to disclose that the owner of this property is a connected person. The property is being let by a family member of the directors of Number Twenty Four Estate Agency. EPC Rating: D Parking - On Street Free on street parking on the roads surrounding the property.