Apple Cottage is an 18th-century attached cottage that requires complete renovation and modernization. It has whitened elevations, small-paned timber casement windows, and a slate roof, with farmland views to the rear and glimpses of the Downs to the south. The property is located in the small town of Steyning, a conservation area with many period buildings, and is close to the South Downs Area of Natural Beauty. The cottage has a small sitting room, kitchen, bedroom, and bathroom, with exposed ceiling joists and floorboards. The main garden is to the front of the property, with a lawn, rose and flower beds, and a mature apple tree. The property also owns a small section of ground to the rear, but it is not currently accessible from the cottage. The cottage requires a cash buyer, as it is not suitable for mortgage borrowing, and is not considered a suitable property for a chain.