House For Rent £3,250
Stunning georgian house | sunny roof terrace with fantastic views | must be viewed
Soothing Georgian symmetry and faultless reinvention have created a luxury four-bedroom home blending period charm and a sociable lifestyle with a spacious lower floor opening to a private courtyard, a rooftop sunroom opening to a large terrace with panoramic views and rare access to the 7.5 acres of Grade II listed Kemp Town garden enclosures with a tunnel leading directly to the beach.
Style: Georgian house built 1826
Bedrooms: 4 double
Bathrooms: 2
Living rooms: 2 elegant and spacious
Outside: Patio and roof terrace with sun room
Location: Sussex Square Kemp Town
Parking: Zone H
Attractive on approach, the house sits to the rear of Sussex Square and was built at the same time bearing the features and proportions of the era. It has been sensitively modernised throughout using only the finest fixtures, fittings and extensions to bring this elegant home shining into the 21st Century.
With skilled design, the central hallway has vast proportions and there is ample floor space to provide an enormous cupboard for coats and bags whilst wood underfoot, stripped doors and staircases make this quiet home pet, child and guest friendly. A spacious utility area leads to a vaulted bathroom with a luxury finish rare to the market. Designer led from the Spanish tiles underfoot to the skylights overhead, a handmade terrazzo basin from Italy rests on a cabinet topped by slate. Tucked away behind a glass partition, the wet room style shower has a fashionable waterfall head, and you can bathe in a freestanding baignoir with a brushed bronze shower attachment. There are two double bedrooms on this floor with high ceilings and wooden floors and tall windows.
With its own access from the street as well as an internal staircase, the grand reception brings in even more light with vaulted glass ceilings and extra windows at the back. This space is used as an informal dining area where tall bi folding doors open to a secluded courtyard, and a magnificent marble fireplace in the main living space, now housing a wood burner for winter comfort. The oak kitchen has sophisticated storage, quartz Carrera tops and shelving made from original ceiling joists. Brass handles, exposed brick and underfloor heating bend time and high spec appliances include a touch induction hob, hood, two Smeg Combi ovens at eye level and a wine cooler.
Up on the first floor there are two further elegant double bedrooms and a shower room with stylish black fittings. A staircase leads up to the sun room which opens to the expansive roof terrace; ideal for entertaining alfresco. From here you gain panoramic views across the cit to the rolling hills of the South Downs and can bask in the summer sunshine all day.<br /><br />Within walking distance of the Marina with its waterfront restaurants, health club, shops and cinemas, this unique luxury home has its own stunning outside space but also 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.’ With local shops, cafes and bistro pubs, a 15 minute stroll takes you to the al fresco lifestyle of Kemptown Village which hosts the County Hospital and Brighton College, the arts venues and famous restaurants of the Lanes are a five minute cab ride and close to several bus routes, the city and station serving Gatwick and London are easy to reach.
Soothing Georgian symmetry and faultless reinvention have created a luxury four-bedroom home blending period charm and a sociable lifestyle with a spacious lower floor opening to a private courtyard, a rooftop sunroom opening to a large terrace with panoramic views and rare access to the 7.5 acres of Grade II listed Kemp Town garden enclosures with a tunnel leading directly to the beach.
Style: Georgian house built 1826
Bedrooms: 4 double
Bathrooms: 2
Living rooms: 2 elegant and spacious
Outside: Patio and roof terrace with sun room
Location: Sussex Square Kemp Town
Parking: Zone H
Attractive on approach, the house sits to the rear of Sussex Square and was built at the same time bearing the features and proportions of the era. It has been sensitively modernised throughout using only the finest fixtures, fittings and extensions to bring this elegant home shining into the 21st Century.
With skilled design, the central hallway has vast proportions and there is ample floor space to provide an enormous cupboard for coats and bags whilst wood underfoot, stripped doors and staircases make this quiet home pet, child and guest friendly. A spacious utility area leads to a vaulted bathroom with a luxury finish rare to the market. Designer led from the Spanish tiles underfoot to the skylights overhead, a handmade terrazzo basin from Italy rests on a cabinet topped by slate. Tucked away behind a glass partition, the wet room style shower has a fashionable waterfall head, and you can bathe in a freestanding baignoir with a brushed bronze shower attachment. There are two double bedrooms on this floor with high ceilings and wooden floors and tall windows.
With its own access from the street as well as an internal staircase, the grand reception brings in even more light with vaulted glass ceilings and extra windows at the back. This space is used as an informal dining area where tall bi folding doors open to a secluded courtyard, and a magnificent marble fireplace in the main living space, now housing a wood burner for winter comfort. The oak kitchen has sophisticated storage, quartz Carrera tops and shelving made from original ceiling joists. Brass handles, exposed brick and underfloor heating bend time and high spec appliances include a touch induction hob, hood, two Smeg Combi ovens at eye level and a wine cooler.
Up on the first floor there are two further elegant double bedrooms and a shower room with stylish black fittings. A staircase leads up to the sun room which opens to the expansive roof terrace; ideal for entertaining alfresco. From here you gain panoramic views across the cit to the rolling hills of the South Downs and can bask in the summer sunshine all day.<br /><br />Within walking distance of the Marina with its waterfront restaurants, health club, shops and cinemas, this unique luxury home has its own stunning outside space but also 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.’ With local shops, cafes and bistro pubs, a 15 minute stroll takes you to the al fresco lifestyle of Kemptown Village which hosts the County Hospital and Brighton College, the arts venues and famous restaurants of the Lanes are a five minute cab ride and close to several bus routes, the city and station serving Gatwick and London are easy to reach.
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