• About
    • Ethics policy
    • Privacy Policy
    • Ownership, funding and corrections
    • Complaints procedure
    • Terms & Conditions
  • Contact
  • Support
  • Newsletter
Brighton and Hove News
26 July, 2026
  • News
    • Politics
    • Business
    • Opinion
    • Community
  • Arts and Culture
    • Music
    • Theatre
    • Food and Drink
  • Sport
    • Brighton and Hove Albion
    • Cricket
  • Newsletter
  • Public notices
  • Advertise
No Result
View All Result
  • News
    • Politics
    • Business
    • Opinion
    • Community
  • Arts and Culture
    • Music
    • Theatre
    • Food and Drink
  • Sport
    • Brighton and Hove Albion
    • Cricket
  • Newsletter
  • Public notices
  • Advertise
No Result
View All Result
Brighton and Hove News
No Result
View All Result
Home Brighton

Brighton and Hove’s most expensive homes on sale for £6.5m

by Frank le Duc
Saturday 17 Aug, 2013 at 9:01AM
A A
0

Two neighbouring houses are for sale together in an exclusive street in Hove for £6.5 million.

The properties, in Tongdean Place, are six-bedroom detached houses at the end of a gated lane, according to a report in the Brighton and Hove Independent.

In this week’s issue, the free weekly newspaper said: “In a supermarket, you normally get two for the price of one. In the property market, there’s no such thing.

“In Tongdean Place, a haven of tranquillity down a gated lane off Dyke Road, two of the city’s most exquisite homes have gone on sale – at the same time and together.

“Because they are a twin, it would be a shame to split them. So you can have them both – for just £6.5 million.

1 and 2 Tongdean Place
1 and 2 Tongdean Place

“However you cut it, the price tag means that each one could end up being the most expensive residential property to be sold in Brighton and Hove.

“First, the details (forgive the estate-agent talk): six-bedroom detached houses, located in one of the best addresses in Hove (BN3 6QW, since you ask), built as a matching pair in 2001 and owned since then by business partners Paul Hazeldine and Dave Roberts, both property developers.

“Each home has about 5,000sq ft of living space in an acre of land. There are panoramic views of the city and the sea from the south-facing gardens.

“If you need to know more: four bathrooms, large reception hallway, five reception rooms, Clive Christian studies, beautifully fitted kitchens, a utility room, games room, additional rooms – and so on and on.

“One of the houses has an outdoor swimming pool. The other has a garden mainly laid to lawn.”

The two properties are on the market with Hamptons. Paul Taggart, manager of the Hove branch, said: “It’s an unbelievable location, with two cracking properties.”

The current owners are selling because their families have grown up, having deliberately bought neighbouring homes because they wanted to live next door to each other.

Meanwhile, though, the Tongdean Place homes will have to be quick to cling on to the title of most expensive house in Brighton and Hove.

Mishon MacKay has a nine-bedroom property in Withdean on the market for £4 million.

The Brighton and Hove Independent is published every Friday.

 

Support quality, independent, local journalism that matters. Donate here.
ShareTweetShareSendSendShare

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.

Most read

Man arrested after rooftop stand-off closes roads in centre of Brighton

Brighton and Hove’s most expensive homes on sale for £6.5m

Madrophenia: Madness ride the ska wave on to Brighton Beach

Man suspected of stoking tensions at demo

Public to vote on neighbourhood plan

After my cardiac arrest, life-saving bus driver proved just the ticket

Brighton rapist jailed for life

Restaurant boss criticises licence review as ‘monstrous waste of time’

Parking problems prompt third consultation in Hollingdean

Fatboy Slim helps save Brighton music venue

Newsletter

Arts and Culture

  • All
  • Music
  • Theatre
  • Food and Drink
Yard Act: ‘We Make Hits’

Yard Act: ‘We Make Hits’

26 July 2026
Madrophenia: Madness ride the ska wave on to Brighton Beach

Madrophenia: Madness ride the ska wave on to Brighton Beach

24 July 2026
Raise a glass to Sussex: Roebuck’s summer wine bar pops up at the Pavilion

Raise a glass to Sussex: Roebuck’s summer wine bar pops up at the Pavilion

23 July 2026
Fatboy Slim helps save Brighton music venue

Fatboy Slim helps save Brighton music venue

23 July 2026
Load More

Sport

  • All
  • Brighton and Hove Albion
  • Cricket
Bruce on the Boundary – Robinson ready to take the next step

Sussex well beaten in One Day Cup at Durham

by Thomas Ridley - ECB Reporters Network supported by Rothesay
24 July 2026
0

Durham 352-5 (50 overs) Sussex 280 (43.5 overs) Durham (4 points) beat Sussex (0 points) by 72 runs A magnificent...

Bruce on the Boundary – Robinson ready to take the next step

Sussex fall short in One Day Cup opener

by Blake Bint - ECB Reporters Network supported by Rothesay
22 July 2026
0

Glamorgan 295-8 (50 overs) Sussex Sharks 283-8 (50 overs) Glamorgan (4 points) beat Sussex (0 points) by 12 runs Glamorgan’s...

Council submits plans for £65m new King Alfred Leisure Centre

King Alfred short-changes children and young people, say objectors

by Sarah Booker-Lewis - local democracy reporter
22 July 2026
16

The new King Alfred swimming pool offers little for older children and young adults, according to objectors. Hundreds of people...

Council submits plans for £65m new King Alfred Leisure Centre

Heritage groups criticise King Alfred plans

by Sarah Booker-Lewis - local democracy reporter
21 July 2026
20

Conservation groups have criticised the design of a proposed new £65 million King Alfred swimming pool and leisure centre, saying...

Load More
August 2013
M T W T F S S
 1234
567891011
12131415161718
19202122232425
262728293031  
« Jul   Sep »

RSS From Sussex News

  • Go ahead for £20m rubbish and recycling depot and solar farm 24 July 2026
  • Group leave woman injured in early hours attack 23 July 2026
  • Fatboy Slim helps save Brighton Music Venue 23 July 2026
  • Sussex Police officer sacked over ammunition and knife 23 July 2026
  • Five drug smugglers face jail over £34m cocaine haul 20 July 2026
ADVERTISEMENT
  • About
  • Contact
  • Support
  • Newsletter
  • Privacy
  • Complaints
  • Ownership, funding and corrections
  • Ethics
  • T&C

© 2023 Brighton and Hove News

No Result
View All Result
  • News
    • Opinion
  • Arts and Culture
    • Music
    • Theatre
  • Sport
    • Cricket
  • Newsletter
  • Public notices
  • Advertise
  • About
  • Contact

© 2023 Brighton and Hove News