Studio

Chic and stylish, this immaculate studio flat resides in one of the most prestigious Regency Squares in the city. Powis Square is more tranquil than its seafront neighbours being tucked away in the Clifton Hill Conservation Area, close to Seven Dials. Residing on the top floor, it enjoys views across rooftops of the city to the South Downs but is also just minutes from some of the cleanest beaches on the coast. The city with all its delights is within walking distance, as is Brighton Mainline Station for an easy commute. Beautifully presented, this enchanting space is ready to move straight into or let out immediately with ease and would be perfect for first time buyers, Landlords or investors looking for a holiday let by the sea. Either way, it will be hugely desirable and will not remain on the market for long.

Style: 3rd floor studio flat in a Regency square

Type: 1 Studio room with sleeping area, 1 kitchen/dining room, 1 shower room

Location: Clifton Hill Conservation Area

Floor Area: Please see floor plan

Outside: Communal garden enclosure

Parking: Residents Permit Zone Y

Council Tax Band: A

This glorious Regency Square was built in the 1850s when Brighton was in full swing as the place to live for the fashionable and wealthy who wished to reap the medicinal benefits of the fresh sea air and bathing. While many of these grand buildings have been converted into stylish apartments, yet they remain as popular today. The square’s communal gardens are manicured; an oasis in the city, and the perfect spot to sit quietly in the dappled sunshine.

This townhouse is Grade II listed and is approached up some wide stone steps to a neat communal hallway where a striking turning staircase rises through the entire height of the building; lit from above via an atrium skylight. You climb to the top where your door is clearly numbered, then stepping inside, you are immediately struck by the sophisticated design within this beautiful apartment.

Calico cream walls are paired with light oak herringbone flooring which runs through the space for continuity. Walls have been cleverly positioned to define the sleeping area and the living space, both of which benefit from natural light and far-reaching views. One dividing wall pulls out to reveal a space saving wardrobe, while further built- in storage houses ornaments and books within the living space. While this is a bijou room, a feature wall in olive green creates a cosy reprieve, tucked away above the city.

From this elevated position, you get delightful views over church spires, roof and treetops to the rolling hills of the Downs, which are shared from the kitchen and dining room next door.

Brilliantly designed with sage green cabinetry and pale wood worktops, the kitchen is streamlined. The tall fridge freezer, oven and two-ring induction hob have been integrated for you, and there is space for a dining table and chairs.

With a modern take on the Victorian style, the shower room has metro-brick wall tiles in cream around the walk-in, rainfall shower, and there is a dark wood vanity unit below the basin for your toiletries.

This attractive studio flat is beautifully situated in a popular area with lots of local shops and the beach on your doorstep. The city centre shopping districts and parks are also within easy reach, and this house also offers easy access to Brighton Station which has direct and fast links to the airports and London.