During the Second World War, the house was used as billeting for a communications division of WRNS 'Wrens'. There is lapsed planning to connect the living room and kitchen/diner externally via an orangery and to extend behind the garage. Solar tiles to the garage and garden office are owned outright. This spacious detached four-bedroom house, with its characterful features, offers a versatile layout with three receptions, a sizeable kitchen/dining room with underfloor heating, and a master bedroom with an ensuite. Additional benefits include a double garage, utility room, and a garden office with power, water, and hard-wired communication connections. The property is situated in Denton Rise, on the boundary of Denton Village and South Heighton, with easy access to the South Downs National Park, local amenities, and transport links to Lewes, Brighton, and Eastbourne. The house retains a sense of history, having served as wartime accommodation for the Women's Royal Naval Service, and offers potential for further development, subject to planning permissions.