House For Sale £1,150,000
The classic exterior of this magnificent house is complemented by a sweeping communal garden that offers the ultimate combination of city centre living, Regency grandeur and a wonderful leafy setting that is elegant and peaceful. This beautifully presented property with traditional styling and desirable location is less than a mile from Brighton mainline station, the North Laine and the famous Brighton seafront.
The horseshoe-shaped terrace of forty-eight houses was built by Amon Henry Wilds, one of Brighton's most renowned and highly regarded architects. The property covers three floors and maintains many original features.
Upon entering this wonderful family home you will be greeted by the welcoming hallway, which leads nicely into the living room complete with high ceilings and a working fireplace. To the rear of the ground floor is the social able kitchen/dining room, with a range of beautifully crafted units and crisp clean work tops, there is also enough room for a good sized dining table. Also on the ground floor is a pantry/store room. To the rear of this family home is a private south/east facing courtyard, from here there are exquisite views of the private gardens for residents to use and enjoy. The garden was previously The Prince Of Wales Cricket Ground. The last match was played in 1849, then Amon Henry Wilds purchased the land and built the elegant crescent, complete with the enclosed private garden.
Moving back into the house and down to the lower ground floor, you will find a further living room, two bedrooms, family bathroom along with a useful utility room. On the first floor you will find three good sized bedroom and a family bathroom.
This beautifully presented property with traditional styling and desirable location less than a mile from Brighton mainline station, the North Laine and the famous Brighton seafront.
The horseshoe-shaped terrace of forty-eight houses was built by Amon Henry Wilds, one of Brighton's most renowned and highly regarded architects. The property covers three floors and maintains many original features.
Upon entering this wonderful family home you will be greeted by the welcoming hallway, which leads nicely into the living room complete with high ceilings and a working fireplace. To the rear of the ground floor is the social able kitchen/dining room, with a range of beautifully crafted units and crisp clean work tops, there is also enough room for a good sized dining table. Also on the ground floor is a pantry/store room. To the rear of this family home is a private south/east facing courtyard, from here there are exquisite views of the private gardens for residents to use and enjoy. The garden was previously The Prince Of Wales Cricket Ground. The last match was played in 1849, then Amon Henry Wilds purchased the land and built the elegant crescent, complete with the enclosed private garden.
Moving back into the house and down to the lower ground floor, you will find a further living room, two bedrooms, family bathroom along with a useful utility room. On the first floor you will find three good sized bedroom and a family bathroom.
This beautifully presented property with traditional styling and desirable location less than a mile from Brighton mainline station, the North Laine and the famous Brighton seafront.
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