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Pickledegg

Active member
Jul 13, 2012
213
You could buy half of newhaven :D

Not strictly true is it?!

As I sit hear in my garden on a fine summers day looking out to sea and can barely hear the road noise from the A259!

15 minute train journey to the Amex! 2 minute walk to the South Downs, 5 minute drive to Seaford beach! Not bad for 'scummy' old Newhaven!!

Granted, the town centre is a dump and should be bulldozed but some very nice houses and areas within a couple of mile radius!

£300k would get you a nice 3/4 bed Det house/bungalow.
 




Garry Nelson's Left Foot

Well-known member
Jul 7, 2003
13,166
tokyo
Saltdean might be a good option. It's quiet-a mix of families and those whose kids have flown the nest, bordered by the sea to the south, the downs to the north and telscombe tye to the east so lots of choice for dog walking. It's got all the basic amenities and shops you need. Not as expensive as rottingdean or ovingdean and classier than woodingdean and peacehaven... And you can definitely get a decent place for under 400k.

Only a ten or so minute drive form the centre of brighton too.
 
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upthealbion1970

bring on the trumpets....
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Jan 22, 2009
8,866
Woodingdean
Not strictly true is it?!

As I sit hear in my garden on a fine summers day looking out to sea and can barely hear the road noise from the A259!

15 minute train journey to the Amex! 2 minute walk to the South Downs, 5 minute drive to Seaford beach! Not bad for 'scummy' old Newhaven!!

Granted, the town centre is a dump and should be bulldozed but some very nice houses and areas within a couple of mile radius!

£300k would get you a nice 3/4 bed Det house/bungalow.

Whoosh!
 


willyfantastic

New member
Mar 1, 2009
2,368
Steyning is very nice. If you've got kids the schools here are excellent.

I nearly bought this house about 9 years ago.........

http://www.primelocation.com/for-sa...h_identifier=1bb1de7ee5ba5f33ea94ee01413f4016

Good location - but wife didn't like the kitchen.

my parents live in Steyning right on the high street and its a really nice place during the day, although (this might just be living on the high street) you are kept up all night every weekend by drunkards staggering around the place yelling obscenities which is a bit annoying

cracking view of the downs, and the local sussex produce store and truffles bakery are awesome - id quite like to live there one day
 








Jam The Man

Well-known member
Jul 5, 2003
8,140
South East North Lancing
Just moved to North Lancing - Sooooooo peaceful. Love it.
 


Gwylan

Well-known member
Jul 5, 2003
31,399
Uffern
no mate quiet sounds great to me. Kids are grown up now so it's just me the wife and our oldest lad..... oh and don't forget the dogs

There are some good suggestions on here - many of them places where we looked when we moved to Brighton. Portslade, Southwick, Hangleton. One place that you should look at is Telscombe - I know nothing about the place but the bit of common land at the back of the estate is massive, was there the other morning and it was full of dog walkers. And you should definitely have a look at Coldean - it's green and it's peaceful.

All of these places are cheap by Brighton standards, you'll get a lot for your money as Londoners don't tend to move to them
 




hybrid_x

Banned
Jun 28, 2011
2,225
wow.....humans seriously looking to part with near half a million pounds to live in shoreham or portslade.

wow.


.....and then council tax, elec, gas, internet, fuel, food on top.....one can throw another grand a month on top.
 


Pickledegg

Active member
Jul 13, 2012
213
Look at my location

Double whoosh on your part :lol:

I did notice, so no double 'whoosh' on my part!!

You could always move? Grass is always greener elsewhere!

Why is it that people slag off where they live? It's beyond me!

All areas have run down parts but to generalise does not paint the full picture!

The OP was after info on where to get value for money!

I wouldn't expect you would say that Margate, Ramsgate, Cliftonville, Deal etc would be your area of choice because of what you have read (these are in Kent by the way!!)? I guess you would generalise these and group them as 'shit holes'!! Again the town centres of these once lovely seaside towns are not the best!

But the OP would understand that a few miles outside of these towns, there are some great areas!!

Get out your A-Z and travel a bit and you might realise that where you reside is not half bad!!
 








upthealbion1970

bring on the trumpets....
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Jan 22, 2009
8,866
Woodingdean
I did notice, so no double 'whoosh' on my part!!

You could always move? Grass is always greener elsewhere!

Why is it that people slag off where they live? It's beyond me!

All areas have run down parts but to generalise does not paint the full picture!

The OP was after info on where to get value for money!

I wouldn't expect you would say that Margate, Ramsgate, Cliftonville, Deal etc would be your area of choice because of what you have read (these are in Kent by the way!!)? I guess you would generalise these and group them as 'shit holes'!! Again the town centres of these once lovely seaside towns are not the best!

But the OP would understand that a few miles outside of these towns, there are some great areas!!

Get out your A-Z and travel a bit and you might realise that where you reside is not half bad!!

Sarcasm is lost on you, the use of :D in my 1st post should give you a clue. I thought I'd knock newhaven before anyone else did.
 


FOOTSKI

New member
Sep 30, 2010
507
Kent
I did notice, so no double 'whoosh' on my part!!

You could always move? Grass is always greener elsewhere!

Why is it that people slag off where they live? It's beyond me!

All areas have run down parts but to generalise does not paint the full picture!

The OP was after info on where to get value for money!

I wouldn't expect you would say that Margate, Ramsgate, Cliftonville, Deal etc would be your area of choice because of what you have read (these are in Kent by the way!!)? I guess you would generalise these and group them as 'shit holes'!! Again the town centres of these once lovely seaside towns are not the best!

But the OP would understand that a few miles outside of these towns, there are some great areas!!

Get out your A-Z and travel a bit and you might realise that where you reside is not half bad!!

.......... And relax....... all options are open and your views have been welcome, thanks
 






rdigs24

Southampton seagull
Jan 21, 2012
539
Southampton
I live in Kent at the moment and am looking to get a home nearer to brighton for about £400,000.

Where do you think i should go? or more to the point where should i avoid?

feedback from the locals would be great.

Selling a 3 bed Semi in Southampton for 200k. Lovely views of the docks and Only 90 mins from the Amex by train:albion2:o.Hope this helps as its slightly nearer Brighton than Kent:clap:
 


The Bun Elephant

New member
Feb 16, 2010
187
Sussex By The Sea
Withdean is generally over priced so be careful. It really depends on what you really want and what work you're prepared to put in. For example here in sleepy Hangleton my neighbours brought the semi-detatched 1 bed bungalow next door for £200k. £30k to add an extra layer and it's about to become a two bathroom, 3 bed with a 120 foot garden.

Thats a cheap extension - who was the builder ?

Some nice places in Westdene or Patcham for £400K
 
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Commander

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Apr 28, 2004
13,015
London
wow.....humans seriously looking to part with near half a million pounds to live in shoreham or portslade.

wow.


.....and then council tax, elec, gas, internet, fuel, food on top.....one can throw another grand a month on top.

Brunswick?
 








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