House For Sale £650,000
Guide price - £650k - £675k
Two blocks from the sea and two minutes from The Royal Sussex County Hospital and Brighton College Prep School this elegant three bedroom house with a sunny, private patio is in pole position. As the statement end of Terrace, sunlight streams through three sides of this spacious Victorian beauty which blends grand proportions with a sophisticated contemporary lifestyle. Inside, the ground floor has been opened up and extended to create a sociable living/dining room with wooden floors, elegant coving and handsome fireplaces – one with a wood burning stove. Double doors lead through to a spacious kitchen where broad Crittall style doors open to the walled patio which has a side gate for bikes. Upstairs the luxury bathroom is right on trend and the first of the comfortable double rooms is lined with storage and used as a private home office. With a chic en suite shower room, the principal bedroom has space and grace and at the top, the third double room has a Velux in the rooflight to bring in the morning sun. Kemptown Village has a relaxed, al fresco lifestyle and friendly shops, and the beach bars, volleyball courts and waterfront restaurants of the Marina are easy to reach via the seasonal Dolphin lift. A scenic 15 minute stroll along the seafront takes you to our picturesque cultural heart, whilst the station serving the airports and London is 10 minutes by cab.
EPC: D
Council Tax: D
This substantial home with 1419.0 square feet (131.83m2) to enjoy is a special find within an historic quarter of the city where you are never far from fresh coffee or the beach, and the Village is favoured by celebrities who like its relaxed atmosphere and discretion.
The front door is imposing and inside, this child and guest friendly house has a spacious hallway which introduces the sensitive nature the stylish interior design with Victorian influenced tiles underfoot and an original, sweeping staircase.
An impressively high ceiling continues through to a bright double reception which spreads from east to west and has a fabulous 22’7 x 19’3 (6.9m x 5.87m) in which to relax or entertain. A broad west bay brings in the Sussex sun and custom made shelving almost reaches the ceiling next to an old school radiator. L shaped it naturally creates different areas for seating or eating with a wood burning stove in one of the two handsome fireplaces, and guests can enjoy the views through to the garden.
At the back of the house– and extended into the side return -the kitchen diner is a vaulted stunner. Sunshine streams through two skylights and the broad glazed doors which bring the outside in. Right on trend with sleek, contemporary units topped by Silestone surfaces it has been thoughtfully planned with a gas hob beneath a hood, electric oven at eye level, wine cooler and dishwasher. There is designated space for a fridge freezer and plumbing is in place for a machine.
Outside, the sunny patio is party perfect and paved for ease of maintenance, and it has a rare gate to Eastern Road for bikes or boards.
Returning inside, at the top of the stairs, the luxury bathroom acknowledges the history of this building in style, but there is nothing old fashioned about the high end, freestanding bath with a shower attachment and its designer finish.
A few steps take you to the first of the double bedrooms which is lined with sophisticated storage. Currently used as a comfortable home office it spreads its wings across 12’7 x 11’1 (3.86m x 3.69m).
Next door, the principal suite is a light and airy refuge to retreat to with a broad west bay. Simple but stylish with a wood floor and restful decoration it is ready for your move and the ensuite shower room is skilfully designed and has natural light.
Private at the top of the house, the attic room is a secret escape with under eave storage, lushly thick carpet and Velux in the roofline to bring in the morning light.
Agent says:
“In a sought after conservation area, this stylish home offers the best of the Brighton lifestyle 2 minutes from Brighton College Prep the County Hospital and from the beach – on foot- and close to bus routes to the city, older children have some independence and commuters have swift access to the station for the airports or London.”
Owner’s secret:
“Light and airy in the summer, the house is cosy and comfortable in winter. We fell in love with its graceful proportions and with large light rooms you will have flexible options. The house and garden are perfect for parties and having the sea, a choice of parks with sports facilities and playgrounds so close and local schools on the doorstep would make life with children fuss free. The neighbours are friendly and the location would work well for a couple or a rental too, as we can walk to the theatres, restaurants and bars we enjoy (and cab back) and there is swift, almost 24/7 access to Gatwick and London.”
What’s around you:
Shops: Village 2 minutes, Georgian Lanes & Marina 15-20 minute walk
Train Station: Brighton about 15 minutes by bus
Seafront or Park: Seafront 5 minutes on foot, Queen’s Park/East Brighton Park 5 by car
Closest schools:
Primary: St Luke’s, Queen’s Park
Secondary: Varndean or Dorothy Stringer
Private: Brighton College, Brighton Waldorf School, Brighton & Hove High, Roedean<br /><br />Kemptown Village has an eclectic mix of cafés, shops, restaurants and even a farmer’s market- and it is bordered by the sea with a seasonal lift down to the beach. Within a few minutes of the international shopping, restaurants, cinemas and theatres of the historic heart of the city it is conveniently located for both Amex and County Hospital as well as a choice of parks, full of local families with playgrounds, sports facilities and cafes, and which also provide cool green spaces and host arts events in the numerous city festivals. With a new Soho House to open in Kemptown and a Lido planned at neighbouring Blackrock, now is the time to buy and the whole of Brighton and Hove is easy to reach on foot, by bus or by car. The station with its fast links to Gatwick and London is easy to reach and if you need a car permit zone H has no waiting list.
Two blocks from the sea and two minutes from The Royal Sussex County Hospital and Brighton College Prep School this elegant three bedroom house with a sunny, private patio is in pole position. As the statement end of Terrace, sunlight streams through three sides of this spacious Victorian beauty which blends grand proportions with a sophisticated contemporary lifestyle. Inside, the ground floor has been opened up and extended to create a sociable living/dining room with wooden floors, elegant coving and handsome fireplaces – one with a wood burning stove. Double doors lead through to a spacious kitchen where broad Crittall style doors open to the walled patio which has a side gate for bikes. Upstairs the luxury bathroom is right on trend and the first of the comfortable double rooms is lined with storage and used as a private home office. With a chic en suite shower room, the principal bedroom has space and grace and at the top, the third double room has a Velux in the rooflight to bring in the morning sun. Kemptown Village has a relaxed, al fresco lifestyle and friendly shops, and the beach bars, volleyball courts and waterfront restaurants of the Marina are easy to reach via the seasonal Dolphin lift. A scenic 15 minute stroll along the seafront takes you to our picturesque cultural heart, whilst the station serving the airports and London is 10 minutes by cab.
EPC: D
Council Tax: D
This substantial home with 1419.0 square feet (131.83m2) to enjoy is a special find within an historic quarter of the city where you are never far from fresh coffee or the beach, and the Village is favoured by celebrities who like its relaxed atmosphere and discretion.
The front door is imposing and inside, this child and guest friendly house has a spacious hallway which introduces the sensitive nature the stylish interior design with Victorian influenced tiles underfoot and an original, sweeping staircase.
An impressively high ceiling continues through to a bright double reception which spreads from east to west and has a fabulous 22’7 x 19’3 (6.9m x 5.87m) in which to relax or entertain. A broad west bay brings in the Sussex sun and custom made shelving almost reaches the ceiling next to an old school radiator. L shaped it naturally creates different areas for seating or eating with a wood burning stove in one of the two handsome fireplaces, and guests can enjoy the views through to the garden.
At the back of the house– and extended into the side return -the kitchen diner is a vaulted stunner. Sunshine streams through two skylights and the broad glazed doors which bring the outside in. Right on trend with sleek, contemporary units topped by Silestone surfaces it has been thoughtfully planned with a gas hob beneath a hood, electric oven at eye level, wine cooler and dishwasher. There is designated space for a fridge freezer and plumbing is in place for a machine.
Outside, the sunny patio is party perfect and paved for ease of maintenance, and it has a rare gate to Eastern Road for bikes or boards.
Returning inside, at the top of the stairs, the luxury bathroom acknowledges the history of this building in style, but there is nothing old fashioned about the high end, freestanding bath with a shower attachment and its designer finish.
A few steps take you to the first of the double bedrooms which is lined with sophisticated storage. Currently used as a comfortable home office it spreads its wings across 12’7 x 11’1 (3.86m x 3.69m).
Next door, the principal suite is a light and airy refuge to retreat to with a broad west bay. Simple but stylish with a wood floor and restful decoration it is ready for your move and the ensuite shower room is skilfully designed and has natural light.
Private at the top of the house, the attic room is a secret escape with under eave storage, lushly thick carpet and Velux in the roofline to bring in the morning light.
Agent says:
“In a sought after conservation area, this stylish home offers the best of the Brighton lifestyle 2 minutes from Brighton College Prep the County Hospital and from the beach – on foot- and close to bus routes to the city, older children have some independence and commuters have swift access to the station for the airports or London.”
Owner’s secret:
“Light and airy in the summer, the house is cosy and comfortable in winter. We fell in love with its graceful proportions and with large light rooms you will have flexible options. The house and garden are perfect for parties and having the sea, a choice of parks with sports facilities and playgrounds so close and local schools on the doorstep would make life with children fuss free. The neighbours are friendly and the location would work well for a couple or a rental too, as we can walk to the theatres, restaurants and bars we enjoy (and cab back) and there is swift, almost 24/7 access to Gatwick and London.”
What’s around you:
Shops: Village 2 minutes, Georgian Lanes & Marina 15-20 minute walk
Train Station: Brighton about 15 minutes by bus
Seafront or Park: Seafront 5 minutes on foot, Queen’s Park/East Brighton Park 5 by car
Closest schools:
Primary: St Luke’s, Queen’s Park
Secondary: Varndean or Dorothy Stringer
Private: Brighton College, Brighton Waldorf School, Brighton & Hove High, Roedean<br /><br />Kemptown Village has an eclectic mix of cafés, shops, restaurants and even a farmer’s market- and it is bordered by the sea with a seasonal lift down to the beach. Within a few minutes of the international shopping, restaurants, cinemas and theatres of the historic heart of the city it is conveniently located for both Amex and County Hospital as well as a choice of parks, full of local families with playgrounds, sports facilities and cafes, and which also provide cool green spaces and host arts events in the numerous city festivals. With a new Soho House to open in Kemptown and a Lido planned at neighbouring Blackrock, now is the time to buy and the whole of Brighton and Hove is easy to reach on foot, by bus or by car. The station with its fast links to Gatwick and London is easy to reach and if you need a car permit zone H has no waiting list.
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