Set back from the road and elevated slightly, the house feels private from the street and is bathed in natural light from the south. Stepping inside, it is clearly a well-maintained home with walls in a soft neutral palette flowing into each reception room on this floor. First to the right is the sitting room with wood flooring and a wide bay window running across the southerly elevation. This is a naturally warm room due to sunlight and double glazing, but an open fire also brings warmth during winter.
Next door, spanning the rear of the building, the kitchen and dining room are open to one another with clearly defined areas for cooking at the island or formal dining at the table which can spill outside as the weather warms. While the range cooker is freestanding, the other appliances are integrated with the utilities in a separate sunroom adjoining. A chic shower room completes the floor.
French doors open from the dining area to the garden which becomes a natural extension of the home during summer with a patio for alfresco dining and a lawn for children to play. Well-established borders bring scent and colour to the space and the shed will stay for storing gardening tools and furniture during winter. It is a treat for the senses out here with plenty of sunshine in high season allowing plants to thrive.
Returning inside, carpeted stairs rise to the first floor where there are two beautiful double bedrooms and a roomy single which would allow for a small double bed if need be. These rooms are carpeted with traditional built-in wardrobes in each, and all three enjoy easy access to the family bathroom which has a shower over the bath.
There is scope to extend into the loft space which would add value and additional bedrooms, subject to planning.
Education:
Primary: Whitehawk Primary, Queen’s Park Primary
Secondary: Longhill High School, Cardinal Newman RC
Private: Brighton College and Prep. Roedean
Good to Know:
Brighton is a cosmopolitan coastal resort famous for its history and flamboyant Royal Pavilion as well as its beaches, Pier and glamorous Marina. Known for its festivals celebrating the arts and relaxed, café culture there are countless shops, restaurants and bars to explore along the seafront, in the characterful Georgian Lanes or in the fashionable central shopping districts which are an easy walk from this unique home. The beach is a short walk from here, now hosting Sea Lanes outdoor swimming pool and nearby is Soho House’s ‘Brighton Beach House’ and it’s just a stroll from the fashionable Kemp Town Village which hosts the Hospital and good schools including the award-winning Brighton College. The law courts and Amex are within reach as is the Marina with its health club, cinemas, restaurants and supermarket and the Downs, Queen’s Park and 72 par golf course are a ten-minute walk. It’s also close to several bus routes serving the city centre, coast and Brighton Station, with its fast links to Gatwick and London. For those who need to commute by car, the A23 and A27 are not far, and unrestricted parking.
