3 bed Flat For Sale £600,000
<b> ** Guide Price £600,000 - £650,000 ** </b>
With its own entrances to the front and back, this spacious, three bedroom apartment balances elegant rooms for entertaining with three secluded double bedrooms on the lower floor- including a tranquil principle suite which opens to a pretty courtyard. Adorned by a Doric porch topped by a Belvedere this statement end of terrace mansion impresses and inside, this special find has a stylish reception/dining room which invites company, a light and airy kitchen which opens to a central courtyard and 1195 square feet offering interesting possibilities should you wish to work from home or share. Chichester Terrace forms part of Kemp’s vision of ‘Belgravia by the Sea’, one of the UK’s most important architectural treasures and a fine address where you will also have access to exclusive garden enclosures with their tunnel to the beach. A stroll takes you to the waterfront restaurants of the Marina or al fresco café culture of Kemptown, The County Hospital, Brighton College and station serving the airports and London are easy to reach, whilst the picturesque shopping, bistros and art venues of our legendary coastal resort are a scenic seafront stroll, or a few minutes by cab.
Grade I listed Chichester Terrace is one of the finest Regency developments within the UK- and is one of only two in our coastal city which have private gardens for the residents. A prime address, although just minutes from the historic cultural heart of the city you leave any noise behind in this quiet haven on the lower floor of a magnificent building. Built in an age reliant on natural light there is plenty of it and inside has roared into the 21st century with clever design which makes every room spacious as well as inviting.
With a gated entrance through a south facing courtyard with a sunny spot for a bistro set, the door to this apartment opens to a living/dining room of classic beauty where the broad window in the front wall has a window seat which doubles as storage and a gleaming, parquet floor is underfoot. Light and airy by day, at night there is a choice of ambient lighting and there is ample floorspace of 21’5 x 18’ 0 (6.55m x 5.50m) for work, rest or play.
In the far wall, a door leads to a central passageway and it is here, tucked peacefully away at the back, that you find two of the double bedrooms both of which are also unusually private as they look over the central courtyard towards the principal room. Both rooms are generous with simple, stylish decoration, one with alcoves for wardrobes and the other with sophisticated built in cupboards. Just across the main hall, the contemporary bathroom is big enough for both a statement tub with a shower attachment and a separate walk in shower with a dual head, there is a vanity unit below the hand basin and lit mirrored cabinets above, and there is a second w.c. Next door.
Literally at the heart of the home, the kitchen is a classic black and white with steel detail and topped by user friendly wood surfaces. A large walk in larder keeps the working tops uncluttered, 3 lighting options are on offer for the evenings, plumbing is in place for a dishwasher, washing machine and a drier, and the Indesit Steam & Clean electric oven could stay, subject to circumstance. Turning a corner, a door opens to the central courtyard, ideal for entertaining and there is space for a breakfast table or workstation here, with natural light.
Ahead, not to be outshone, the principal room is a serene sanctuary lined with windows to the south and west to frame the central court, which wraps around the room to culminate in the rear courtyard with shared steps to the quiet road behind – and Kemptown’s famous Marmalade café- and don’t forget that for a small annual fee you will have access to 7.5 acres of protected, manicured gardens with a tunnel to the beach.
Council Tax Band: D
EPC Rating: Exempt
Tenure: Share Of Freehold, 943 Years remaining. Approx £878.00 per annum
Agent's Thoughts
“In a prime location within an iconic Regency development opposite the beach this spacious apartment would suit families, professionals who work in the city or investors as local schools are good, it is only an 8 minute walk to the County Hospital – 4 by bus – with major employers, the station to Gatwick and London and the cultural heart of the city within a 10 minute radius by bus or cab.”
Owner's Secret
“The terrace is beautiful and we love returning home to this historic setting by the sea - being by the sea is a big draw for us as we like to go to take the children and the dogs to the beach every day. There is a great balance between being sociable in the gardens but also being able to entertain privately in the courtyard at home. We love the light and easy flow of the apartment which has plenty of space both inside and out, and it actually works very well. Local amenities include a High Street and our favourite café and restaurant Marmalade and bistro bar Busby & Wilds around the corner, and the nearby park leads to the Downs.”
Shops: Local 3 minutes, Georgian Lanes a 20-25 minute walk, 7-10 by cab
Train Station: Brighton about 15 minutes by bus
Seafront or Park: The beach is reached through the tunnel in the gated gardens
closest schools:
Primary: St Mark’s, Queen’s Park
Secondary: Varndean or Dorothy Stringer
Private:
Brighton College, Brighton Waldorf School, Roedean, Brighton & Hove High<br /><br />In one of Brighton’s most glamorous locations within walking distance of the Marina with its cosmopolitan waterfront restaurants, health club, shops and cinemas, this beautiful apartment has use of 7.5 acres of Grade II listed gardens which have a tunnel to the beach said to have inspired the rabbit hole in Lewis Carrol’s ‘Alice through the Looking Glass’. For the exclusive use of the residents of the Kemptown Estate they are not only private and secure, but also a social focal point of a vibrant and inclusive community. A fifteen minute walk past the County Hospital and award winning Brighton College takes you to the heart of Kemptown with its fashionable al fresco lifestyle, patisseries, bars and restaurants, whilst a scenic 20-25 minute seafront stroll – or 7/10 minute cab ride- takes you to the cultural heart of the city.
With its own entrances to the front and back, this spacious, three bedroom apartment balances elegant rooms for entertaining with three secluded double bedrooms on the lower floor- including a tranquil principle suite which opens to a pretty courtyard. Adorned by a Doric porch topped by a Belvedere this statement end of terrace mansion impresses and inside, this special find has a stylish reception/dining room which invites company, a light and airy kitchen which opens to a central courtyard and 1195 square feet offering interesting possibilities should you wish to work from home or share. Chichester Terrace forms part of Kemp’s vision of ‘Belgravia by the Sea’, one of the UK’s most important architectural treasures and a fine address where you will also have access to exclusive garden enclosures with their tunnel to the beach. A stroll takes you to the waterfront restaurants of the Marina or al fresco café culture of Kemptown, The County Hospital, Brighton College and station serving the airports and London are easy to reach, whilst the picturesque shopping, bistros and art venues of our legendary coastal resort are a scenic seafront stroll, or a few minutes by cab.
Grade I listed Chichester Terrace is one of the finest Regency developments within the UK- and is one of only two in our coastal city which have private gardens for the residents. A prime address, although just minutes from the historic cultural heart of the city you leave any noise behind in this quiet haven on the lower floor of a magnificent building. Built in an age reliant on natural light there is plenty of it and inside has roared into the 21st century with clever design which makes every room spacious as well as inviting.
With a gated entrance through a south facing courtyard with a sunny spot for a bistro set, the door to this apartment opens to a living/dining room of classic beauty where the broad window in the front wall has a window seat which doubles as storage and a gleaming, parquet floor is underfoot. Light and airy by day, at night there is a choice of ambient lighting and there is ample floorspace of 21’5 x 18’ 0 (6.55m x 5.50m) for work, rest or play.
In the far wall, a door leads to a central passageway and it is here, tucked peacefully away at the back, that you find two of the double bedrooms both of which are also unusually private as they look over the central courtyard towards the principal room. Both rooms are generous with simple, stylish decoration, one with alcoves for wardrobes and the other with sophisticated built in cupboards. Just across the main hall, the contemporary bathroom is big enough for both a statement tub with a shower attachment and a separate walk in shower with a dual head, there is a vanity unit below the hand basin and lit mirrored cabinets above, and there is a second w.c. Next door.
Literally at the heart of the home, the kitchen is a classic black and white with steel detail and topped by user friendly wood surfaces. A large walk in larder keeps the working tops uncluttered, 3 lighting options are on offer for the evenings, plumbing is in place for a dishwasher, washing machine and a drier, and the Indesit Steam & Clean electric oven could stay, subject to circumstance. Turning a corner, a door opens to the central courtyard, ideal for entertaining and there is space for a breakfast table or workstation here, with natural light.
Ahead, not to be outshone, the principal room is a serene sanctuary lined with windows to the south and west to frame the central court, which wraps around the room to culminate in the rear courtyard with shared steps to the quiet road behind – and Kemptown’s famous Marmalade café- and don’t forget that for a small annual fee you will have access to 7.5 acres of protected, manicured gardens with a tunnel to the beach.
Council Tax Band: D
EPC Rating: Exempt
Tenure: Share Of Freehold, 943 Years remaining. Approx £878.00 per annum
Agent's Thoughts
“In a prime location within an iconic Regency development opposite the beach this spacious apartment would suit families, professionals who work in the city or investors as local schools are good, it is only an 8 minute walk to the County Hospital – 4 by bus – with major employers, the station to Gatwick and London and the cultural heart of the city within a 10 minute radius by bus or cab.”
Owner's Secret
“The terrace is beautiful and we love returning home to this historic setting by the sea - being by the sea is a big draw for us as we like to go to take the children and the dogs to the beach every day. There is a great balance between being sociable in the gardens but also being able to entertain privately in the courtyard at home. We love the light and easy flow of the apartment which has plenty of space both inside and out, and it actually works very well. Local amenities include a High Street and our favourite café and restaurant Marmalade and bistro bar Busby & Wilds around the corner, and the nearby park leads to the Downs.”
Shops: Local 3 minutes, Georgian Lanes a 20-25 minute walk, 7-10 by cab
Train Station: Brighton about 15 minutes by bus
Seafront or Park: The beach is reached through the tunnel in the gated gardens
closest schools:
Primary: St Mark’s, Queen’s Park
Secondary: Varndean or Dorothy Stringer
Private:
Brighton College, Brighton Waldorf School, Roedean, Brighton & Hove High<br /><br />In one of Brighton’s most glamorous locations within walking distance of the Marina with its cosmopolitan waterfront restaurants, health club, shops and cinemas, this beautiful apartment has use of 7.5 acres of Grade II listed gardens which have a tunnel to the beach said to have inspired the rabbit hole in Lewis Carrol’s ‘Alice through the Looking Glass’. For the exclusive use of the residents of the Kemptown Estate they are not only private and secure, but also a social focal point of a vibrant and inclusive community. A fifteen minute walk past the County Hospital and award winning Brighton College takes you to the heart of Kemptown with its fashionable al fresco lifestyle, patisseries, bars and restaurants, whilst a scenic 20-25 minute seafront stroll – or 7/10 minute cab ride- takes you to the cultural heart of the city.
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