1 bed Flat For Sale £240,000
** Guide Price £240,000 - £250,000 **
In a peaceful enclave of cheerful Victorian terraces, this sunny one bedroom garden apartment is a great buy close to local shops, supermarkets and cafés to ensure you are never far from fresh coffee and a ten minute walk from Brighton General Hospital. On the ground floor of a charming period house, all the rooms are big, bright and ready for your move and there is a social flow from the practical kitchen to a delightful garden perfect for al fresco dining. With an irresistible balance between convenience for the heart of our famous city bordered by beaches – a few minutes by bus or cab along the nearby Lewes Road- and quiet location close to a nature reserve and the Downs, it will attract professionals and investors particularly as the station serving the airports and London is also easy to reach.
Available chain free, in a quiet road with plentiful permit parking, this bay fronted house is set back behind a front garden and radiates appeal, painted in keeping with local tradition whilst UPVC windows ensure it is more eco sensitive than some in this historic quarter.
The front door opens to a clean and cared for communal entrance shared only by the flat upstairs and inside, the apartment hallway is bright and inviting with space under the stairs big enough for bikes but currently used as a private home office! Stripped floorboards put guests at ease and continue into the sociable living room large enough for work, relaxation - and welcoming friends and family. A broad south bay brings in the Sussex sunshine and the beautiful period proportions are complimented by the handsome, original fireplace.
Quiet and comfortable, the double bedroom has alcoves for wardrobes, plenty of floorspace even with a double bed in it and views over the side return up to the garden and its flowering borders, which also means it is not overlooked.
Along the hall, the kitchen is bright and cheerful, designed to maximise the space. Right on trend with stylish floor tiles and wood units topped by wood surfaces, the well-kept kitchen has an integrated gas hob and fan oven, a designated space for an under counter fridge as well as plumbing in place for a washing machine. At the far end, an inner lobby has a door to the garden (with a cat flap) on one side and luxury bathroom on the other. Recently installed, it is soothing as well as chic with a dual head shower above the bath, slate detail and natural light.
Outside, the garden is a leafy oasis full of birdsong. Secluded within flint walls and raised to catch the sun, there is a sheltered dining area scented by climbers whilst nearby beds within railway sleepers are ideal for planting vegetables, herbs and fruit for the table. Perfect.
Agent says:
"Convenient for the city but away from noisy pubs and clubs, if you work at either of the hospitals, it's just a 3 minute cycle to the General and the County is only 10."
Owner's secret:
"This is a very friendly area with plenty of local amenities although the city centre is easy to reach as well. The 'Patch', our secret park, is a focus for our inclusive community, and we have really enjoyed the garden, which is raised for the sunlight rather than on the lower floor."
What's around you:
Shops: Local 2 minutes, city centre 5 minutes by car
Station: Brighton 7 by cab, 15 to cycle, 25 to walk
Seafront or Park: William Clarke Park – The Patch - 4 to walk, seafront 4 minutes by car
Closest Schools:
Primary: St Luke's, Queen's Park
Secondary: Varndean, Dorothy Stringer
Private: Brighton College, Brighton & Hove High, Brighton Waldorf
Between the South Downs and the sea, you have the best of all worlds in our famous party resort. There is a relaxed community atmosphere with local shops, cafes and bistro pubs within a stroll, as is the lively shopping of Lewes Road and famous North Laine. The universities, hospitals, marina and the whole of Brighton & Hove are easy reach on foot or by bus or car. For those needing swift access to London or the airports, Brighton Station serving Gatwick and London is 7 minutes by cab. Near the A270 & A23 you are quickly in or out of the city and there is plentiful permit parking in zone S which has no waiting list.
In a peaceful enclave of cheerful Victorian terraces, this sunny one bedroom garden apartment is a great buy close to local shops, supermarkets and cafés to ensure you are never far from fresh coffee and a ten minute walk from Brighton General Hospital. On the ground floor of a charming period house, all the rooms are big, bright and ready for your move and there is a social flow from the practical kitchen to a delightful garden perfect for al fresco dining. With an irresistible balance between convenience for the heart of our famous city bordered by beaches – a few minutes by bus or cab along the nearby Lewes Road- and quiet location close to a nature reserve and the Downs, it will attract professionals and investors particularly as the station serving the airports and London is also easy to reach.
Available chain free, in a quiet road with plentiful permit parking, this bay fronted house is set back behind a front garden and radiates appeal, painted in keeping with local tradition whilst UPVC windows ensure it is more eco sensitive than some in this historic quarter.
The front door opens to a clean and cared for communal entrance shared only by the flat upstairs and inside, the apartment hallway is bright and inviting with space under the stairs big enough for bikes but currently used as a private home office! Stripped floorboards put guests at ease and continue into the sociable living room large enough for work, relaxation - and welcoming friends and family. A broad south bay brings in the Sussex sunshine and the beautiful period proportions are complimented by the handsome, original fireplace.
Quiet and comfortable, the double bedroom has alcoves for wardrobes, plenty of floorspace even with a double bed in it and views over the side return up to the garden and its flowering borders, which also means it is not overlooked.
Along the hall, the kitchen is bright and cheerful, designed to maximise the space. Right on trend with stylish floor tiles and wood units topped by wood surfaces, the well-kept kitchen has an integrated gas hob and fan oven, a designated space for an under counter fridge as well as plumbing in place for a washing machine. At the far end, an inner lobby has a door to the garden (with a cat flap) on one side and luxury bathroom on the other. Recently installed, it is soothing as well as chic with a dual head shower above the bath, slate detail and natural light.
Outside, the garden is a leafy oasis full of birdsong. Secluded within flint walls and raised to catch the sun, there is a sheltered dining area scented by climbers whilst nearby beds within railway sleepers are ideal for planting vegetables, herbs and fruit for the table. Perfect.
Agent says:
"Convenient for the city but away from noisy pubs and clubs, if you work at either of the hospitals, it's just a 3 minute cycle to the General and the County is only 10."
Owner's secret:
"This is a very friendly area with plenty of local amenities although the city centre is easy to reach as well. The 'Patch', our secret park, is a focus for our inclusive community, and we have really enjoyed the garden, which is raised for the sunlight rather than on the lower floor."
What's around you:
Shops: Local 2 minutes, city centre 5 minutes by car
Station: Brighton 7 by cab, 15 to cycle, 25 to walk
Seafront or Park: William Clarke Park – The Patch - 4 to walk, seafront 4 minutes by car
Closest Schools:
Primary: St Luke's, Queen's Park
Secondary: Varndean, Dorothy Stringer
Private: Brighton College, Brighton & Hove High, Brighton Waldorf
Between the South Downs and the sea, you have the best of all worlds in our famous party resort. There is a relaxed community atmosphere with local shops, cafes and bistro pubs within a stroll, as is the lively shopping of Lewes Road and famous North Laine. The universities, hospitals, marina and the whole of Brighton & Hove are easy reach on foot or by bus or car. For those needing swift access to London or the airports, Brighton Station serving Gatwick and London is 7 minutes by cab. Near the A270 & A23 you are quickly in or out of the city and there is plentiful permit parking in zone S which has no waiting list.
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