Sitting in the midst of Brighton’s thriving city centre, on the first floor of a Regency building just minutes from the sea, is this bright and airy studio apartment. It is well presented with a separate kitchen and bathroom, and it is naturally light due to dual aspect windows in the main room. Brighton Station is an easy walk and you are moments away from Brighton’s social centre making this the perfect buy for commuters, professionals and investors alike. With the favoured seaside location, it could be an amazing holiday let too – and with the potential for further modernisation to add value, it is sure to be snapped up.

Style: 1st floor Regency studio apartment
Bedrooms: 1 studio room
Bathrooms; 1 separate
Area: 308 sq.ft
Location: Regency Square Conservation Area
Parking: Permit zone Z

Why you’ll like it:
Western Road is the main shopping and social thoroughfare linking Brighton and Hove, and this area is lined with cafes, boutiques and artisan shops. Looking up, the buildings are from another era however, and above the commercial properties, many of the Regency buildings have been converted into apartments. This studio flat sits on the first floor above a café so you have the delights of the city to explore on your doorstep.

Stepping into the main living room you are greeted by a high ceiling, wood laminate floors and fresh white walls which will suit all styles of furnishing. There is space in here for relaxing, sleeping and dining, where you can watch the world go by from a wide bay window.

Nearby, the kitchen is separate and modern with some fitted appliances. There is space for a freestanding washing machine and a fridge while the gas central heating boiler is wall mounted. Also separate, the modern, white bathroom has a full bath suite with a shower over it, so this really is a spacious apartment considering it is a studio.

There are lots of local pubs and eateries, and the terraces on the seafront have recently been renovated and will be beautiful to sit and watch the sea from in the summer. The beach itself is also a lovely place to socialise, and even in winter it can make an atmospheric backdrop on blustery walks.

Agent’s thoughts:
This property offers excellent value for such a sought-after location as it stands on some of the most valuable land in the country.

Owner’s secret:
“This is a wonderfully vibrant and historic area to live in, and there is so much going on, right here on your doorstep - from festivals, to theatre shows, live music gigs and more.”

Where it is:
Shops: Local outside, city centre 7 min walk
Train Station: Brighton and Hove Stations 12-15 min walk
Seafront or Park: St Ann’s Well Gardens 8 min walk, Seafront 2 min walk
Closest Schools:
Primary: Brunswick Primary, Hove Primary School
Secondary: Hove Park, Blatchington Mill, Cardinal Newman RC
Private: Brighton College

“This is a wonderfully vibrant and historic area to live in, and there is so much going on, right here on your doorstep - from festivals, to theatre shows, live music gigs and more.”