1 bed Flat For Sale £220,000
Russell Square, Brighton

OVERVIEW *Guide Price £220,000 - £230,000*

This gorgeous Grade II Listed property was designed and built in c.1825 by Amon Henry Wilds; a famous English architect, he and Charles Busby were responsible for the surge in residential construction in the early 19th century giving Brighton its distinctive Regency charm and personality. This seaside home is positioned on the top floor of an elegant, converted house situated on a popular garden square of Central Brighton. Tastefully decorated throughout we have fallen for the attractiveness and character of this home.

After heading into the communal hallway and leading to the top floor of the building, you are welcomed by an internal staircase and hall of the apartment. This is a convenient area for coats, shoes, and storage. With its wonderful sash windows you get a sense of space and brightness, there is instantly a happy and homely feel about the place.

The accommodation embraces a beautiful and tastefully decorated open plan living room which is an ideal spot to entertain and to dine in. The kitchen has modern wooden wall and base units with worksurfaces over and trendy tiled splashbacks. There are some integrated appliances including a four-ring gas hob with an extractor fan over, oven, double stainless-steel sink with drainer and mixer taps and space for a fridge/ freezer and washing machine.

The double bedroom has a Westerly aspect and has a lovely sized sash window making it a perfectly sunny room all day long. There is also ample space for a wardrobe and additional storage. Beyond this is a modern fully tiled bathroom with a panelled bathtub and a shower attachment over, a low-level WC and pedestal sink.

With its perfect city centre location, moments from the seafront and promenade, along with having access to Russell Square's communal gardens, Russell Square is the ideal home and not one to be missed!

Tenure: Leasehold
Length of lease: 152 Years Remaining
Annual ground rent amount: NIL
Ground rent review period: N/A
Annual service charge amount: £1,300
Council tax band: A 

LOCATION The vibrant and quirky seaside city of Brighton and Hove is famous for its mix of Georgian, Regency, Victorian, Edwardian and Art Deco architecture, from the Prince Regent's Royal Pavilion to the beautiful garden squares. The pebbly beaches, a honey pot of shopping facilities, from Churchill Square shopping centre offering fantastic mainstream shops, whilst the North and South Laines are full of quirky boutiques and luxury stores. You will find a shop for everything! A vast choice of restaurants, whether you love fine dining, street food or popular chains, cafe's, bars, and pubs, boasting lively nightlife and entertainment.

Brighton is renowned for its diverse communities and rich arts culture, from comedy nights at Komedia, gigs at the Brighton Dome or productions at The Theatre Royal. It is celebrated for its large LGBTQ population and often nicknamed the 'Gay Capital of the UK', once a year they hold a colourful and exciting Gay Pride weekend, full of flamboyant costumes, street parties, parades, and music acts.

Hove on the other hand is a little more relaxed. Offering a honey pot of restaurants, cafés, and sophisticated wine bars along Church Road and Western Road. Hove Lawns is a lovely spot during the summer months where people gather for picnics, outdoor games, and sunbathing. Enjoy some of the city's parks, Hove Park, Hove Rec, St Ann's Wells Gardens, Wish Park, Preston Park and Queen's Park. 

DISCLAIMER All material information has been provided to us by the seller, this is accurate to the best of our knowledge and is provided in good faith. Your legal representative should verify this information through enquiries raised during the conveyancing process.