Brigden Street, Brighton

KNIGHT & KNOXLEY are delighted to present this stunning four-bedroom house in Brigden Street, moments from Seven Dials. The house is immaculately presented throughout, with flexible accommodation and a beautiful south-facing garden with a studio room.

The open-plan reception spaces are on the lower ground floor with direct access to the garden through double doors. Stylish cabinetry is finished with solid wood counters. The room has white walls, with warm touches from the oak-engineered floors, exposed brick chimney breast and wooden work surfaces. There is a gas four-burner hob and a fridge freezer, washer/dryer, and dishwasher.

Outside, the garden is an absolute delight - south-facing with landscaping in both old bricks and flagstones. A tree provides dappled shade, and there are flowering shrubs and perennials, with lavender spilling from the raised beds. At the rear of the garden, there is a pretty summerhouse which has power and could be used as a garden studio.

Back inside, on the ground floor, there is a bedroom and a bathroom. The bedroom is positioned at the front of the house and is currently being used as a home office. The bathroom is exceptionally spacious, with an outlook over the garden, exposed floorboards, a fireplace and built-in storage to the side of the chimney breast. The walls are part-tiled, there is a thermostatic shower above the bath, and a handbasin set in a wall-hung vanity unit. On the first floor, two further bedrooms are both doubles, and the principal bedroom spans the width of the house at the front, with a bay window. A final bedroom is in the loft conversion and would make an ideal guest bedroom. Throughout, the house is light and airy, with white walls and floorboards, beautifully decorated and cared for.

Brigden Street 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. Your local is The Prestonville Arms. 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: C
Holding Deposit: £692.30