3 bed Flat For Sale £1,200,000
Uniquely spacious, taking pride of place on the ground and first floors of a Regency townhouse in Hove, this three bedroom-maisonette is immediately impressive. It sits in one of the most prestigious Conservation Areas in the city where the buildings hold an air of grandeur and an undoubtable architectural beauty like no other. This property has been expertly maintained both inside and out, retaining many original period features combined with modern fixtures and fittings. It is filled with natural light from east to west via graciously tall sash windows, and it has sole access to a beautiful rear garden.
With the boutique shops and artisan cafes of Western Road just minutes away, as well as two commuter stations, and several popular parks; this apartment would suit families and professionals alike, wishing to live in comfort and luxury by the sea.
Style: Ground and first floor maisonette in a Grade II listed Regency townhouse
Bedrooms: 3 double
Living rooms: 1 spacious
Outside: East facing walled rear garden
Location: Brunswick Town Conservation Area
Parking: Residents Permit Parking Zone M
Style: Ground and first floor maisonette in a Grade II listed Regency townhouse
Bedrooms: 3 double
Living rooms: 1 spacious
Outside: East facing walled rear garden
Area: Approx. 1800 sq.ft
Location: Brunswick Town Conservation Area
Parking: Residents Permit Parking Zone M
Why you'll like it:
Effortlessly elegant, the Regency townhouses of Brunswick Town have become integral to Brighton and Hove's unique identity as a cosmopolitan city of style and taste. They were the 'brain-child' of eminent architect, Charles Busby, who hoped to replicate the distinguished Nash developments in London with their ornate balconies and columns. Many of the townhouses have now been converted into luxury apartments such as this one, they continue to attract people here from far and wide, almost 200 years later.
Residing part way up the eastern side of the terrace, this apartment is approached up some wide stone steps, and through a well-maintained communal hallway where sweeping stairs take you to up to the first floor. Spanning both the ground and the first floors of the building, this property has access doors on both, but the first floor brings you in to the main reception room which is a welcoming space to come home to.
Breathtakingly beautiful with soaring ceilings and three full height windows on the westerly wall, the main reception is exceptional with ornate plasterwork mouldings wending their way around the perimeter. The original wooden floorboards have been sanded and varnished back to their former glory and a period fireplace takes centre stage. A room of this size invites entertaining as it has ample space for formal dining and relaxation. During the summer months, you can sit out on the full width balcony from which you can see the sea across the square, and with a westerly aspect, the front of the house receives the last of the summer sunshine.
Open plan to the room, the kitchen sits to the rear of the building and has a modern take on a period style. There are low level cabinets concealing the dishwasher and integrated oven and induction hob which has been seamlessly fitted into solid oak worktops. Space has been left for an American fridge freezer while the remaining units are freestanding. Glorious views are brought into the space via another full height window opening to a sun room where you can sit in the morning sun looking out to the picturesque garden which is backed by St Patrick's Church. These views do not feel urban in the slightest, making it hard to believe you are so close to the city.
Stepping down to the half landing, there is a utility space which has a tall cupboard housing the washing machine and the fully serviced central heating boiler. This would also be the ideal space for a home office as it is perfectly peaceful here and has room for a comfortable desk and chair. A side door opens to the garden, but there is also access via the rear bedroom on the ground floor.
Downstairs, there are three elegant double bedrooms with the master facing the front of the property with two tall sashes: Following the natural curve of the building. Being slightly elevated from the street, it is private in here, and the generous proportions continue on this level – as do an abundance of period features.
New hardwood flooring runs throughout this level in warm chestnut tones to complement fresh white walls which serve to brighten the internal hallway. From here there are two contemporary bathrooms – both classic in white; one with a bath and the other with a separate shower cubical.
Bedroom three sits centrally to the apartment with garden views, and while this is the smaller of the three, it remains a double room which is currently being used as a study. Bedroom two sits tucked away at the rear of the building with romantic French doors leading out to the garden, framing leafy, floral views which are a joy to wake up to.
Outside, the garden is a treat for the senses with manicured borders around a neat lawn. Palm trees, a yucca and wisteria bring shape and texture to the space throughout the year, while potted plants and climbing florals bloom in the spring and summer adding scent and colour. Being open to the south ensures it is a real sun trap during high season, and with the church to the rear, it does not feel overlooked in the slightest.
Agent's thoughts:
This is a truly beautiful apartment which offers an abundance of space and character, plus a wonderful garden which will appeal to many looking to live in the city. It has been expertly maintained so you can move straight in with ease, and you cannot beat the location for the quintessential Brighton & Hove lifestyle.
Owner's secret
"We have lived in Brunswick Town for several years and have many happy memories here. The space and light within the apartment are glorious and it feels more like a house being spread over two generous floors. The garden becomes a lovely extension of the home during the summer and it is a joy living so close to the beach and the specialist shops. We will miss it here hugely."
Where it is:
Shops: Local 2 min walk, city centre 10 min walk
Train Station: Brighton and Hove Stations 15 min walk each
Seafront or Park: St Ann's Well 3 min walk, Seafront 4 min walk
Closest Schools:
Primary: Brunswick Primary School
Secondary: Hove Park, Blatchington Mill, Cardinal Newman rc
Private: Brighton College
This generous apartment is perfectly situated in a popular area with lots of local shops and the beach is visible from the living room. The city centre shopping districts and parks are also within easy reach, and it also offers easy access to Brighton and Hove Stations which have direct and fast links to the airports and London.
With the boutique shops and artisan cafes of Western Road just minutes away, as well as two commuter stations, and several popular parks; this apartment would suit families and professionals alike, wishing to live in comfort and luxury by the sea.
Style: Ground and first floor maisonette in a Grade II listed Regency townhouse
Bedrooms: 3 double
Living rooms: 1 spacious
Outside: East facing walled rear garden
Location: Brunswick Town Conservation Area
Parking: Residents Permit Parking Zone M
Style: Ground and first floor maisonette in a Grade II listed Regency townhouse
Bedrooms: 3 double
Living rooms: 1 spacious
Outside: East facing walled rear garden
Area: Approx. 1800 sq.ft
Location: Brunswick Town Conservation Area
Parking: Residents Permit Parking Zone M
Why you'll like it:
Effortlessly elegant, the Regency townhouses of Brunswick Town have become integral to Brighton and Hove's unique identity as a cosmopolitan city of style and taste. They were the 'brain-child' of eminent architect, Charles Busby, who hoped to replicate the distinguished Nash developments in London with their ornate balconies and columns. Many of the townhouses have now been converted into luxury apartments such as this one, they continue to attract people here from far and wide, almost 200 years later.
Residing part way up the eastern side of the terrace, this apartment is approached up some wide stone steps, and through a well-maintained communal hallway where sweeping stairs take you to up to the first floor. Spanning both the ground and the first floors of the building, this property has access doors on both, but the first floor brings you in to the main reception room which is a welcoming space to come home to.
Breathtakingly beautiful with soaring ceilings and three full height windows on the westerly wall, the main reception is exceptional with ornate plasterwork mouldings wending their way around the perimeter. The original wooden floorboards have been sanded and varnished back to their former glory and a period fireplace takes centre stage. A room of this size invites entertaining as it has ample space for formal dining and relaxation. During the summer months, you can sit out on the full width balcony from which you can see the sea across the square, and with a westerly aspect, the front of the house receives the last of the summer sunshine.
Open plan to the room, the kitchen sits to the rear of the building and has a modern take on a period style. There are low level cabinets concealing the dishwasher and integrated oven and induction hob which has been seamlessly fitted into solid oak worktops. Space has been left for an American fridge freezer while the remaining units are freestanding. Glorious views are brought into the space via another full height window opening to a sun room where you can sit in the morning sun looking out to the picturesque garden which is backed by St Patrick's Church. These views do not feel urban in the slightest, making it hard to believe you are so close to the city.
Stepping down to the half landing, there is a utility space which has a tall cupboard housing the washing machine and the fully serviced central heating boiler. This would also be the ideal space for a home office as it is perfectly peaceful here and has room for a comfortable desk and chair. A side door opens to the garden, but there is also access via the rear bedroom on the ground floor.
Downstairs, there are three elegant double bedrooms with the master facing the front of the property with two tall sashes: Following the natural curve of the building. Being slightly elevated from the street, it is private in here, and the generous proportions continue on this level – as do an abundance of period features.
New hardwood flooring runs throughout this level in warm chestnut tones to complement fresh white walls which serve to brighten the internal hallway. From here there are two contemporary bathrooms – both classic in white; one with a bath and the other with a separate shower cubical.
Bedroom three sits centrally to the apartment with garden views, and while this is the smaller of the three, it remains a double room which is currently being used as a study. Bedroom two sits tucked away at the rear of the building with romantic French doors leading out to the garden, framing leafy, floral views which are a joy to wake up to.
Outside, the garden is a treat for the senses with manicured borders around a neat lawn. Palm trees, a yucca and wisteria bring shape and texture to the space throughout the year, while potted plants and climbing florals bloom in the spring and summer adding scent and colour. Being open to the south ensures it is a real sun trap during high season, and with the church to the rear, it does not feel overlooked in the slightest.
Agent's thoughts:
This is a truly beautiful apartment which offers an abundance of space and character, plus a wonderful garden which will appeal to many looking to live in the city. It has been expertly maintained so you can move straight in with ease, and you cannot beat the location for the quintessential Brighton & Hove lifestyle.
Owner's secret
"We have lived in Brunswick Town for several years and have many happy memories here. The space and light within the apartment are glorious and it feels more like a house being spread over two generous floors. The garden becomes a lovely extension of the home during the summer and it is a joy living so close to the beach and the specialist shops. We will miss it here hugely."
Where it is:
Shops: Local 2 min walk, city centre 10 min walk
Train Station: Brighton and Hove Stations 15 min walk each
Seafront or Park: St Ann's Well 3 min walk, Seafront 4 min walk
Closest Schools:
Primary: Brunswick Primary School
Secondary: Hove Park, Blatchington Mill, Cardinal Newman rc
Private: Brighton College
This generous apartment is perfectly situated in a popular area with lots of local shops and the beach is visible from the living room. The city centre shopping districts and parks are also within easy reach, and it also offers easy access to Brighton and Hove Stations which have direct and fast links to the airports and London.
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