Stepping inside, the entrance hall has space to hang coats across from the separate WC cloakroom. The integrated garage has access to the right, while the kitchen and dining room are to the left. Streamlined and modern, the kitchen enjoys plenty of storge alongside integrated appliances within dove-grey gloss cabinetry. This echoes the wood laminate floor which runs to the southerly end of the room where there is space for a formal dining table and chairs.
Up on the first floor, the living room has access to the balcony, looking out to the peaceful mews. There is space to relax up here on comfortable furnishings while the coastal breeze flows through during the warmer seasons. Next door, the first bedroom is currently used as a home office for two with built-in shelving and cupboards, yet it is a fine size to allow a small double bed with freestanding furnishings if needed. It may even be possible to knock-through to the large storeroom to the rear, extending the space, again, subject to planning.
Moving up to the second floor, there are two further double bedrooms sharing two-bathrooms, both with traditional tiles. The shower room in en suite to the principal bedroom which also benefits from a wall of mirrored wardrobes to maximise the floor space. Bedroom two also has ample built-in storage and both rooms face south enjoying the natural light available. All three bedrooms have soft carpet underfoot and the main bathroom has a shower over the bath.
Closest Schools:
Primary: St Luke’s Primary, Queen’s Park Primary
Secondary: Varndean and Dorothy Stringer, Cardinal Newman RC
Private: Brighton College and Prep.
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 and all are easy to reach from this period property. The beach is down the road, and it is 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, cinema, restaurants and supermarket and the Downs, Queen’s Park and 72 par golf course are a ten-fifteen-minute walk. It is 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.
