Brigden Street, Brighton, Brighton, BN1

*** GUIDE PRICE £650,000-700,000 ***

Ideally located close to the amenities of Seven Dials and Brighton Mainline Train Station, a well-presented and spacious TERRACED FAMILY HOME with FOUR BEDROOMS and an ATTRACTIVE SOUTH FACING REAR GARDEN. Sold with NO ONWARD CHAIN.

This newly-decorated, well-proportioned family home is located in an historic Brighton terrace in the vibrant Seven Dials area. The Prestonville neighbourhood is renowned for being friendly and Brigden Street , with its distinctive, brightly coloured houses, sits in the heart of the community.

The property is spread over a lower-ground floor and three upper floors. It is south facing with a secluded garden that is larger than average for a Brighton Victorian terrace. Freshly painted, newly carpeted and with no onward-chain, this property is ready to be lived in. There are lovely period features throughout including deep skirting boards, wooden panelling, sanded floors, working sash windows, coving, ceiling roses and original Victorian stair bannisters.

As you enter from the street, the first thing you notice is the distinctive triple paned window located between floors at the end of the hallway. This brings light from the south facing garden streaming in.

On the lower-ground floor there is a cosy lounge-diner with a wall to wall built-in bookcase and a decorative fireplace. This leads into a light-filled kitchen that opens directly onto the south facing garden. It has a well established lawn, shrubs and trees and a delightful flint wall at the end of the garden framing the elevated seating area. On this floor there is also a utility area, ample hallway storage and a handy downstairs toilet.

The four double bedrooms and large modern family bathroom are spread across the remaining three floors. Throughout the house the windows are dressed with white wooden Venetian blinds and in one room there are white plantation shutters. In two bedrooms there are built in wardrobes and in the attic there is plentiful storage space in the eaves, running the full width of the house. The eaves space is boarded, carpeted and insulated making the attic warm and cosy all year round. This secluded space lends itself to use as either a peaceful home office or a comfortable double bedroom.

The family bathroom is on the second floor. The large sash windows offer views of open sky across the rooftops towards the train station. The design is contemporary, comprising a separate bathtub, a large walk-in shower, toilet and a double-sink vanity unit.

Brigden Street offers the best of both worlds - the comfort of a peaceful home in a friendly neighbourhood with the convenience of lively independent shops, bars and restaurants close by at the Seven Dials. The sea front is within walking distance as are the green open spaces of St Ann's Well Gardens and Dyke Road Park, with its open-air theatre. Regular bus services run into the centre of Brighton and out to Devils Dyke, while Brighton mainline train station is less than half a mile away offering convenient commuter links.

Local schools include Brighton Hove and Sussex Sixth Form College (BHASVIC), Bellerbys College Brighton, Stanford Infant School, Stanford Junior School, Brighton and Hove High School, Lancing Prep and Windlesham School. Brigden Street is in parking zone Q. The property is located in council tax band C which is charged at £2,078.28 for 2024/25

EPC rating - D
Council Tax – C
Broadband & Mobile Phone Coverage – Prospective buyers should check the Ofcom Checker website
Planning Permissions – Please check the local authority website for any planning permissions that may affect this property or properties close by.
Parking – Q

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