Terraced house for sale in Brighton BN2, 4 Bedroom

Guide price of £600,000-£625,000. Victorian Period Property. Substantial five storey family home with birds eye views over Brighton City Centre and the Sea. The property retains an abundance of original features and oozes charm yet versatile living space with four double bedrooms, spacious living room with a working fireplace, kitchen/breakfast room, studio room, two separate entrances to the raised ground floor and lower ground floor, a private enclosed garden. This wonderful family home is located a short walk from Brighton City Centre ideal for commuters and catchment area for outstanding schools.

The property is beautifully presented and offers kerb appeal with a contemporary painted façade, bay sash windows and wrought iron railings. Leading into the main hallway which certainly has space for coats and outerwear with high ceilings, stripped wooden flooring and sweeping wooden staircase. To the front of the home is a spacious living room which is flooded with light from the large bay sash window, high ceilings, stripped wooden flooring and a working fireplace with tiled surround for those chilly winter nights. An ideal room to relax in. At the rear of the ground floor is further living space currently used as a bedroom due to its good size however flexible and could make a wonderful playroom. A large bay window not only floods in light but due to the property being perched on a hill offers stunning roof tops views over Brighton and the garden.

The heart of the home on the lower ground floor has to be the spacious kitchen/breakfast room which can be accessed via the street, so ideal for shopping. The lower ground floor entrance has outside storage from the large vaulted area and room to store bikes. The kitchen area stretches across this level and is flooded with light from the window in the kitchen and large bay window with garden views in the dining area. There is plenty of space for furniture including a family size table and chairs. In the kitchen there are plenty of cream top and bottom units, gas hob and electric oven, space for a dishwasher and large fridge/freezer. There is a wall mounted combi boiler, stainless steel sink housed in hardwearing worktops. Tucked off the hallway is the all important guest WC.

The flexible space this home offers continues down to the lower level which has another room currently used as a studio but could be used as a garden room or playroom or office. A double glazed door takes you out to the stunning and rare find in the area grassed garden. Surrounded by which could be original flint walls, mature bedding plants and trees with space for a shed. Ideal for any budding gardeners.

On the first floor of this spacious home there are two double bedrooms with high ceilings and stripped wooden floors. One bedroom at the rear offers views over Brighton City Centre from the large bay window and the other bedroom at the front of the property again with a large bay window. This level also has the family bathroom with a white suite and chrome fittings. Fully tiled for ease.

The sweeping wooden staircase finally ends the journey through this property to the converted loft bedroom which has the most perfect views not only over Brighton City Centre but towards the seafront. Spacious in size with good head height, two velux windows, stripped wooden flooring and storage.

This beautifully presented property certainly offers everything from an abundance of period features to style and charm. Ideally situated for commuters, catchment area for good schools and a 10 minute walk to the vibrant delights of Brighton City Centre and the Station with good transport links to London and beyond.