Rock Street, Brighton

The Original metal gate of a building that backs onto number five and six Sussex Square, that will lead you from Rock Street up to the front door of number forty-nine.
Which will thus lead us into an inner hallway with high ceilings and original coving, a large window looking into the lounge allowing a large amount of borrowed light.
The doorway will lead us into a very large open planned kitchen/lounge area. To our immediate left we have two very high and deep west facing sash windows, thus further natural light through. Radiators under both. The floor is a mix of original wooden floorboards together with more later additions but to upkeep the original feel look, feel and authenticity of the floor.
On our right-hand side is the lounge area, the heart being an ornate fireplace with a wonderful stone marble and surround with beautiful tiled inset and hearth. Exceptionally high ceilings with the original coving and features.
The kitchen itself is made up of a large island with a stonework top with cupboards underneath on either side. We have shelves on one side, fridge freezer on the other. The main area of the kitchen itself had a gas hob, electric oven, double butler sink, integrated dishwasher and a range of wall and base units. There is also space for a large table and chairs making it a very family-oriented room.
The door leading from the living area leads you to a landing before we go downstairs. On the landing we have a storage cupboard which keeps everyday items out of sight. There is also a consumer unit, and further storage. We have a utility room, which is home to the boiler, a conveniently situated WC with wash hand basin and plumbing and space for a washing machine with worktop above making it the perfect utility room.
We now venture down the carpeted stairs to a very nice open landing space, making it the perfect space for an office and extra storage. As we go down two more stairs where the property divides into three different directions.
Firstly, the door on our right-hand side is the family shower room. It contains a walk-in shower cubicle with a very high-end rainfall shower, shower attachment, and beautifully fully tiled. Very high custom-made high sink made for the vendor who is a very tall chap with storage below and a low-level WC with Vinyl flooring.
Now taking the stairs down to two exceptionally large bedrooms. First and foremost, we are going to enter the Principal bedroom, very high ceilings, wonderful light as the window comes from the celling down to the middle of the wall and is about a couple meters in height. Radiator to the wall. Plenty of space for a bed size of your choice and an abundance of space for storage, a further bonus being its En-Suite, exceptionally finished as the rest of the property is, so standard maintained. We also have a stable style door which leads us out into the private courtyard, which is owned by the property, which also allows you access to underground volts which are wonderful. Again, more storage which are part of the demise of the property but certainly leading to a great deal of potential of further renovations or improvements, thus improving the size and value of the property.
Into the second the second bedroom, wonderfully large space, currently share by two youngsters but would make the perfect bedroom. A double-glazed window to the side allowing access to a further volt, space and size of your choice. Interestingly and historically, it would have been the kitchen when the house was originally a full house back in Georgian/Regency times, you can see where the original stove one that was has now been donated to a museum. The property in essence is just shy of 1300 square feet, offering exceptionally large bedroom space, wonderful living space, personal outdoor space and further ability to extend to move into volt. With access also to the stunning and private Kemptown enclosures.