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Sovereign Court, Wannock Road, Eastbourne, East Sussex , BN22 7JQ

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Sovereign Court consists of 62 one and two-bedroom flats with shared facilities situated off the seafront. The age covenant is 55+ for women and 60+ for men.

Facilities include a visiting scheme manager and emergency alarm service, residents' lounge, laundry, lift, and communal gardens.

Eastbourne owes its respectability to the 7th Duke of Devonshire who laid out the promenade and developed much of the coastal area. It is also famous for Beachy Head with its magnificent white cliffs. The long beach is mainly shingle and the Wish Tower gardens are named after the Martello tower which is now a museum dedicated to the Napoleonic Wars. The town has many splendid public gardens and parks. Meads Road is close to the Old Town and from Compton Park and the Golf Course you can walk over the downs to the Long Man of Wilmington at 

Tenure: Leasehold

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