Howard Terrace, Brighton

KNIGHT & KNOXLEY are delighted to present this three-bedroom Victorian house on Howard Terrace. Tucked away just off Seven Dials, the location is second to none if you're looking for excellent transport links and proximity to Brighton Station. Fully Furnished | No Sharers

The front door of this property opens to a lobby, with a beautiful original door, then leading through to the main hallway. The ground floor has the familiar layout of Victorian houses, with a large living/dining room having been created from the original front and back rooms. This dual-aspect room is light and airy, with the original floorboards, a wood-burning stove and a wide bay window with café-style shutters at the front. There is a leafy outlook and the room is not overlooked, as there are no houses opposite.

The kitchen is at the rear of the property and is a good size, with room for a kitchen table. There is a Hotpoint electric oven and a gas four-burner hob, a dishwasher and a full-height fridge freezer. At the end of the kitchen, there is an area large enough to accommodate a kitchen table and chairs, and a rooflight brings in natural light from above. A stable door opens to the south-facing patio garden. Beyond the kitchen, there is a convenient downstairs WC.

A staircase fitted with an attractive flat-weave stair runner, and with the original hardwood handrail, rises to the first-floor accommodation. Here you will find the main bedroom across the front of the house and a further good-sized double to the side. The spacious bathroom has both a bath and a walk-in shower with dual shower heads, tiled in green. There is a traditional handbasin with pedestal and WC, and the floorboards are painted white.

The third bedroom is on the lower ground floor and is also a spacious double. In addition to the three bedrooms, the house benefits from a loft room, which is a flexible space that could be adapted to many uses or simply used for storage.

Howard Terrace is ideally situated for all that Seven Dials has to offer. This vibrant neighbourhood is known for its lively cafés, pubs and restaurants with pavement seating, including The Good Companions, The Cow, The French Horn and The Shakespeare's Head. For dining out, The Red Snapper and Thai Pad Thai serve excellent Thai food, while Murasaki offers Japanese cuisine. Local amenities also include a Co-op supermarket and a range of independent shops such as the Flour Pot Bakery, Ricci's Deli, a greengrocer, a florist and a health food shop. Brighton Station is within easy walking distance, making it ideal for commuters, and there are excellent bus connections into the city centre.

Council Tax Band: D
Holding Deposit: £519.23