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Property description

This development offers the following schemes:

Deposit Unlock
Bank of Mum and Dad
Own New Deposit Drop
Part Exchange
Home Change
Deposit Boost
Armed Forces/ Key Worker Discount
Own New Rate Reducer

Schemes are available on selected plots only, subject to status, terms and conditions apply. Contact the development for latest information.

The Kennet is a new home that makes the most of an extra floor to create an ensuite bedroom that feels like a grown-up retreat. That still leaves three bedrooms and a bathroom for the rest of the family to call their own, while downstairs, this house has been designed to make sure there’s plenty of space for all the action of family life.

Additional Information

Tenure: Freehold
Council tax band: Not made available by local authority until post-occupation

Rooms

Ground Floor

Kitchen (2.74 x 2.59 m)
Dining Room (2.38 x 2.59 m)
Living Room (4.16 x 3.95 m)

First Floor

Bedroom 2 (3.0 x 2.85 m)
Bedroom 3 (2.69 x 3.1 m)
Bedroom 4 (2.34 x 3.1 m)

Second Floor

Bedroom 1 (4.09 x 5.91 m)

About Mill Cross

With the quaint seaside resort of Pevensey Bay on its coastal border, and the large-town amenities of Eastbourne less than 20 minutes away – the ancient village of Pevensey offers a beautiful work-life balance, excellent day-to-day essentials and more.

The Pevensey Haven river runs along the north of the village, and in the centre you can find a good range of everyday amenities including shops, pubs and restaurants, a leisure centre, and entertainment. Less than 15 minutes away by car, you also have the regular farmers’ market in Hailsham, and the larger shops and seaside delights of Eastbourne. For local history and culture, Pevensey Castle, which dates back to Roman times, is an English Heritage site that’s an ideal day out for all ages.

For nature further inland, you have the local habitat of the Pevensey Levels – a protected nature reserve that features lush wetlands, and is home to many rare animal species. And of course, within 10 minutes, you have access to the High Weald National landscape, which includes the historical sites of Bodiam and Scotney Castle.

Leisure

Under half an hour by train or car, the seaside town of Eastbourne provides you with a wealth of creative culture, beautiful eateries, by-the-sea charm and entertainment – including the Eastbourne promenade. There’s also regular events to enjoy, such as Airbourne – a free international air show, beer festivals and the town’s popular seafront markets.

Education

A great area for growing families, Pevensey offers a range of education opportunities for all ages. For example, the Stone Cross Primary School and St Catherine’s College in Eastbourne were both previously rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted. Also under a 10-minute drive away, you have the Eastbourne campus of the University of Brighton, which offers excellent further education courses.
Just minutes to the north of the village, you have the Pevensey bypass (A27), which connects you to the neighbouring towns and villages that surround Eastbourne. This route also meets the A22, which is a direct route to Hailsham and the rest of the county. For travel by rail, Pevensey & Westham train stations offer services to Eastbourne in under half an hour, and fellow coastal town Hastings in under an hour. And when trips abroad take your fancy, Gatwick Airport is approximately an hour’s drive away.