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PROJECT BRIGHTON Turn up the volume for Children’s Hospice Week TOP ATTRACTIONS The homebuyers’ must­haves

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LH CONTENTS 5 | PROJECT BRIGHTON Turn up the volume for Children’s Hospice Week

6 | BUILDING A FUTURE Foster & Co make an exciting new start on the city's property scene

9 | LANDLADY Going spare

9 | NOW & THEN

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Change? What change?

10 | SISTER PLEDGE Mother of Chailey Heritage School pupil recognised as one of Sussex’s Inspirational Women

10 | TOP ATTRACTIONS Fast broadband and two toilets now ‘must­haves’ for homebuyers

11 | LIVING LARGE An incredible five bedroom detached home, from Jacobs Steel

16 | THE RIGHT FIT

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HOT PROPERTY Eaton Road, Hove Hosting the best views in town for any leather­on­willow fan, this two­bedroom fourth floor apartment looks right over the cricket grounds. Spacious and flooded with light, with a communal roof terrace to toast every boundary shot from. Guide price £350­£375,000 01273 771111 www.phillipsandstill.co.uk

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BRIGHTON > Let’s turn up the volume for Children’s Hospice Week

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his week is Children’s Hospice Week – the UK’s only awareness and fundraising week for children with life­ shortening conditions, and their families and the palliative care services that support them. The aim of the week is to improve public understanding of what life is really like for families caring for seriously­ill children. The round­the­clock care that children with life­shortening conditions need impacts on the entire family. Families often find it difficult to spend quality time together as it can be complicated to do even the simplest activities. It also highlights how precious family time is and how the wide range of children’s palliative care services across the UK provide vital support to thousands of families and help them treasure their time together.

“ The little things are the big things, like going for a swim ” We met up with our local children’s hospice, Chestnut Tree House, to find out a bit more about the care services they offer. What does Chestnut Tree House do? Chestnut Tree House provides specialist palliative care services to around 300 children and young people aged 0–19 with life­shortening conditions in Brighton and Hove, East Sussex, West Sussex and South East Hampshire – both at the hospice near Arundel and in families’ own homes. This includes assessment, advice and information, specialist short breaks, emergency care, step down from hospital and end of life care. LATEST TV | VIRGIN MEDIA 159 | FREEVIEW CHANNEL 7

The charity also offers bereavement support, a specialist neonatal care service, services for under 5s and transition advice for young people moving to adult services. The charity helps hundreds of local children with life­shortening conditions, their siblings and families enjoy precious little moments together – for however long they have together. What it costs: £6,850 covers one day of all care services provided by Chestnut Tree House, £1,953 gives a child a three­ night break at Chestnut Tree House, allowing them to enjoy the hydrotherapy pool, relax in the multi­sensory room and join in with a host of activities, whilst mum and dad get the chance to ‘recharge their batteries’. £230 gives a child the chance to visit Chestnut Tree House for the day and enjoy a range of activities, £157 allows a member of the Chestnut Tree House Community Care Support Team to care for a life­limited child in the child’s home, £40 will cover the costs of a session with a Bereavement Counsellor, £35 will enable a child to experience a magical hour in Chestnut Tree House’s multi­sensory room with a specially­trained member of staff, while £4.75 pays for one minute of all Chestnut Tree House care services. Linda Perry, Director of Children’s Services at Chestnut Tree House says: “It’s really important for us to spread the word about the specialist care services we offer, both at the hospice and in families’ own homes. Children’s palliative care charities across the UK provide vital care and support, helping families be families. “Since Chestnut Tree House opened in 2003, the number of children we care for has increased from 30 to over 300, and during this time the children we are caring for have become more complex. We receive very little central government funding – less than 7% of our annual £3.5 million care costs – so rely heavily on the support and generosity of our local community to raise the funds we need to reach out to more people and continue providing this vital care to local children and their families.” The little things are the big things… when you’re facing the greatest of challenges, it’s the smallest of things that matter most – things that the rest of us often take for granted, like having a bath at bedtime, walking in the garden, going for a swim. The care that Chestnut Tree House offers children in their own homes and at the hospice means that families get to enjoy more precious ordinary little moments. To find out more about the work of Chestnut Tree House visit www.chestnut­tree­house.org.uk or call the Fundraising Team on 01903 871820.

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BUILDING A FUTURE Foster & Co make an exciting new start on the city's property scene

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oster & Co may well be the new kids on the block but they are kids with a wide range of experience in the property industry. Edward Foster was formerly at Hamptons, a well established brand with a strong national reputation. "I loved being at Hamptons and I gained valuable experience there, but after ten years I knew that it was time for me start out on my own. I have certainly built up a network of clients and friendship groups, and realised that I was ready to get out of the corporate world and create my own independent brand."

“ They allow professional

photography to tell the story ”

Foster & Co have chosen to base themselves in an office just off Church Road in Hove, in The Drive. We decided that we wanted to operate from an office, a smart office rather than the format of a high­street shop. Over the last few years we have noticed that fewer and fewer clients walk into that older format. We have to acknowledge that a lot of clients will now use online services when looking for a property to buy or rent, but there is still a need to meet people face to face and our smart office will give us that facility. But at the same time we did want to have a street presence, and with our office we have achieved both. It was important to us to be able to invite our clients into a smart and welcoming environment and I’m delighted that we have created just that." 6 | LATEST HOMES

So what area of the property market are they planning to work in? "We are not intending to limit ourselves to one area. We plan to offer a broad spectrum of services across sales and lettings as well as property management, and with my team of Charlie Foreman and Lily Hawkins I think we are ideally placed to do just that. We opened for business in April and already we have over 30 instructions on the books with properties ranging in price from £275,000 to £3,000,000. Right now our portfolio is city­wide and we certainly want to be seen as a city­wide business, but we also have interests beyond the city and we are already looking beyond with a keen interest in new home developments across the county and new sites too. Foster & Co have invested in the very best and most up­to date technologies and have a keen eye on modern marketing methods. At the same time they embrace tried and tested methods of doing business with beautifully designed marketing materials in which they describe a home’s location. They then allow professional photography to tell the story and inspire potential buyers to go along and view a home live. Buying, selling, renting, new homes, property management and property consultancy will be the core of this exciting new business and Edward, Lily and Charlie are already excited by the strong start that they have seen in such a short time. www.fosterandcoestateagents.co.uk Ground floor, 10 The Drive, Hove BN3 3JA 01273 830919


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£345,000

EDWARD FOSTER

GWYDYR MANSIONS, HOVE This one bedroom flat is offered with vacant possession and a share of freehold, within the striking period mansion block in central Hove.

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d was born and raised in Brighton and Hove and was educated at St. Christopher's, followed by Brighton College. Ed started at the age of 17 working

£500,000

for Lewis and Co which was bought out by Hamptons International where he worked for just over 8 years. Ed has built up a lot of contacts and good working relationships over the 10 years and felt it was the perfect time to launch Foster & Co. Out of the office Ed enjoys watching the football, rugby and playing golf.

LILY HAWKINS

HOVE MANOR, HOVE A three bedroom flat with two balconies in this prime central Hove location with easy access to the city centre.

£1,295 PCM

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ily grew up and went to school on the outskirts of Brighton in East Sussex. She previously worked for two large corporate Estate Agents as the team

administrator and has joined Foster & Co with the role of Office Manager. Lily is keen to help in all areas where she can and will bring organisation to the office whilst making sure everything runs smoothly. Outside the office Lily enjoys horse riding, baking and renovating her house.

CHARLIE FOREMAN

WILBURY ROAD, HOVE A penthouse in Central Hove, set on the top floor of a period building with two double bedrooms, both with large walk­in wardrobes.

£350,000

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harlie was born and raised in Brighton & Hove and was educated at St. Christopher's, followed by Brighton College. His estate agency career started in

2012 at an independent property firm in Islington, North London, where he

THIRD AVENUE, HOVE A purpose built two bedroom flat on one of Hove's best roads. Refurbished and comes with an allocated off­road parking space.

progressed from a property consultant to a manager within 18 months. In 2015 he moved to a company that specialises in waterside properties where he worked as the Assistant Manager in the central London office. Out of the office, he can be found on the golf course or running along the sea front.

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RENT BOOK TALES NOW & THEN Andy Garth The Landlady > Going spare

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ife is currently very peaceful at Landlady Towers. This is because it is mainly my own family living here, meaning I don't have to lodger­dodge so much. The only thing I have to worry about is The Big Daughter plying me with gin of an evening, which often isn't a bad thing. Although one of my two lodgers uses the kitchen for an inordinate amount of time to cook food that smells increasingly like ancient hosiery, I am now used to his habits and we tiptoe around each other in the manner of a couple of ballerinas performing the nutcracker suite with vegetables.

“ My other lodger – I only have two for now – is a joy ” My other lodger – I only have two for now – is a joy. He drinks and smokes, which is something that qualifies a person as normal in my house. He works as a chef and therefore is unlikely to use the kitchen for hours on end on the rare occasions that he's actually at home. Even if he did use the kitchen, I'm sure his wares would have a more tempting aroma than boiled Y­fronts. I know this to be true as I have visited his workplace several times and eaten extremely good food, and he once made me a pie to apologise for putting his fag ends in the gutter. The pie was apparently steak and ale, and very good, but I wouldn't know because The Cuban Boyfriend, who virtually loses his mind at the mere mention of a pie, wolfed it down before I even got a look in. With such harmony in the house, I am loathe to destroy the delicate balance by introducing a new lodger into the mix. This is in spite of the fact that I've had a spare, empty double room for the past month. As if I didn't remember, The Small Daughter is always keen to remind me of the time last year when we had four lodgers, one of whom cooked a nightly portion of what can only be described as cow pat, and another who would constantly occupy the kitchen and leave her vegetable peelings all over the floor. Sometimes, a bit of peace and quiet can be priceless. LATEST TV | VIRGIN MEDIA 159 | FREEVIEW CHANNEL 7

t this time of another election 1 I came across two photos that actually reminded me why 30­40 per cent of the population don't bother to vote... nothing changes and nothing gets done. Without being political: look at the picture to the right, a hot local topic regarding the condition of the Madeira Arches on Brighton seafront, with temporary supports obviously showing that there was a problem. ‘So when was this problem?’, you may ask. Last year? Five years ago? Ten years? NO... 1978. So why after this picture was taken has it taken almost 40 years to decide there is a problem needing millions of pounds to solve it? The photo at the top of my column is a demonstration in Brighton about high rents, and not enough house building, and a

“ A hot local topic regarding the

condition of the Madeira Arches on Brighton seafront... ”

more socialist housing policy. This was 47 years ago in 1970, and being apolitical both sides have had ample opportunities to deal with this issue but – and I'm not condoning it – people can't be bothered to vote because the important stuff gets talked about, but in the end it seems that's all that happens. As I stated earlier, this is not a political rant but an observation on my city. I care about it but despair when looking through all my stuff and realise that there is so much opportunity to improve Brighton and Hove, for us and its visitors, that’s not seized upon. Normal service will resume next week with the auction results. For more info email me Brightonandhovestuff@gmail.com 28 Western Rd, Hove, BN3 1AF

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SISTER PLEDGE > Mother of Chailey Heritage School pupil recognised as one of Sussex’s Inspirational Women

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ussex mothers, Vicki Harper and Charlotte Moore, were recognised at the prestigious Sussex Women of the Year Lunch held at the American Express Community Stadium this week. Vicki’s son Sam, aged 8 and a pupil at Chailey Heritage School, has a rare genetic disorder CDKL­5, which affects only 300 boys globally. As part of his condition, he has severe epilepsy and needs one­to­one care at all times. Vicki spoke at the lunch, that aims to honour and share achievements of women across Sussex, about family life with Sam, her husband Alec and other two children, and about what a difference Chailey Heritage has made to their lives. Charlotte also spoke movingly about living with her two autistic sons who are now in their 20s.

“ It is an amazing place with some

fantastic facilities and a team of people who are committed ”

“Chailey Heritage is integral to our lives and Sam’s wellbeing,” says Vicki. “The professionals that work there are dedicated to providing Sam with the best care and therapy for his complex needs. He has already built up great core strength through horse riding sessions and hydrotherapy and is learning to use the Eyegaze technology which allows him to track his eye movements to communicate and play games. It is an amazing place with some

fantastic facilities and with a team of people who are committed to making sure that every young person reaches their full potential.” Sally­Anne Murray, Development Director of Chailey Heritage Foundation comments: “It’s great to be supported by this amazing event and Charlotte Moore and Vicki Harper to hear Vicki talk so eloquently and passionately about hers and Sam’s family life. At Chailey Heritage we rely heavily on the generosity of people at events like this one to generate funds to build facilities for the children and young adults. The money donated from the event will go towards our D.R.E.A.M (dynamic, real, experiential, amazing, magical) Centre campaign to create a modern, purpose built space, large enough for children and young people with complex disabilities to take part in a mixture of arts and physical activities.” Maureen Chowen, High Sheriff of East Sussex, who also spoke at the lunch, said “It has been a super afternoon meeting old friends, colleagues and new ladies from all around Sussex who have made contributions to the county. Today has been an opportunity to bring everyone together at the same time and to support Chailey Heritage Foundation, a well­deserved local charity, which, as Vicki told us, makes such a difference to the lives of young people with complex needs.” The annual lunch aims to recognise women’s extraordinary achievements and contributions to Sussex and this year’s lunch supports Chailey Heritage Foundation. To find out more or to donate, please visit www.chf.org.uk/dreamcentre or contact Sally­Anne Murray, Development Director on 01825 724752

TOP ATTRACTIONS > Fast broadband and two toilets now ‘must­ haves’ for homebuyers

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ast broadband, at least two toilets and off­road parking are among the features that have become essentials for many property buyers. A new survey has revealed the top 20 things people look for in a new home, with central heating, double glazing and a garden unsurprisingly leading the way. But more modern factors – such as a strong internet connection, clear mobile phone signal and enough living space for a large flatscreen television – are also priorities for buyers.

“ This shows the importance of investing in eco­friendly solutions... ” Kevin Shaw, national sales director at property specialist Leaders, says: “New technology and modern design standards have changed the way people think about the place they live and what they expect when buying a new home. “Many people are looking for a property that boasts fast broadband and a good mobile phone signal, meaning sellers who can offer these should realise these factors have become a major selling point. “It is also interesting to note that a strong performance when it comes to energy efficiency is another must for buyers. This shows the importance of investing in eco­friendly solutions such as solar panels, cavity wall insulation and a high­specification boiler.” 10 | LATEST HOMES

Other issues that were named by respondents to the Gocompare.com survey as among the 20 most important things in a new home included ample electric sockets, friendly neighbours, a driveway or dedicated parking space, secure doors and windows, a dining room and a bath. Despite the modern feel of many of the answers, buyers still insisted that a landline telephone is also essential in any new property. Kevin adds: “Efficiency, security and connectivity have overtaken aesthetic issues such as period features. How a home performs in these areas is likely to sway modern buyers so sellers are advised to prioritise such matters.” For more information on selling, letting, buying or renting a property contact your local Leaders branch or visit leaders.co.uk.

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SHOWCASE PROPERTY

FOXFORD HOUSE, STABLE LANE, FINDON VILLAGE, WEST SUSSEX, BN14 0RR A stunning five bedroom detached house situated in a private gated estate in sought after Findon Village. • Four Reception Rooms • Feature Entrance Hall & Part Galleried Landing • Master Bedroom Suite with Dressing Room • Luxury En­suite Bathroom with Jacuzzi & Sauna • South Facing Rear Garden with Hot Tub • Detached Double Width Garage • Surround Sound System Throughout • No Onward Chain

PRICE: £1,200,000 CONTACT DETAILS:

For more information or to arrange a viewing please contact Matt Jacobs on 01903 206000 or email mattjacobs@jacobs­steel.co.uk


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Downsview £275,000 Share of Freehold • 2 double bedrooms • Allocated parking space • Beautifully presented • Share of Freehold. EPC C72 Call Fiveways office 01273 566777

Washington Street Offers over £500,000 Freehold A NEWLY REFURBISHED 4 BEDROOM HOUSE LOCATED IN THE HEART OF HANOVER. This property is truly stunning, light throughout and offers plenty of well arranged accommodation. It has a brand new kitchen, bathroom, bedroom with en suite, boiler and much more. The amazing 20' kitchen/diner is great for hosting family and friends. Close to many local shops, bars and school this is an ideal family purchase. Energy rating: C69 Exclusive to Maslen Estate Agents. Call Lewes Road office 01273 677001

St. Michaels Place £400,000 Leasehold • 2 double bedrooms • Private courtyard • Spacious accommodation • Close to Brighton station. EPC C69 Call Fiveways office 01273 566777

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£350,000 Share of Freehold • 2 double bedrooms • Spacious accommodation • Excellent decorative order throughout • EPC C71 Call Fiveways office 01273 566777

£450,000 Freehold • 4 bedrooms • Popular location • Spacious accommodation • Detached. EPC D56 Call Fiveways office 01273 566777

£365,000 Share of Freehold • 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom flat • South facing private patio garden • Excellent condition throughout • Gated underground parking space. EPC C78 Call Fiveways office 01273 566777


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Roundhill Crescent

£300,000 Freehold • 2 bedroom end of terrace house • Off road parking • Large rear garden • NO ONWARD CHAIN. EPC D67 Call Woodingdean office on 01273 278866

£325,000 Freehold • Recently refurbished 3 bedroom house • Modern kitchen & bathroom • Popular Bevendean location • Sunny 71' rear garden. EPC D68 Call Lewes Road office 01273 677001

Offers over £290,000 Share of Freehold • Fantastic 2 bedroom GF garden flat • Period fireplaces & features • Smart kitchen & bathroom • Available chain free. EPC C69 Call Lewes Road office 01273 677001

‘Excellent communication. Very helpful & friendly.’ Mr Rolf, Grantham Road

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The Ridgway £395,000 Freehold • 2 Bedroom/2 Reception Room • Tastefully Decorated • Pretty Rear Garden • Private Driveway. EPC D60 Call Woodingdean on 01273 278866

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St. Leonards Avenue £465,000 Freehold • Immaculate condition throughout • Period features including open fire • Boarded loft with fixed staircase • Iconic Yellow Brick construction. EPC D62 Call Fiveways office on 01273 566777

£425,000 Freehold A DECEPTIVE SPLIT LEVEL HOUSE WITH OPEN PLAN LIVING ACCOMMODATION. The wow factor for this property is the sun terrace which stretches right across the rear of the house and the outstanding rear garden with fantastic farmland views. The interior is modern and well presented and offers flexible accommodation topped off by being situated in a sought after cul-de-sac. Energy Rating D59. Call Woodingdean office on 01273 278866


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01273 274040

Email: sales@psandb.co.uk 01273 274040

sales@psandb.co.uk Website: www.psandb.co.uk 32 Queenswww.psandb.co.uk Road Brighton BN1 3YE

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• Approximately one mile from Storrington Village

• Bespoke fitted kitchen, Private terrace

• EPC rating: D

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• Desirable location

• New kitchen and bath

• EPC rating: C

• Separate kitchen

• EPC rating: TBC

• 100ft Rear garden

• EPC rating: D


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ARE YOU

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t’s a fact: not all letting agents are the same. At Khalil’s we can make a very big difference to your experience of letting, whether you are a landlord or a tenant. Khalil’s Tenant Reward Scheme At Khalil’s we believe that good tenants deserve to be rewarded. They deserve extra services like cleaning and gardening, they should pay reduced letting fees and leave lower deposits, and, most importantly of all, they should benefit from a cash sum at the end of their tenancy if they pay their rent on time. And that is not a deal you are probably getting from your current letting agent. Go ahead, ask them why not! Khalil’s Rent Guarantee Scheme We also believe that landlords should get great returns on their investments, but their experience should be stress­free and void­ free. We will pay landlords rent every single month regardless of whether their property is occupied or not, and it’s totally our responsibility to maintain and fill their house or flat. And that’s not a deal you were offered by your current letting agent, is it? Maybe you too should ask them why not! Khalil’s is a letting agent that both landlords and tenants love We get such great properties to let because landlords know we will handle everything for them and pay them rent every single month of the year. And we get such good tenants to move in because we reward them, and we make finding, arranging and living in a rental property simple. Our Tenant Reward Scheme ensures rental properties are well cared for and that tenants are happy in them and encouraged to act responsibly. It costs each tenant £20 a month to join, and they must take out tenant liability insurance to signal their good intentions. We then include utility bills (including broadband) in their rent to make things easy, and offer a fortnightly cleaning and gardening service to ensure it is a pleasure to live in the property, and that it remains well looked after. What’s more we waive many letting fees that other agents charge, and we fund a reward for good tenants, with a 10% 16 | LATEST HOMES

discount on their rent at the end of their tenancy, as long as payments have been made on time. This means we encourage only good tenants to rent the property we manage for you. It also means that there are many perks that are available to tenants living in our properties, so people tend to stay longer and live happier. And that is good news for everyone! Are you getting the best deal? If you are a landlord and would like to chat about how we can guarantee your rent and take away the burden from letting your property, give us a call to find out about the difference that Khalil’s can make. If you are a tenant and would like to find out about our Tenant Reward Scheme, and benefit from cleaning services, reduced fees and a cash reward at the end of your tenancy, then speak to us (or ask us for some information you can show to your current landlord). After all, at Khalil’s we offer both landlords and tenants a very good deal. And that’s how we are different. For more information about Khalil’s Tenant Reward Scheme or Khalil’s Rent Guarantee Scheme call Ahmed Khalil on 01273 573690, mobile 07984015669, email ahmed@khalilproperties.co.uk, visit Khalil Properties at 124 Lewes Road, Brighton BN2 3LG or find us online at www.khalilproperties.co.uk.

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