House For Sale £700,000
<b> Guide Price £700,000 - £750,000 </b>
In Brighton’s glamorous Marina and right on the water, this 3 bedroom house with allocated, gated parking delivers an exclusive, prime location where the kitchen diner opens to a sunny patio with direct access to a mooring and the calm waters of the lagoon – although the berth would be subject to separate negotiation... With a bright east/west orientation throughout three storeys, there is a tranquil 1216 square feet in which to work, rest or play and the elegant reception, peaceful guest room and beautiful principal en suite all open to balconies with picture perfect views. Surrounded by water on a quiet ‘island’ promontory it is unusually private - and tucked away with 24 hour security it is an ideal lock up and leave. Attracting professionals, international investors and families seeking fresh air, easy access to the South Downs National Park and good schools, this prestigious location is only 1.5 miles from our cultural heart of the city just 7- 10 minutes by cab or a scenic seafront 25 minute stroll in the sun, and also offers swift routes to the Amex Stadium, airports and London’s West End by road or by train.
<b> Guide Price £700,000 - £750,000 </b>
Brighton Marina is the largest Marina in the UK as well as one of the most sought after locations within Brighton. Victory Mews is secure behind gates, even though it is only a short walk to the variety of amenities within the Marina which include harbourside restaurants, multi plex cinema, health club/spa, and casino. Children are catered for with outdoor activities and a Bowlplex, and if you berth late- and there is a mooring just by the patio if you were interested - there is a 24/7 superstore with petrol service station within a stroll – but out of hearing.
As end of terrace, two cars can fit on the parking by the lit front porch. Inside, the wow factor kicks in as soon as you step into an inviting hallway which looks straight through the property to a view only prime waterfront living can deliver, so head into the sociable kitchen/diner which spans the full width of the building where French doors open to a patio and surrounding waters of the inner lagoon. Inside has plenty of floorspace to entertain, and streamlined units are topped by granite which flashes silver beneath five ambient lighting levels from floor to ceiling, including Led lights in the stylish wall cabinet. An integrated Neff touch induction hob, Siemens hood, fan oven and grill are all high spec, there are both a dishwasher and a washer dryer tucked away and the attention to detail continues in the swan neck tap with a Brita filter system.
Outside, the patio is paved for al fresco dining in a spectacular setting, where views sweep across the inner harbour to the famous chalk cliffs which soar above the Marina. Planted with palms, scented by honeysuckle and bathed in the Sussex sunshine, you will feel on holiday every time you step outside.
Returning inside, the hallway has a cupboard by the front door, deep under stair storage and a discreet cloakroom. Perfect for those who work unsocial hours as they can come and go without disturbing the rest of the house, the first of the bedrooms is calm and quiet, and has been used as a comfortable place from which to work from home. Light and inviting, the reception spans an impressive 14’1’’ x 13’8’’. Ideal for all seasons, twin doors open to their own Juliette balconies which embrace their unique location. Inside the room has subtle decoration to keep the focus firmly on the views, and its L shape naturally creates a defined study area ready for your move.
At the other end of the hallway, designed to refresh and restore the guest bedroom looks east for the morning sun and opens to a balcony large enough for a table and chairs. Next door, a chic shower room is lined with gleaming porcelain and is right on trend with a dual head shower, sleek vanity unit beneath the hand basin and a warming rail for towels.
A secret staircase takes you up to the second floor and a principal bedroom which will take your breath away. Light, airy and completely private, it spreads its wings across a fabulous 14’2’’ x 24’8’’ (4.33m x 7.52m), so there is ample space to play with even with a super king sized bed in it. Two broad doors almost fill the east wall to frame restful waterways over communal grounds and lead out to a sheltered, lit balcony where morning coffee is possible whatever the weather. Extending into a dressing area where floor to ceiling wardrobes conceal sophisticated storage, there is also a spa-like en suite, large enough for both a statuesque tub and separate corner shower with a rain fall head, whilst sensor lit mirrors above the twin hand basins set within cabinets will ensure you feel that little bit special.
Council tax band: F
EPC rating: D
Tenure: Freehold
Agent says:
“Synonymous with yachts and a glamourous lifestyle, The Marina provides varied entertainment just within a stroll – but the house is quiet as this private ‘island’ was designed to be out of hearing. Safe and secure, it attracts those wanting a healthy lifestyle, good schools and privacy with swift access to the city and airports, and this fabulous home delivers on all fronts.”
Owner’s secret:
“On the waterfront, the house is light and airy and the patio is an extension of our home as it gets uninterrupted sunshine from about lunchtime throughout the evening. We can see the water from all of the main rooms at both the front and the back so the house feels very restful, and although I love the sun, I particularly enjoy my yoga in the living room when I open the doors to the balcony and I can hear the rain pattering on the lagoon in silvery light. Friends love to visit all year round as they can park just outside and then walk to the restaurants looking over the main harbour, or we can all take a cab to the theatre and return to peace and quiet.”
What’s around you:
Shops: Local shops a 2 minute walk, The Lanes about 10 by cab
Station: Brighton 15 -20 minutes by regular bus service or car
Seafront or Park: The sea is all around you, East Brighton Park & golf course 5 minutes’ drive
Closest schools
Primary: St Mark’s
Secondary: Varndean or Dorothy Stringer
Private: Brighton College, Brighton Waldorf, Roedean<br /><br />Brighton & Hove is a legendary party resort known for its beaches, arts festivals and international shopping – but also for its unique history, picturesque cultural centre and warm, inclusive community. Surrounded by the sea and 1,627km2 of the South Downs National Park, we attract professionals and families seeking fresh air, good schools and a vibrant lifestyle, and this luxury home is in our world famous Marina within a stone’s throw of the beach and only a short cab ride from our exciting horse racing and glittering metropolis.
In Brighton’s glamorous Marina and right on the water, this 3 bedroom house with allocated, gated parking delivers an exclusive, prime location where the kitchen diner opens to a sunny patio with direct access to a mooring and the calm waters of the lagoon – although the berth would be subject to separate negotiation... With a bright east/west orientation throughout three storeys, there is a tranquil 1216 square feet in which to work, rest or play and the elegant reception, peaceful guest room and beautiful principal en suite all open to balconies with picture perfect views. Surrounded by water on a quiet ‘island’ promontory it is unusually private - and tucked away with 24 hour security it is an ideal lock up and leave. Attracting professionals, international investors and families seeking fresh air, easy access to the South Downs National Park and good schools, this prestigious location is only 1.5 miles from our cultural heart of the city just 7- 10 minutes by cab or a scenic seafront 25 minute stroll in the sun, and also offers swift routes to the Amex Stadium, airports and London’s West End by road or by train.
<b> Guide Price £700,000 - £750,000 </b>
Brighton Marina is the largest Marina in the UK as well as one of the most sought after locations within Brighton. Victory Mews is secure behind gates, even though it is only a short walk to the variety of amenities within the Marina which include harbourside restaurants, multi plex cinema, health club/spa, and casino. Children are catered for with outdoor activities and a Bowlplex, and if you berth late- and there is a mooring just by the patio if you were interested - there is a 24/7 superstore with petrol service station within a stroll – but out of hearing.
As end of terrace, two cars can fit on the parking by the lit front porch. Inside, the wow factor kicks in as soon as you step into an inviting hallway which looks straight through the property to a view only prime waterfront living can deliver, so head into the sociable kitchen/diner which spans the full width of the building where French doors open to a patio and surrounding waters of the inner lagoon. Inside has plenty of floorspace to entertain, and streamlined units are topped by granite which flashes silver beneath five ambient lighting levels from floor to ceiling, including Led lights in the stylish wall cabinet. An integrated Neff touch induction hob, Siemens hood, fan oven and grill are all high spec, there are both a dishwasher and a washer dryer tucked away and the attention to detail continues in the swan neck tap with a Brita filter system.
Outside, the patio is paved for al fresco dining in a spectacular setting, where views sweep across the inner harbour to the famous chalk cliffs which soar above the Marina. Planted with palms, scented by honeysuckle and bathed in the Sussex sunshine, you will feel on holiday every time you step outside.
Returning inside, the hallway has a cupboard by the front door, deep under stair storage and a discreet cloakroom. Perfect for those who work unsocial hours as they can come and go without disturbing the rest of the house, the first of the bedrooms is calm and quiet, and has been used as a comfortable place from which to work from home. Light and inviting, the reception spans an impressive 14’1’’ x 13’8’’. Ideal for all seasons, twin doors open to their own Juliette balconies which embrace their unique location. Inside the room has subtle decoration to keep the focus firmly on the views, and its L shape naturally creates a defined study area ready for your move.
At the other end of the hallway, designed to refresh and restore the guest bedroom looks east for the morning sun and opens to a balcony large enough for a table and chairs. Next door, a chic shower room is lined with gleaming porcelain and is right on trend with a dual head shower, sleek vanity unit beneath the hand basin and a warming rail for towels.
A secret staircase takes you up to the second floor and a principal bedroom which will take your breath away. Light, airy and completely private, it spreads its wings across a fabulous 14’2’’ x 24’8’’ (4.33m x 7.52m), so there is ample space to play with even with a super king sized bed in it. Two broad doors almost fill the east wall to frame restful waterways over communal grounds and lead out to a sheltered, lit balcony where morning coffee is possible whatever the weather. Extending into a dressing area where floor to ceiling wardrobes conceal sophisticated storage, there is also a spa-like en suite, large enough for both a statuesque tub and separate corner shower with a rain fall head, whilst sensor lit mirrors above the twin hand basins set within cabinets will ensure you feel that little bit special.
Council tax band: F
EPC rating: D
Tenure: Freehold
Agent says:
“Synonymous with yachts and a glamourous lifestyle, The Marina provides varied entertainment just within a stroll – but the house is quiet as this private ‘island’ was designed to be out of hearing. Safe and secure, it attracts those wanting a healthy lifestyle, good schools and privacy with swift access to the city and airports, and this fabulous home delivers on all fronts.”
Owner’s secret:
“On the waterfront, the house is light and airy and the patio is an extension of our home as it gets uninterrupted sunshine from about lunchtime throughout the evening. We can see the water from all of the main rooms at both the front and the back so the house feels very restful, and although I love the sun, I particularly enjoy my yoga in the living room when I open the doors to the balcony and I can hear the rain pattering on the lagoon in silvery light. Friends love to visit all year round as they can park just outside and then walk to the restaurants looking over the main harbour, or we can all take a cab to the theatre and return to peace and quiet.”
What’s around you:
Shops: Local shops a 2 minute walk, The Lanes about 10 by cab
Station: Brighton 15 -20 minutes by regular bus service or car
Seafront or Park: The sea is all around you, East Brighton Park & golf course 5 minutes’ drive
Closest schools
Primary: St Mark’s
Secondary: Varndean or Dorothy Stringer
Private: Brighton College, Brighton Waldorf, Roedean<br /><br />Brighton & Hove is a legendary party resort known for its beaches, arts festivals and international shopping – but also for its unique history, picturesque cultural centre and warm, inclusive community. Surrounded by the sea and 1,627km2 of the South Downs National Park, we attract professionals and families seeking fresh air, good schools and a vibrant lifestyle, and this luxury home is in our world famous Marina within a stone’s throw of the beach and only a short cab ride from our exciting horse racing and glittering metropolis.
