Freshfield Place, Brighton

One enters through the front door into the hallway, which has that genuine feel of a Victorian property.

In the entrance hall, we have a high ceiling and original mouldings and understairs storage.



Our first room to look at is the through-lounge dining room. One stunning feature is the bespoke double-glazed sash window in the bay to the front, which is south facing, with a storage cupboard underneath the seat. There is also a log burner and a beautiful marble mantle and surrounds with tiled inserts, a radiator, and picture rail. Through to the dining area, we have the original fireplace with marble surrounds holding set and tiles. There are double-glazed windows to the rear with picture rail, all set upon an wooden flooring



Into the kitchen which has wonderful width, length and amount of light coming into it. Here, we have two double-glazed large windows to the rear, overlooking the garden, and a double-glazed door to the side leading out to the garden. The kitchen itself is set around a laminate worktop with a range of wall and base units. There is space for a washing machine and a large fridge-freezer. There is also space for a Rangemaster with a fire/gas hob, as well as plumbing and space for a washing machine and space next door for a tumble drier. The corner seating area allows space for a table and chairs within the kitchen, which of course is very important.


Stepping out into the garden which is decked with raised flower beds and seating your find a very sociable area for relaxing and entertaining friends

Back into the house, we will venture up to the first floor. On the landing, directly ahead, we have a fourth bedroom, currently used as a study. A good-sized single, which one could use as a double, with some shelving and, at this time, a fixed stationary study/office area. The room will make a perfect bedroom for a young child, with a double-glazed window looking over the rear garden.



Next, we have the family bath with fully tiled walls, vinyl flooring, a full-sized bath with shower over, a wall-mounted sink with storage below and obscured double-glazed windows, perfect for ventilation. There is also a heated towel rail and a WC with storage above.



Next up is the third bedroom, with yet another double-glazed window overlooking the rear garden. There is space for a nice large double bed with bedside stands either side, a radiator, and space either side of the chimney breast for bespoke shelving or bespoke cupboards. The room has plenty of potential.



In what was an originally built as the principal bedroom, we have four conservation-approved double-glazed sash windows, which are south facing with a sea glimpse and between the buildings in Kemptown Village. It is a wonderful size room with bespoke cupboards either side of the chimney breast, further chest of drawers, and space for a large double bed and seating into the bay. In essence, a wonderful size bedroom.



The stairs will take us up to the loft conversion, where a large, double-glazed window sheds light down the stairs. Into the loft conversion, immediately to the left, we have a Juliet balcony with double-glazed doors leading out to it and of course a view of trees in the back garden. This is a wonderful size conversion with two south facing windows allowing sea glimpses, plenty of space for a large double bed and study area. We of course have an en suite with a walk-in shower cubicle with plenty of head height, and a wall-mounted sink with storage below. There is a floor-mounted WC, a heated towel rail, and a south facing window with sea views. There is also loft space storage in the eves.



The area is a stone's throw from the always beautiful Queen's Park which is popular for outdoor parties and wonderful for dog walking. There are plenty of local cafes in the area to keep everybody entertained. Across the road, you'll find Queens Park Primary School, which has a good standard of academic achievement. The house is located a short distance from both the beach and the city centre.