Own street entrance with small forecourt and iron railings
Spacious kitchen/breakfast room and large reception with bay window
Two good-size double bedrooms; useful large loft storage
Approx 936 sq ft (87.0 sq m); generous internal space for type
Share of freehold tenure; chain free for quicker sale
No private garden; on-street parking only
Loft conversion potential subject to planning and access
Modest modernisation may be desired (kitchen/bathroom)
Set on a stucco-fronted Brighton terrace, this split-level two-bedroom maisonette offers a large, well-presented living room and an expansive kitchen/breakfast room — generous for city living. The property retains period character such as a bay window and original fireplace, and benefits from its own street entrance and useful loft storage.
At about 936 sq ft, the layout suits first-time buyers or buy-to-let investors seeking a central Brighton home near Kemp Town Village and the Royal Sussex Hospital. The accommodation is practical: two double bedrooms on the upper floor, a family bathroom, and a ground-floor cloakroom. The flat is chain free and held on a share of freehold, simplifying purchase for many buyers.
There is sensible scope to add value: the loft store could be converted subject to planning and access, and modest modernisation of the kitchen or bathroom would refresh the interior. On-street parking, a small forecourt, and fast broadband complement city-centre living.
Buyers should note the principal limitations: there is no private garden, any loft conversion will require planning approval, and the maisonette is arranged over two floors so may not suit those needing single-level accommodation. Overall, this is a roomy, characterful central Brighton apartment with clear potential for improvement and rental appeal.
