» Dream Home: Buckingham Palace
Spacious family living in the city centre in a stunning period property from Mishon Mackay
» Showcase Property: Mansell McTaggart
Sweet Jasmine: A newly refurbished home in a stunning Grade II Listed building for sale with Mansell McTaggart
Jasmine Cottage is a stunning three double bedroom, three bathroom home which forms part of Southdowns Park, a Grade II Listed building on the southern edge of Haywards Heath. The property is within 11 miles of Brighton and just over a mile from The Broadway with its restaurants, cafés and bars.
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» Showcase Property: Brand Vaughan
Seventh Heaven: A stunning Victorian town house in sought-after Seven Dials from Brand Vaughan
It’ll be love at first sight when you see this gorgeous Victorian character town house in the ever beating heart of Seven Dials. Many of Brighton and Hove’s residents already love the Seven Dials but none more so than the keen commuter to London. This stunning home oozes curb appeal and demands one’s full attention from the very first glance. From the period black and white tiled pathway and steps leading up to the bright purple front door, you are immediately aware that this house has personality and isn’t afraid to show it.
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» Showcase Property: Brand Vaughan
Summertime in Saltdean: Brand Vaughan presents a superbly designed home in a fantastic location
A substantial, detached three bedroom house; a calm, peaceful location just three miles from Brighton city centre, with distant sea views and a stone’s throw from the famous Saltdean Lido! That sounds like the perfect recipe for seaside living. Of course, we all want to be within easy reach of the action (whether it’s clubs, pubs or great restaurants), but it’s also blissful to retreat to the calm of Saltdean and relax.
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» Oliver Borrow: Lost Garden
Garden designer Oliver Borrow explores Leonardslee before it closes to the public
Leonardslee in West Sussex, one of the country’s great ornamental woodland gardens has closed its gates to the public after being purchased as a private residence. Read the rest of this article »
» Crest Nicholson: One World
With a city led by the country’s first ever Green MP, one Brighton University student embraces eco living at One Brighton
Having elected the country’s first ever Green MP, residents of Brighton are clearly keen to keep environmental considerations at the top of the political agenda. With sustainable considerations in mind, one Brighton University student, Danielle Close, was very keen to live at One Brighton – a development jointly developed between Crest Nicholson and Bio-Regional Quintain – because of its attractive zero-carbon qualities, and she was able to do so with the help of her parents. Read the rest of this article »
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A stunning family home in a sought-after Brighton address, for sale with Cubitt & West estate agents
This architecturally designed family house was built in the 1970s and is situated in Dyke Road Avenue, one of the most prestigious roads in Brighton. Double electric wood panelled gates lead into an impressive brick-paved sweeping driveway with garage and ample parking for several cars.
» Cover feature: Tamarisk housing development
Idyllic living just along the coast at the Tamarisk development in East Preston
If you’ve not heard of East Preston, then a visit to Tamarisk will show you what you’ve been missing. Driving along the South Coast, it’s easy to miss the delightful seaside villages tucked away off the main road – and this is certainly the case with East Preston. Located just over 17 miles from Brighton and Chichester town centres, and less than six miles from Worthing and Littlehampton,* East Preston is one of West Sussex’s best-kept secrets.
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» InToto kitchens
Latest Homes meets a very satisfied customer whose dream has been realised with InToto kitchens
There are times when there simply isn’t an easy solution. Jonathan and Dave had bought their home between Lewes Road and Upper Lewes Road because they saw it had potential. A mid-Victorian corner property, it had originally been a bakery and shop. As such, it had a large basement and very large windows on the ground floor. The windows, whilst giving them huge amounts of northern light, would also mean that they were very exposed. Convention demanded that this large ground floor space would be their main living area and that the lower floor would be given over to the kitchen and services.
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