House For Sale £725,000
Howard Terrace, Brighton, East Sussex, BN1

* GUIDE PRICE £725,000 *

Discretely tucked away on the streets surrounding Seven Dials; a charming END-OF-TERRACE period HOUSE with THREE DOUBLE BEDROOMS and a SOUTH FACING REAR GARDEN.

Set behind the picture perfect facade of this well-appointed end-of-terrace family home lies a wealth of period features. Measuring almost 1,200sqft/111m2, the property is arranged over three floors and is wonderfully light throughout. The living areas are situated on the ground floor with a generous dual aspect living room with a log-burner to the front and a contemporary kitchen positioned to the rear. Three very good-sized bedrooms are located on the first and lower ground floors, two of which boast striking period fireplaces. There is a large bathroom with a walk-in shower and separate tub on the first floor and a further w/c downstairs. Both the kitchen and bathroom are fitted with underfloor heating.

The property boasts a good-sized south facing rear garden. There is a large fully boarded loft space for handy extra storage, which also has potential for conversion (subject to the usual consents).

The streets surrounding Seven Dials offer the best of both worlds, combining a peaceful family friendly atmosphere with the hubbub of the many independent shops, bars and restaurants that include the Flour Pot Bakery, Small Batch Coffee and Le Gourmet Delicatessen. There is also easy access to The Laines and Churchill Square Shopping Centre.

The Prestonville Arms offers real ale and local art displays, while Upper Hamilton Road offers additional local amenities including the family-friendly gastro pub The Chimney House and the award-winning Joe’s Café. The Shakespeare's Head pub is close to hand, and very popular for its vegan menu as well as its Sunday roasts.

The green open spaces of St Ann’s Well Gardens and Dyke Road Park, with its open-air theatre and children’s playground and rose gardens are both only a short walk away and the seafront is within walking distance.

Regular bus services run into the centre of Brighton and out to Devils Dyke, while Brighton mainline train station is approximately half a mile away offering convenient commuter links.

The house is situated in parking zone Q and is in council tax band A which is currently charged at £1,485.27 for 2023/24.