2 bed property for sale

Downland Park, The Street, Bramber, West Sussex BN44

Stunning fully refurbished park home in the heart of the south downs | over 50s development | ready to move straight into

Occupying a prized position as the first home within the highly sought-after Downland Park development in the historic village of Bramber, this beautifully refurbished detached park home offers stylish, low-maintenance living exclusively for the over 50s.

Recently transformed throughout, the property is presented in excellent decorative order and provides bright, modern accommodation designed for easy everyday living. The heart of the home is an inviting open-plan living space incorporating a comfortable lounge and a brand-new fitted kitchen, creating a sociable and practical environment perfect for relaxing or entertaining.

The double bedroom is well-proportioned and benefits from plenty of natural light, whilst the contemporary shower room has also been newly installed to a high standard. Further benefits include double glazing throughout, electric heating and modern floor coverings, ensuring buyers can move straight in with nothing to do.

Externally, the property occupies an easy-to-maintain plot and benefits from a private parking space. Its position at the entrance to the development offers excellent accessibility and convenience.

Situated within walking distance of the picturesque villages of Bramber, Steyning and Upper Beeding, residents can enjoy an outstanding combination of countryside living and local amenities. The beautiful South Downs National Park is quite literally on the doorstep, whilst excellent road links provide easy access to Shoreham-by-Sea, Brighton, Worthing and beyond.

An ideal purchase for those seeking a peaceful lifestyle, a lock-up-and-leave property, or a stylish home in a highly desirable Sussex location.

Services: Mains electricity, water and sewerage.
Pitch Fee: £193.02 per calendar month.
Next Pitch Fee Review: 01/07/2027.
Age Restriction: Residents must be aged 50 years or over.

Bramber

Steeped in history and character, Bramber is one of Sussex's most charming villages. Home to the impressive ruins of Bramber Castle, the village offers a wonderful blend of heritage, countryside and community spirit. Residents enjoy traditional pubs, tea rooms and direct access to some of the best walking and cycling routes within the South Downs National Park.

Things To Do
Explore Bramber Castle and its grounds
South Downs walking and cycling trails
Riverside walks along the River Adur
Local cafés, pubs and historic attractions
Steyning

Just moments away, the thriving market town of Steyning offers an excellent range of independent shops, boutiques, coffee houses, restaurants and everyday amenities. Its bustling High Street regularly hosts community events, markets and festivals, creating a vibrant atmosphere year-round.

Schooling
Steyning C of E Primary School
St Andrew's C of E Primary School
Steyning Grammar School (highly regarded secondary school)
Amenities
Medical Centre and gp services (Steyning)
Supermarkets and convenience stores
Independent retailers
Cafés, pubs and restaurants
Library and leisure facilities
Upper Beeding

Neighbouring Upper Beeding provides further amenities and excellent access into the South Downs. The village is particularly popular with walkers, cyclists and dog owners due to its direct access to open countryside.

Scenic Walks & Dog Walking
The South Downs Way
Cissbury Ring
Fulking Escarpment
River Adur pathways
Beeding Hill and Truleigh Hill
Shoreham-by-Sea

Approximately 15 minutes away by car, Shoreham-by-Sea offers a vibrant coastal lifestyle with a bustling harbour, beach, independent dining scene and excellent commuter connections.

Leisure & Recreation
Shoreham Beach
Harbour and waterfront restaurants
Watersports and sailing clubs
Cinema and cultural events
Fitness centres and sports clubs
Rail Connections

Direct rail services from Shoreham-by-Sea provide access to:

Brighton
Worthing
Gatwick Airport
London Victoria
Transport Links

The property benefits from excellent transport connections:

A283 providing easy access to Shoreham-by-Sea
A27 linking Brighton, Worthing and Chichester
Nearby access to the A23/M23 for Gatwick and London
Mainline railway stations at Shoreham-by-Sea and Lancing
Regular local bus services serving surrounding villages and towns