Discover the £2.4 million Shoreham beach house blending luxury living with a sustainable Passivhaus design and breathtaking sea views
The Shoreham-by-Sea beach house is available for £2.395 million(Image credit: The Modern House)
Situated in the heart of Shoreham-by-Sea, this impressive seven-bedroom beach house spans 4,700 sq ft and offers unparalleled views of the West Sussex coastline.
The property is a blend of modern architecture and sustainable design, featuring expansive glazing that maximises the breathtaking sea views, and eco-friendly systems that ensure a comfortable, energy-efficient living experience.
With direct access to the beach, a seamless flow between indoor and outdoor spaces, and luxurious amenities throughout, this property redefines coastal living. Here's a closer look at this Passivhaus home's standout features .
Uninterrupted sea views and light-filled spaces
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The homes large homes are described as being its best feature(Image credit: The Modern House)
The picture windows are included in all the bedrooms(Image credit: The Modern House)
An overhead roof window stand above the spiral staircase(Image credit: The Modern House)
Light floods the home through the home and provide amazing views(Image credit: The Modern House)
The large windows lead onto the large balcony area that leads down to the gravelled garden area(Image credit: The Modern House)
The most notable feature of this beach house is its large windows that provide sweeping views over the West Sussex coastline.
As described by the listing: “Full-height glazing illuminates wonderfully proportioned rooms, opening onto south-facing terraces providing the perfect opportunity for indoor-outdoor living.”
The living areas are arranged across the first floor to maximise these sea views. Large picture windows at either end of the open-plan living space “direct the eye towards the sea view at the rear,” filling the interior with natural light. This layout is designed to blend the indoors with the stunning outdoor surroundings.
Eco-friendly design for sustainable living
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The house uses a variety of methods to heat the home, including a woodburning stove and MVHR(Image credit: The Modern House)
The house maintains a luxury feature with a freestanding bath and his and her sinks(Image credit: The Modern House)
Solar panels are also used, which helped the home achieve its Passivhaus standard(Image credit: The Modern House)
Sustainability is a key consideration in the home’s design. The house features solar panels with battery storage for energy efficiency, and an MVHR system ensures a healthful indoor environment.
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According to The Modern House: “Solar panels ensure optimal energy efficiency, with the benefit of battery storage for the solar energy.”
Additional features like air conditioning in the cinema room and main bedroom, as well as high levels of thermal insulation, contribute to both comfort and energy conservation. The property’s commitment to reducing its carbon footprint is evident, providing an eco-friendly living space without compromising on luxury.
Seamless indoor-outdoor living with exceptional outdoor spaces
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The rear garden is described as a “fantastic suntrap” by The Modern House(Image credit: The Modern House)
A garden room provides extra space for an office and is led by a gravel garden(Image credit: The Modern House)
The large balcony area provides further space to look out onto the sea(Image credit: The Modern House)
The home emphasises a strong connection between indoor and outdoor spaces. The south-facing terraces offer direct access to the beach, creating an ideal setting for outdoor living.
As noted: “The glazed rear doors open onto a decked terrace with views over the natural flora and fauna that covers the beach leading down to the sea.” The rear garden is described as a “fantastic suntrap,” with a large decked terrace extension that includes a hot tub, outdoor seating, and a dining area, all offering expansive views of the sea.
A detached garden room, “well-suited to a home study or workshop,” provides additional outdoor space, complementing the property’s emphasis on living in harmony with its natural surroundings.
This beach house in West Sussex is available for £2.395 million via The Modern House.
News Editor Joseph has previously written for Today’s Media and Chambers & Partners, focusing on news for conveyancers and industry professionals. Joseph has just started his own self build project, building his own home on his family’s farm with planning permission for a timber frame, three-bedroom house in a one-acre field. The foundation work has already begun and he hopes to have the home built in the next year. Prior to this he renovated his family's home as well as doing several DIY projects, including installing a shower, building sheds, and livestock fences and shelters for the farm’s animals. Outside of homebuilding, Joseph loves rugby and has written for Rugby World, the world’s largest rugby magazine.
