House For Sale £475,000
Guide price : £475,000 - £525,000.
Viewing by appointment only.
Internal viewings available on request
With Brighton’s vibrant North Laine and Mainline Station within easy walking distance, and excellent transport links to the universities nearby; this bright and generous two/three-bedroom townhouse will appeal to many. It has high ceilings and well-proportioned rooms spread over three floors, so it offers versatile living space with a separate living room/bedroom three and a large open plan kitchen diner on the lower ground floor. It also benefits from a sunny, walled city garden which is remarkably quiet for somewhere so central, and with an east to west orientation, the entire place is filled with natural light.
It sits within a welcoming, family friendly community with many families living in the street due to the neighbourly feel and great school catchment. The city shops, beach and South Downs National Park at Brighton Racecourse are also within easy walking distance, so the location couldn’t be more perfect for professionals, families, rental investors, student landlords and commuters alike.
Style: Victorian townhouse
Type: 2 double bedrooms, 1 bathroom, 1 sitting room/bed 3,1 open plan kitchen/dining room
Location: Lewes Road
Floor Area: 888 sq.ft.
Outside: East facing rear garden
Parking: Residents permit zone J
Council Tax Band: C
Why you’ll like it:
Positioned at the base of Roundhill Conservation Area, tucked away from the busy Lewes Road, this attractive and colourful townhouse sits within a smart terrace of Victorian homes. It has been beautifully maintained and decorated in recent years to create a stylish and homely space which will appeal to professionals and families alike.
Park Crescent Road is a quiet road which is not used as a cut-through, so traffic noise is kept to a minimum. Like many roads in Brighton & Hove, these properties reflect the creative and diverse community that live here; painted in a variety of bold hues – with this house being no exception in electric blue with a pop of hot-pink for the front door. Stepping inside, it is clear the current owners have a refined and creative eye for colour which has been used sensitively throughout the house, paired with its natural materials and original period features.
Wide floorboards flow along the entrance hall and into the sitting room to the right. While this is ideal as a second reception room, it is flexible to be used as a double bedroom or work space depending on need. A wood burning stove sits within an open slate hearth, adding warmth and atmosphere to wintery evenings, where there is space to cosy up on comfortable furnishings. A shuttered window ensures privacy from the street while allowing a warm westerly light to filter through during the afternoon, and bespoke shelving has been fitted within the alcoves for books and ornaments.
Next door, the family bathroom has been renovated in recent years, so it is on-trend with Moroccan patterned floor tiles, metro brick wall tiles and an exposed brick wall behind the bath. This has a rainfall shower above it and the timber vanity unit provides plenty of storage space for toiletries.
Downstairs, the open plan kitchen and dining room spans the entire lower level with French doors leading out to the garden which becomes a wonderful extension of the home as the weather warms. Within the kitchen, zesty lemon and green have been used for the walls and kitchen cabinetry which pairs perfectly with natural wood flooring and worktops.
The butler sink, oven and gas hob are seamlessly fitted, while the washing machine and tall fridge freezer are freestanding.
Outside, the walled garden is a great size with original flint and brick walls and raised sleeper beds for planting. Faux grass is great for children to play and low-maintenance, ready for the modern lifestyle. There is ample space to dine alfresco and being open to the south ensures it receives plenty of sunshine through the day.
Returning inside, there are two generous double bedrooms on the top floor; one looking out over the peaceful garden and the other spanning the front of the house. This room has some built-in storage and space for a king size bed and freestanding wardrobes without compromising on floor space. Both rooms enjoy shuttered windows and period features to include natural floorboards which add to their style and character.
Agent’s thoughts:
Well-presented and homely, this is the ideal home for families, but also for rental investors due to the popular location close to travel links and universities.
Owners’ thoughts:
‘We have really enjoyed making the space our own and raising a family here. There is a real sense of community in Roundhill with many families living here due to the excellent school catchment and easy access to parks and the city centre. You can walk everywhere from here, even up to the hills of the Downs in just 20-minutes, so there’s no need for a car. Our neighbours are amazing, and we have a WhatsApp street group for social events. I think it is the wonderful community we will miss the most!’
Where it is
Shops: Local 30 sec walk, North Laines 10 min walk
Station: London Road 7 min walk, Brighton 10 min walk
Seafront or Park: The Level 2 min walk, seafront 15 min walk
Closest Schools:
Primary: Downs Infant and Junior Schools, Fairlight Primary
Secondary: Varndean and Dorothy Stringer, Cardinal Newman rc
Private: Brighton College<br /><br />This is a great property in a popular location which is well served for shops, parks and schools. There are plenty of local green spaces, and great transport links, but you are also only a short walk from everything this vibrant coastal city has to offer. The A23/A27 and Brighton Station are also within easy reach, for those requiring fast links to the universities, Gatwick or London on a daily or weekly basis.
Viewing by appointment only.
Internal viewings available on request
With Brighton’s vibrant North Laine and Mainline Station within easy walking distance, and excellent transport links to the universities nearby; this bright and generous two/three-bedroom townhouse will appeal to many. It has high ceilings and well-proportioned rooms spread over three floors, so it offers versatile living space with a separate living room/bedroom three and a large open plan kitchen diner on the lower ground floor. It also benefits from a sunny, walled city garden which is remarkably quiet for somewhere so central, and with an east to west orientation, the entire place is filled with natural light.
It sits within a welcoming, family friendly community with many families living in the street due to the neighbourly feel and great school catchment. The city shops, beach and South Downs National Park at Brighton Racecourse are also within easy walking distance, so the location couldn’t be more perfect for professionals, families, rental investors, student landlords and commuters alike.
Style: Victorian townhouse
Type: 2 double bedrooms, 1 bathroom, 1 sitting room/bed 3,1 open plan kitchen/dining room
Location: Lewes Road
Floor Area: 888 sq.ft.
Outside: East facing rear garden
Parking: Residents permit zone J
Council Tax Band: C
Why you’ll like it:
Positioned at the base of Roundhill Conservation Area, tucked away from the busy Lewes Road, this attractive and colourful townhouse sits within a smart terrace of Victorian homes. It has been beautifully maintained and decorated in recent years to create a stylish and homely space which will appeal to professionals and families alike.
Park Crescent Road is a quiet road which is not used as a cut-through, so traffic noise is kept to a minimum. Like many roads in Brighton & Hove, these properties reflect the creative and diverse community that live here; painted in a variety of bold hues – with this house being no exception in electric blue with a pop of hot-pink for the front door. Stepping inside, it is clear the current owners have a refined and creative eye for colour which has been used sensitively throughout the house, paired with its natural materials and original period features.
Wide floorboards flow along the entrance hall and into the sitting room to the right. While this is ideal as a second reception room, it is flexible to be used as a double bedroom or work space depending on need. A wood burning stove sits within an open slate hearth, adding warmth and atmosphere to wintery evenings, where there is space to cosy up on comfortable furnishings. A shuttered window ensures privacy from the street while allowing a warm westerly light to filter through during the afternoon, and bespoke shelving has been fitted within the alcoves for books and ornaments.
Next door, the family bathroom has been renovated in recent years, so it is on-trend with Moroccan patterned floor tiles, metro brick wall tiles and an exposed brick wall behind the bath. This has a rainfall shower above it and the timber vanity unit provides plenty of storage space for toiletries.
Downstairs, the open plan kitchen and dining room spans the entire lower level with French doors leading out to the garden which becomes a wonderful extension of the home as the weather warms. Within the kitchen, zesty lemon and green have been used for the walls and kitchen cabinetry which pairs perfectly with natural wood flooring and worktops.
The butler sink, oven and gas hob are seamlessly fitted, while the washing machine and tall fridge freezer are freestanding.
Outside, the walled garden is a great size with original flint and brick walls and raised sleeper beds for planting. Faux grass is great for children to play and low-maintenance, ready for the modern lifestyle. There is ample space to dine alfresco and being open to the south ensures it receives plenty of sunshine through the day.
Returning inside, there are two generous double bedrooms on the top floor; one looking out over the peaceful garden and the other spanning the front of the house. This room has some built-in storage and space for a king size bed and freestanding wardrobes without compromising on floor space. Both rooms enjoy shuttered windows and period features to include natural floorboards which add to their style and character.
Agent’s thoughts:
Well-presented and homely, this is the ideal home for families, but also for rental investors due to the popular location close to travel links and universities.
Owners’ thoughts:
‘We have really enjoyed making the space our own and raising a family here. There is a real sense of community in Roundhill with many families living here due to the excellent school catchment and easy access to parks and the city centre. You can walk everywhere from here, even up to the hills of the Downs in just 20-minutes, so there’s no need for a car. Our neighbours are amazing, and we have a WhatsApp street group for social events. I think it is the wonderful community we will miss the most!’
Where it is
Shops: Local 30 sec walk, North Laines 10 min walk
Station: London Road 7 min walk, Brighton 10 min walk
Seafront or Park: The Level 2 min walk, seafront 15 min walk
Closest Schools:
Primary: Downs Infant and Junior Schools, Fairlight Primary
Secondary: Varndean and Dorothy Stringer, Cardinal Newman rc
Private: Brighton College<br /><br />This is a great property in a popular location which is well served for shops, parks and schools. There are plenty of local green spaces, and great transport links, but you are also only a short walk from everything this vibrant coastal city has to offer. The A23/A27 and Brighton Station are also within easy reach, for those requiring fast links to the universities, Gatwick or London on a daily or weekly basis.
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