2 bed Flat For Sale £280,000
Guide price:£280,000--£300,000.
Internal viewings available on request.
Chain free.
Facing south for the sunshine this light and airy 2 bedroom apartment in popular Prestonville is an ideal investment or inviting home with big, bright rooms and fresh decoration. Quiet and secure on the 2nd floor of a streamlined purpose built block with a lift and double glazing, the large lounge, contemporary kitchen and smart bathroom are good to go -and there is even the option of renting a parking space at the back subject to separate negotiation. In a good school catchment area between the leafy acres, sports facilities and café of Preston Park, and the open air theatre, tennis courts and café of Dyke Road Park, this well connected area has lasting appeal across the board – and as both Preston Park Station and Brighton Station are swift to reach and the chic 7 Dials and London Road are within walking distance, it is easy to see why this is one of the most sought after areas of the city.
Style 2nd floor apartment in purpose built block
Type 2 double bedrooms, 1 bathroom, living/dining room, kitchen
Area Prestonville
Floor Area 854sq.ft
Outside Space Communal lawns
Parking Permit Zone Q possible onsite subject to negotiation
Why you’ll like it:
With friendly local amenities including a bistro pub (out of hearing) and just a short walk from a choice of stations serving Gatwick and London, this striking 20th century block soars above Preston Park Valley within leafy surrounds including communal gardens which provide level access to a secure entrance where a communal hallway has a lift.
Up on the 2nd floor, a hushed landing has sensor lighting and this apartment is found through sound insulating doors in a lobby shared by only two other homes. Inside, the tiled hallway is large enough for a comfortable workstation, and a big cupboard already has plumbing for a washing machine.
Ahead, the sunny living room has a broad box bay almost filling the south wall so it is an inviting retreat to return to and although the views are urban, (you are literally minutes from the city centre don’t forget) it does mean that the room is not directly overlooked! There is plenty of scope for defining zones for relaxing or entertaining and the decoration is fresh and stylish. There is also a satellite receiver with 2 connections into the flat (free of charge)
Next door, the kitchen is a modern classic with a practical layout and leafy views to the west, so you can cook supper after work in the evening sun. There is a gas hob and electric oven beneath a hood and the dishwasher could stay, subject to circumstance.
Big, bright and ready to move into, both bedrooms are generous sizes and each looks south, so great for sharers. There is plenty of floorspace to play with even with double beds in place, and the principal room has a deep fitted wardrobe. Across the hallway, the contemporary bathroom serves your every need with a Triton T80 shower above the bath, mirrored cabinets and even a warming rail for towels. Perfect.
Agent says:
“If you’re looking for plenty of space and connected location with local amenities for a good price this big, bright apartment delivers. Well run by the local authority, as well as plentiful permit parking, there is the possibility of on-site parking at a discounted rate, subject to availability and separate negotiation.”
Owner’s secret:
“All the main rooms are light and spacious and there’s plenty of space for entertaining. Because it’s pretty much equidistant between Brighton and Hove so you can reach both easily, and when we have been away the apartment has provided a steady income.”
What’s around you:
Shops: Local 3 minutes, London Road 4 minutes
Station: Preston Park 10 minutes’ walk, Brighton Station 7 minutes by bus
Seafront or Park: Preston Park 8 minutes’ walk, Seafront 10 to drive
Closest Schools:
Primary: Stanford Primary
Secondary: Varndean, Dorothy Stringer
Sixth Form: Varndean, bhasvic
Private: Brighton College, Brighton & Hove High<br /><br />With friendly local shops and a bistro pub this area has a lovely community feel, and the primary school is popular with an entrance only a few doors up! Tucked away from the crowds who flock to our famous coastal city, you can still reach the beach easily and with two parks to choose from and a bus route nearby to the South Downs National Park, a healthy lifestyle beckons. You can get to the whole of the city including the world class shopping, fashionable bars, lively arts venues and international restaurants of Queen’s Road, London Road and Church Road on foot, by bus or by cab. For commuters, Preston Park Station is about a 10 minute walk, both the A23 and A27 are easy to reach and at the time of writing, permit zone Q has no waiting list.
Internal viewings available on request.
Chain free.
Facing south for the sunshine this light and airy 2 bedroom apartment in popular Prestonville is an ideal investment or inviting home with big, bright rooms and fresh decoration. Quiet and secure on the 2nd floor of a streamlined purpose built block with a lift and double glazing, the large lounge, contemporary kitchen and smart bathroom are good to go -and there is even the option of renting a parking space at the back subject to separate negotiation. In a good school catchment area between the leafy acres, sports facilities and café of Preston Park, and the open air theatre, tennis courts and café of Dyke Road Park, this well connected area has lasting appeal across the board – and as both Preston Park Station and Brighton Station are swift to reach and the chic 7 Dials and London Road are within walking distance, it is easy to see why this is one of the most sought after areas of the city.
Style 2nd floor apartment in purpose built block
Type 2 double bedrooms, 1 bathroom, living/dining room, kitchen
Area Prestonville
Floor Area 854sq.ft
Outside Space Communal lawns
Parking Permit Zone Q possible onsite subject to negotiation
Why you’ll like it:
With friendly local amenities including a bistro pub (out of hearing) and just a short walk from a choice of stations serving Gatwick and London, this striking 20th century block soars above Preston Park Valley within leafy surrounds including communal gardens which provide level access to a secure entrance where a communal hallway has a lift.
Up on the 2nd floor, a hushed landing has sensor lighting and this apartment is found through sound insulating doors in a lobby shared by only two other homes. Inside, the tiled hallway is large enough for a comfortable workstation, and a big cupboard already has plumbing for a washing machine.
Ahead, the sunny living room has a broad box bay almost filling the south wall so it is an inviting retreat to return to and although the views are urban, (you are literally minutes from the city centre don’t forget) it does mean that the room is not directly overlooked! There is plenty of scope for defining zones for relaxing or entertaining and the decoration is fresh and stylish. There is also a satellite receiver with 2 connections into the flat (free of charge)
Next door, the kitchen is a modern classic with a practical layout and leafy views to the west, so you can cook supper after work in the evening sun. There is a gas hob and electric oven beneath a hood and the dishwasher could stay, subject to circumstance.
Big, bright and ready to move into, both bedrooms are generous sizes and each looks south, so great for sharers. There is plenty of floorspace to play with even with double beds in place, and the principal room has a deep fitted wardrobe. Across the hallway, the contemporary bathroom serves your every need with a Triton T80 shower above the bath, mirrored cabinets and even a warming rail for towels. Perfect.
Agent says:
“If you’re looking for plenty of space and connected location with local amenities for a good price this big, bright apartment delivers. Well run by the local authority, as well as plentiful permit parking, there is the possibility of on-site parking at a discounted rate, subject to availability and separate negotiation.”
Owner’s secret:
“All the main rooms are light and spacious and there’s plenty of space for entertaining. Because it’s pretty much equidistant between Brighton and Hove so you can reach both easily, and when we have been away the apartment has provided a steady income.”
What’s around you:
Shops: Local 3 minutes, London Road 4 minutes
Station: Preston Park 10 minutes’ walk, Brighton Station 7 minutes by bus
Seafront or Park: Preston Park 8 minutes’ walk, Seafront 10 to drive
Closest Schools:
Primary: Stanford Primary
Secondary: Varndean, Dorothy Stringer
Sixth Form: Varndean, bhasvic
Private: Brighton College, Brighton & Hove High<br /><br />With friendly local shops and a bistro pub this area has a lovely community feel, and the primary school is popular with an entrance only a few doors up! Tucked away from the crowds who flock to our famous coastal city, you can still reach the beach easily and with two parks to choose from and a bus route nearby to the South Downs National Park, a healthy lifestyle beckons. You can get to the whole of the city including the world class shopping, fashionable bars, lively arts venues and international restaurants of Queen’s Road, London Road and Church Road on foot, by bus or by cab. For commuters, Preston Park Station is about a 10 minute walk, both the A23 and A27 are easy to reach and at the time of writing, permit zone Q has no waiting list.
