Set in the cultural heart of Brighton, opposite Brighton Station and close to the shops and bars of the North Laine district, sits this immaculate and stylish one-bedroom house.

It has been well-maintained using a contemporary palette and design, so you can move straight in or let it out immediately with ease.

Deceptively spacious and spread over two floors, this freehold property is ideal for couples or singles looking to live in the hub of the city, surrounded by its rich history and within walking distance of Brighton’s famous beach.

Transport links are excellent and there is so much to entertain you nearby, it will appeal to investors and professionals alike.

Style: Victorian house on a corner plot
Type: 1 double bedroom, 1 bathroom, 1 living room, 1 kitchen
Location: West Hill Conservation Area
Floor Area: 581 SQ FT
Parking: Permit zone Y
Council Tax Band: B

Why you’ll like it:

Stepping off the train at Brighton, below the gracious arches of the 19th Century Station then into the bustling streets of the city, you can see this house just up the hill, at the end of a pretty terrace. It holds a corner plot on Terminus Road which leads up to Seven Dials, but there is permit parking on Terminus Street which runs just outside the house.

You enter first to an entrance hall with space to hang coats and stairs turn up to the first floor. It feels immediately more spacious than the sweet exterior implies, and your eye is drawn to the living room to the right. Naturally light with dual aspect windows on the south and easterly elevations, this room feels bright and airy with ample space for two sofas and a dining table and chairs. These can double up as space to work from home when needed and it is quiet for a central location due to energy efficient double glazing.

Conveniently across the hall, the kitchen has been well-designed for the space to include several units in white gloss and integrated appliances to include a fridge, oven and gas hob, so you can move straight in with relative ease. An exposed brick wall adds character, and a small, heated rail is wall mounted for tea towels to dry.

Upstairs, the bedroom and bathroom echo the sizes and shapes of the rooms below them, so the bedroom is a fine size double with pale wood flooring and a large, double-glazed picture window which filters light in to wake you during the morning. The shower room nearby is stylish using a modern take on a period style with metro brick wall tiles, wood flooring and a traditional basin.

Agent’s thoughts:

There’s nowhere better than here to experience the Brighton and Hove vibe, as you have the eclectic mix of restaurants, bars and shops of the North Laine to enjoy, and the sea sparkling away at the bottom of West Street.

Owner’s thoughts:

“There is a wonderful energy to this area of the city, with a real sense of community and a lovely mix of families and professionals. The house is ideally placed for the London commute as you can be in London in under an hour door to door, and during the summer you can jump off the train and head to the beach to catch the last of the sun.”

Where it is:
Shops: Local 1 min walk, Churchill Square 5 min walk
Train Station: Brighton Station 30 sec walk
Seafront or Park: Pavilion Gardens 5 min walk, the Seafront 8 min walk
Closest Schools:
Primary: Middle Street Primary
Secondary: Varndean or Dorothy Stringer, Cardinal Newman RC

Private: Brighton College, Windlesham Prep
This cool commuter home is situated in a popular area with lots of local shops and the beach nearby. The city centre shopping districts and the parks are within easy reach, and this spacious house also offers easy access to Brighton Station with its regular, fast links to the airports and London.

This cool commuter home is situated in a popular area with lots of local shops and the beach nearby. The city centre shopping districts and the parks are within easy reach, and this spacious house also offers easy access to Brighton Station with its regular, fast links to the airports and London.