2 bed Flat For Sale £400,000
Guide price : £400,000-£450,000.
Share of freehold.
Internal viewings available on request.
Spread your wings in this spacious, two bedroom maisonette on the upper floors of an impressive Victorian house where beautiful period proportions ensure every room is light and inviting and a delicate eye for colour has created a restful retreat to return to. Tucked quietly away in popular Prestonville 5 minutes from the al fresco lifestyle of 7 Dials and 10 from the station – on foot- it is an ideal step up or investment, and there are also friendly local shops, bistro pubs and a popular primary school around the corner but out of hearing. Inside has a sunny east/west orientation and a flowing layout to enjoy, and the living/dining room is ready to work, rest or play with a soaring ceiling, glorious windows and original fireplace. The two bedrooms are private on different floors and both the bright kitchen and luxury bathroom have had stylish makeovers recently, so it is ready for your move. Never far from fresh coffee or a croissant with a choice of parks including the open air theatre, café and tennis courts of Dyke Road Park within a 15 minute radius and the city centre 5 minutes by cab, it is easy to see why this secret enclave of period terraces between the sea and the Downs has lasting appeal.
Style 1st floor split level maisonette in period terrace house circa 1860’s
Type 2 double bedrooms, 1 bathroom, living/dining room, kitchen
Area Prestonville
Floor Area 873 square feet
Outside Space N/A
Parking Permit Zone Q
Why you’ll like it:
Known for its quiet convenience, this is a central point in the city where you can reach Preston Park, Brighton Station and adjacent North Laine or the vibrant shopping of Western Road and Hove within minutes on foot or by bus.
Picture perfect, this impressive Victorian house with stately bays and grand architectural detail is tucked away on a well- kept road and inside, a clean and tidy hallway is shared by only one other home.
Through the front door to this apartment, a wide staircase sweeps up to an airy landing where the sunny kitchen offers a stylish welcome with a beautiful, original fireplace as well as plenty of storage for the shopping.
Expert planning has user-friendly surfaces and everything is to hand from the touch induction hob and oven beneath a hood, there is plumbing for a washer/drier and designated space for an undercounter fridge and freezer – which could stay, subject to circumstance.
Next door, the spacious bathroom has a Victorian influence – but there is nothing old fashioned about its designer finish! Ready to refresh and restore you to your former glory, there is a Triton shower above the claw footed tub, which also has a shower attachment, and touches of discreet indulgence include the sleek vanity unit beneath the hand basin and a warming rail for towels.
Up on the first floor, with the wow factor only a skilled blend of historic proportion and artistic eye can deliver, lofty dimensions, heritage colours and natural wood shelving combine to create a living/dining room of timeless beauty in which to enjoy life opening up again.
A deep, broad bay and statuesque sash window almost fill the east wall to bring in the Sussex sunshine, and elegant features include delicate coving high above your head and a handsome fireplace.
Next door, the guest bedroom is a generous double with garden views and gleaming parquet flooring. Quiet and comfortable. It has plenty of character of its own with built in wardrobes on each side of the pretty fireplace. At the top of a vaulted staircase, the private principal room stretches from east to west with Velux in each roofline so you can dream beneath the stars.
Deep under eaves provide storage, although there is plenty of floorspace available even with a large bed in situ, and we are told that when the conversion was done by the previous owners the plans provided an area for a roof terrace if you wanted to explore that option, STC.
Agent says:
“Big and bright, this stylish apartment is a great buy as a home or investment as every part of our coastal city of Brighton and Hove with its major employers, open green spaces, restaurants and shops is easy to reach, and you can walk to Brighton Station for swift access to Gatwick or London.”
Owner’s secret:
“The location drew us here as all Brighton’s hotspots are within walking distance. The beach, Laines, train station, city centre, Hove, and multiple parks are all within 15 minutes walk. We also love 7 Dials which is on our doorstep as it has its own neighbourhood vibe with lots of great pubs, bars, restaurants, cafes, bakeries, coffee houses and independent shops to chose from. We also love that we have Local bus routes connecting us to great places such as the Marina and the heart of the Southdown’s at the end of our road. The neighbourhood is also a great place to meet people easily and has venues hosting arts events during our famous festivals.
We fell in love with the apartment as soon as we first saw it, it’s always light and inviting to return to and the different levels make it feel even more spacious than it already is. We love how big and homely the living space is and the views out the bay windows over the gorgeous Victorian street. Friend’s love to meet here because of all of this plus its in such a great and convenient location.”
What’s around you:
Shops: Local 2 minutes
Station: Brighton mainline 10-12 on foot
Seafront or Park: Dyke Road Park 7 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
With friendly local shops as well as a bistro pub nearby, this area has a lovely community feel and the primary school is popular and also within walking distance.
Tucked away from the crowds who flock to our famous coastal city, Dyke Road’s Park is a stroll with tennis courts, open air theatre, playground and café. Local bus routes go to the South Downs National Park or the beach, and you can get to the whole of the city including the world class shopping, fashionable bars, lively arts venues and international restaurants of the 7 Dials, Queen’s Road Brighton and Church Road Hove in just a few minutes on foot, by bus or by cab. For commuters, Brighton Station is about 10-12 minutes’ walk, both the A23 and A27 are easy to reach and at the time of writing, permit zone Q has no waiting list.<br /><br />With friendly local shops as well as a bistro pub nearby, this area has a lovely community feel and the primary school is popular and also within walking distance.
Share of freehold.
Internal viewings available on request.
Spread your wings in this spacious, two bedroom maisonette on the upper floors of an impressive Victorian house where beautiful period proportions ensure every room is light and inviting and a delicate eye for colour has created a restful retreat to return to. Tucked quietly away in popular Prestonville 5 minutes from the al fresco lifestyle of 7 Dials and 10 from the station – on foot- it is an ideal step up or investment, and there are also friendly local shops, bistro pubs and a popular primary school around the corner but out of hearing. Inside has a sunny east/west orientation and a flowing layout to enjoy, and the living/dining room is ready to work, rest or play with a soaring ceiling, glorious windows and original fireplace. The two bedrooms are private on different floors and both the bright kitchen and luxury bathroom have had stylish makeovers recently, so it is ready for your move. Never far from fresh coffee or a croissant with a choice of parks including the open air theatre, café and tennis courts of Dyke Road Park within a 15 minute radius and the city centre 5 minutes by cab, it is easy to see why this secret enclave of period terraces between the sea and the Downs has lasting appeal.
Style 1st floor split level maisonette in period terrace house circa 1860’s
Type 2 double bedrooms, 1 bathroom, living/dining room, kitchen
Area Prestonville
Floor Area 873 square feet
Outside Space N/A
Parking Permit Zone Q
Why you’ll like it:
Known for its quiet convenience, this is a central point in the city where you can reach Preston Park, Brighton Station and adjacent North Laine or the vibrant shopping of Western Road and Hove within minutes on foot or by bus.
Picture perfect, this impressive Victorian house with stately bays and grand architectural detail is tucked away on a well- kept road and inside, a clean and tidy hallway is shared by only one other home.
Through the front door to this apartment, a wide staircase sweeps up to an airy landing where the sunny kitchen offers a stylish welcome with a beautiful, original fireplace as well as plenty of storage for the shopping.
Expert planning has user-friendly surfaces and everything is to hand from the touch induction hob and oven beneath a hood, there is plumbing for a washer/drier and designated space for an undercounter fridge and freezer – which could stay, subject to circumstance.
Next door, the spacious bathroom has a Victorian influence – but there is nothing old fashioned about its designer finish! Ready to refresh and restore you to your former glory, there is a Triton shower above the claw footed tub, which also has a shower attachment, and touches of discreet indulgence include the sleek vanity unit beneath the hand basin and a warming rail for towels.
Up on the first floor, with the wow factor only a skilled blend of historic proportion and artistic eye can deliver, lofty dimensions, heritage colours and natural wood shelving combine to create a living/dining room of timeless beauty in which to enjoy life opening up again.
A deep, broad bay and statuesque sash window almost fill the east wall to bring in the Sussex sunshine, and elegant features include delicate coving high above your head and a handsome fireplace.
Next door, the guest bedroom is a generous double with garden views and gleaming parquet flooring. Quiet and comfortable. It has plenty of character of its own with built in wardrobes on each side of the pretty fireplace. At the top of a vaulted staircase, the private principal room stretches from east to west with Velux in each roofline so you can dream beneath the stars.
Deep under eaves provide storage, although there is plenty of floorspace available even with a large bed in situ, and we are told that when the conversion was done by the previous owners the plans provided an area for a roof terrace if you wanted to explore that option, STC.
Agent says:
“Big and bright, this stylish apartment is a great buy as a home or investment as every part of our coastal city of Brighton and Hove with its major employers, open green spaces, restaurants and shops is easy to reach, and you can walk to Brighton Station for swift access to Gatwick or London.”
Owner’s secret:
“The location drew us here as all Brighton’s hotspots are within walking distance. The beach, Laines, train station, city centre, Hove, and multiple parks are all within 15 minutes walk. We also love 7 Dials which is on our doorstep as it has its own neighbourhood vibe with lots of great pubs, bars, restaurants, cafes, bakeries, coffee houses and independent shops to chose from. We also love that we have Local bus routes connecting us to great places such as the Marina and the heart of the Southdown’s at the end of our road. The neighbourhood is also a great place to meet people easily and has venues hosting arts events during our famous festivals.
We fell in love with the apartment as soon as we first saw it, it’s always light and inviting to return to and the different levels make it feel even more spacious than it already is. We love how big and homely the living space is and the views out the bay windows over the gorgeous Victorian street. Friend’s love to meet here because of all of this plus its in such a great and convenient location.”
What’s around you:
Shops: Local 2 minutes
Station: Brighton mainline 10-12 on foot
Seafront or Park: Dyke Road Park 7 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
With friendly local shops as well as a bistro pub nearby, this area has a lovely community feel and the primary school is popular and also within walking distance.
Tucked away from the crowds who flock to our famous coastal city, Dyke Road’s Park is a stroll with tennis courts, open air theatre, playground and café. Local bus routes go to the South Downs National Park or the beach, and you can get to the whole of the city including the world class shopping, fashionable bars, lively arts venues and international restaurants of the 7 Dials, Queen’s Road Brighton and Church Road Hove in just a few minutes on foot, by bus or by cab. For commuters, Brighton Station is about 10-12 minutes’ walk, both the A23 and A27 are easy to reach and at the time of writing, permit zone Q has no waiting list.<br /><br />With friendly local shops as well as a bistro pub nearby, this area has a lovely community feel and the primary school is popular and also within walking distance.
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