Terraced house for sale in Princes Terrace, Brighton BN2

*** guide price £600,000 - £625,000 ***

Located on a very quiet street with no through traffic in Kemp Town, a short distance from the seafront, the Marina and the Royal Sussex County Hospital; an immaculately presented three bedroom 1930’s mid-terrace house with a generously sized west facing garden.

Classically arranged across two floors, this gorgeous period home sits neatly behind a lovely front garden and is presented to a high standard throughout. A double reception room runs the entire depth of the property and features wood flooring, an attractive ornamental fireplace, a square fronted bay window and French doors to the rear. A contemporary, fitted kitchen is set adjacent boasting a traditional linear design and offering direct access to the garden.

There are three bedrooms set on the first floor, two equally sized double rooms and a smaller third with in-built storage. Each room has the benefit of a large window with a bay at the front. A modern bathroom suite with a separate w/c is accessible from the landing and boasts additional fitted storage. There is a generous attic, suitable for conversion subject to the necessary consents.

The garden is a substantial size; beautifully landscaped to include an easy-to-maintain deck and a large lawn. Whilst at the far end, a second terrace surrounded by mature apple trees and foliage provides a welcome spot of shade in this west facing suntrap.

Set within a well-established neighbourhood five minutes from East Brighton Park and on to the beautiful South Downs, there are plenty of green open spaces to enjoy with the community awarded first price in Brighton in Bloom.

The effervescent hustle and bustle of Kemp Town's popular cafe culture offers a fantastic community feel and a wide variety of independent shops, bars and restaurants all within walking distance from your front door. From the quirky antique and vintage markets of St George's Road and Upper St James's Street to the supper clubs of Proud Cabaret, there's always something to do in the local area.

Brighton Marina and seafront are both within easy reach, including the newly constructed Sea Lanes National Open Water Swimming Centre.

Regular bus services take you into the centre of Brighton and Hove and out up to stunning scenery of Devils Dyke. Brighton train station is approximately only a mile and a half away offering convenient mainline commuter links to London.

Local schools include St Mark's C of E Primary School, St John's College, St John the Baptist Catholic Primary School and Hamilton Lodge School for Deaf Children. Independent school Brighton College is only fifteen minutes away on foot.

Prince's Terrace is located in parking zone H. The council tax band is C, which is currently charged at £2,078.28 for 2024/25.