NO DEPOSIT OPTION AVAILABLE

Beautiful two-bedroom apartment within a magnificent seafront terrace in a Grade II listed building. Bright and spacious throughout with private patio.

Style: Lower floor Regency apartment

Bedrooms: 2 double

Living rooms: 2 spacious

Outside: Large patio

Location: Kemptown

Parking: Zone H

Why you'll like it:

Step back in time in one of the finest Regency terraces along Kemptown’s famous seafront where the impressive entrance with a porch adorned by Doric columns and stained glass is now secured by video entry and inside, a magnificent communal hall with gilded plasterwork high overhead has a beautiful sweeping staircase and a discreet lift.

Through the inner lobby, a stately front door opens to a broad hall and the stylish kitchen which is lined with frosted windows to the lightwell and there is a second level of lighting, so it is always inviting night or day. Streamlined units provide ample storage and are topped by handsome black granite. Everything is to hand from the 5 ring Neff gas hob beneath a hood, the grill/combi and fan oven are thoughtfully set at eye level and the dishwasher is integrated for you.

At the heart of the apartment with a vaulted rooflight which soars to an astounding 4.71m overhead, the dining room radiates period charm. Guests can relax in complete and rare seclusion by a fabulous, Art Nouveaux fireplace and the wooden floor continues into the spacious living room for an easy flow. A gracious, sunlit space in which to spread your wings, the welcoming living room is completely private. A classic combination of white walls and wood floor keep the focus firmly on the exotic planting of the garden, framed by large windows and a glazed door to bring the outside in.

The garden is a secret sanctuary, unusually large it has been beautifully landscaped and lovingly tended to create a lush oasis ideal for entertaining. The fence at the far end is purely for privacy as this garden extends beyond it, whilst behind you, there is sole access to historical storage caverns.

Back inside, at the end of the dining room, three connected storerooms are full of character. The first is used as a comfortable home office, the second features a few stone steps of the original servants staircase to the mews behind, and the third still has some of the original, slate shelves complete with their numbers for ease of reference. The guest bedroom is also blissfully quiet. Guests will love this light and airy room with its garden views and access to a Jack and Jill bathroom, which is traditional in style with a shower attachment above the bath. And last, but not least, Regency romance springs to life in the principal bedroom with a glorious, vaulted skylight, a walk in closet and access to a chic shower room. There is also a big, bright dressing room with all the storage you could dream of.

Important information regarding this property:

Prospective tenants are advised of the following information in relation to this property.

Council tax band: D
Deposit: Equivalent to 5 weeks’ rent. A No Deposit Option may be available for this property, please enquire.
Utilities: Mains supplied gas, electricity, water & sewerage
Broadband: Ultrafast (up to 1000mb) available. (source: OFCOM) Mobile coverage: Indoor: Voice & Data. Outdoor: Voice & Data & Enhanced Data. (source: OFCOM) Parking: Permit Required

Disclaimer: Important information is provided in good faith and to the best of our knowledge, based on information available at the time of publication, which may change from time to time. Prospective tenants are encouraged to make their own further enquiries in regard to Important Information regarding the property. We are happy to assist any prospective tenant in doing so, where practical. Please enquire for further details.

Brighton & Hove is known for its beaches, arts festivals, and international shopping – but also for its unique history, cosmopolitan cultural centre and warm, inclusive community. Built on hills and surrounded by the South Downs National Park we attract professionals and families seeking fresh air, good schools, and a vibrant lifestyle. Opposite the seafront, Kemptown Village is around the corner with an eclectic mix of al fresco cafés and shops, there are a choice of bistro pubs and restaurants - and even a farmer’s market. Across the road on the seafront there is a new swimming pool, beach volleyball, restaurants, bars and shops. Hosting the County Hospital and world-famous Brighton College, it is within easy walking distance of the picturesque Lanes, although there are local buses and plentiful permit parking.