ALLOCATED PARKING SPACE | NEWLY REFURBISHED | PRIVATE COURTYARD

A fabulous two-bedroom apartment in a sea front Kemptown Regency building. Two seconds from the beach and with its own private entrance, dedicated parking space and secluded patio.

EPC: C
Council Tax: B

Set well back from the sea front road, but retaining views of the ocean, this fine apartment in a glorious Regency building has been well designed to create a modern comfortable home.

A black iron gate leads down wide steps to the private entrance area. On entering the property there is a small vestibule before going into the main living space. Here the light streams in through two large south facing shuttered sash windows. The feeling of light and space is further enhanced by the pale coloured flooring and walls. There is room for a dining table and chairs. A large hatch area opens into the lounge from the kitchen allowing good social contact between the two. The kitchen has stylish white units, dark work surfaces and quality Bosch oven and hob, together with large Miele fridge/freezer, dishwasher, and washer/dryer.

Moving down the wide corridor there is a small cloak room with white w.c and basin, followed by the main bedroom, with glass fronted fitted wardrobe and door leading to the en-suite bath/shower room. Here there is a toilet, wash basin, bath and shower combined, a wall mounted radiator, cabinet, and lighted mirror.

A further door leads from the bedroom out on to the back patio area, with heater and outside light. This is ideal space for outside dining in the summertime and is basically not overlooked.

At the far end of the corridor is the second good sized bedroom. There are two shuttered sash windows overlooking the patio and a small shower room with wash basin, mirror and shelf. From the bedroom there is a small cupboard which houses the gas fired boiler.

Opposite the beach, bars and new Lido of Kemptown Village (reached by seasonal lift) and close to the tennis courts of Queen’s Park which also hosts arts events this location is hard to beat. The al fresco café culture of the Village is on the doorstep which also includes a Boots, Post Office and a Co-op as well as a farmer’s market on Fridays. The cinemas, waterfront restaurants and health club of the glamorous Marina are within walking distance, and the picturesque heart of the city is a scenic 15 minute seafront stroll or easy to reach by bus or by cab. Near to good schools including Brighton College, woodland walks and access to the Downs is easy and for commuters, the station serving Gatwick and London is about 15 minutes by bus. If you need a car, access to the coast road, A23/A27 is swift and permit zone H has no waiting list at the time of writing.