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Withdean is known locally for its wide, tree-lined roads and large private gated residences. There is however a wider variety of property in the area, with purpose built low-rise flats and smaller modern developments in quiet closes. The majority of property was built in the 1920’s and 30’s and are typical of interwar detached and semi-detached mock tudor houses.
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Before it was developed on, Withdean was mainly farmland known by the name of Wictedene, which has origins in the 12th century. The area used to be home to a Manor House which was given to Anne of Cleves by Henry VIII in 1541 but this was demolished in 1936. The majority of houses that cover the area today were built in the 1920’s and 1930’s.
Withdean is known locally for its wide, tree-lined roads and large private gated residences. There is however a wider variety of property in the area, with purpose built low-rise flats and smaller modern developments in quiet closes. The majority of property was built in the 1920’s and 30’s and are typical of interwar detached and semi-detached mock tudor houses.
In some parts of Withdean, you will find mainly flats, many of which are rented by private landlords including estate agencies. This is in contrast to other roads with predominantly large detached family homes that are privately owned. This explains why the area is popular with a mixture of families and young professionals, all of which enjoy the peaceful setting with close links to the city. The variety of properties is reflected in the range of sold prices last year which ranged from £130,000 to £2.2 million. The majority of sales were of detached houses which sold for an average of £779,928.
Withdean has a regular bus service to Brighton, including the number 27 which passes through every 15 minutes. The trip takes less than 20 minutes and goes directly to Brighton Station. Withdean sits right on the edge of the South Downs which makes it the ideal location for accessing beautiful country walks without the need to get in the car.
Primary: St Bernadette’s Catholic Primary School, Stanford Infant School, Cottesmore St Mary’s Catholic Primary School
Secondary: Dorothy Stringer School, Cardinal Newman Catholic School, Varndean School
Independent: Lancing College Preparatory School At Hove, Brighton Girls
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