Prince Regents Close, Brighton, East Sussex, BN2

In a leafy setting this elegant, ground floor 2 bed apartment with a west patio and a garage is within a quiet no through 1960’s/70’s development in Georgian style, just a few mins walk from the sea with local amenities close by and the Lanes about 7 mins by cab (or a scenic 25 min seafront stroll). Good to go, it’s an ideal home or investment with 66.22m2 (712.78 sq. ft.) offering a sophisticated lifestyle there’s a park with a footpath to the County Hospital around the corner, Brighton College, the Police Station and Amex are within walking distance and the waterfront restaurants of the Marina are a 5 min drive. Inside the stylish living dining room has space to entertain and an open fire to enjoy, whilst the sociable kitchen breakfast room has a high end finish. Both bedrooms are comfortable doubles, one with organised storage, and a chic shower room has luxury fittings.

Peaceful but convenient, this is an easy going, friendly area. Always popular with locals seeking quality homes between the beach and the countryside – both within walking distance- investors are now also noticing that this is a well-connected area with quiet nights, plentiful permit parking and buses to every part of the city. And now is the time to buy with substantial improvements underway along the seafront and discussions taking place about residential housing on a plot which will be out of sight and hearing.


In brief:
Style: Raised GF apartment in no through development circa 1960/70’s
Type 2 double bedrooms, 1 bathroom, living dining room, kitchen breakfast room
Area Kemptown
Floor Area Please see floor plan
Outside Space West patio
Parking Garage
Council Tax Band C

Why you’ll like it:
If you have a busy lifestyle this is the perfect retreat, tucked away in a well -connected, no through development in a great area with a laid back, social vibe. Architect designed, this small, double glazed block is set around a central garden and this apartment has its own private entrance. Inside has a fuss free flow, where the attention to detail includes plenty of storage in the hallway which is an underrated but fundamentally important aspect in any apartment.
Ahead, the elegant living dining room is beautifully decorated and has a large picture window to frame the leafy setting.

Next door, the high end kitchen has plenty of space for a family table and a stable door opens to the patio for parties. A modern classic with painted shaker units delivering plenty of storage, gleaming granite surfaces look great but are also practical. Well planned, everything flows from the central gas hob and oven beneath a lit hood and other integrated appliances include a fridge, freezer and dishwasher.

Outside, the patio is a tranquil refuge secure behind fences with a gate to a pathway for bikes if you don’t want to leave them in the garage, and it’s also good for buggies of course. Paved and lit there are raised bed for easy maintenance and there’s plenty of space for a dining table for al fresco summers.

Returning inside, at the end of the hallway the contemporary shower room has luxury features which include a dual head shower, vanity beneath the hand basin and warming rails for towels.
At the back of the house, the guest room has a generous 3.74m x 2.42m (12’3 x 7’11) to relax in, and completely private, there are already double wardrobes to fill. At the front of the house with a big window to bring the garden and the morning sunshine in, the principal bedroom is a dream come true with designer wallpaper and 3.99 x 3.34m (13’1 x 10’11) in which to unwind.

Agent says:
“Good to go, this luxury retreat with a stylish finish, a sunny patio and rare to find garage is a great home or investment with the sea, parks and hospital only a few minutes away on foot and the city centre just a short drive.”

Owner’s secret:
“Warm in the winter but light and airy during summer, this house is always welcoming and it is also easy to maintain. Private and quiet inside, the garage makes life easy and there is also plentiful permit parking (you can buy visitor permits). It suits a busy lifestyle as the close is quiet and neighbours look out for each other. Although the setting is relaxing, my favourite place is sitting in the sun on the patio, and there is easy access to all that Brighton has to offer -there is something for everyone- as well as almost 24hr transport links to the stations and airports.”

Where it is:
Shops: Local 5-10 mins walk, 3 by car, Brighton Marina and Kemptown Village 5 mins by car
Train Station: Brighton mainline best 10 mins cab ride
Seafront or Park: East Brighton Park & Nature Reserve 5-8 mins walk, seafront 2 mins by car, 10-12 on foot

Closest Schools:
Primary: St Mark’s, St Lukes, Woodingdean
Secondary: Varndean, Dorothy Stringer
Sixth Form: Varndean, MET, BIMM, BHASVIC
Private: Brighton College, Brighton Waldorf, Roedean

Close to the sea, the waterfront restaurants of the marina and with easy access to protected Downland and East Brighton Park’s sports facilities and café, this is a sought after area favoured by professionals, families and investors. Shops, cafes and restaurants are nearby and the city centre is swift to reach. Nearby, Eastern Road takes you to the hospital and cultural heart of the city in about 7 minutes whilst Warren Road swiftly connects with the A23/A27 in minutes - a tempting proposition to those needing to reach the universities, Lewes or airports quickly. There’s a regular and rapid bus service covering the city and the coast, and the mainline train station, with its fast, direct links London and Gatwick, is about a 10 minute drive or 15- 20 by bus.