Ditchling Rise, Brighton

A stylishly finished one-bedroom flat on Ditchling Rise, blending contemporary design with character detail, private entrance, and a superb location near Preston Park, and Brighton Station.

The Property - This stylish one-bedroom home on Ditchling Rise has a private entrance and a distinctive, contemporary feel throughout. Thoughtfully designed with a mix of clean lines and characterful detail, it’s a place that feels both practical and welcoming.

Set on the lower ground floor, there are two ways in: a traditional front door from the street, or double doors that open straight into the reception space. Out front, the patio gives plenty of room for plants or even a bike store, setting the tone before you step inside.

The main living area is generous and full of light, with space to relax, dine, and entertain. A neat breakfast bar separates the lounge from the kitchen, creating a natural flow. The kitchen itself has been carefully planned with sleek cabinetry and smart worktops paired with a matt black sink and tap, metro-tiled splashbacks, and integrated appliances including a wine fridge. Everything feels crisp, modern, and considered.

Up a short set of stairs, the bathroom makes a real statement. A black-framed frosted barn door slides open to reveal a space finished in white herringbone tiles with patterned detailing, matt black fittings, and a Crittall-style shower screen. With its dual shower heads, freestanding sink set into a tiled recess, and carefully chosen fixtures, it’s both striking and practical.

The bedroom sits quietly at the back of the flat, with two side-facing windows and space for a full-size wardrobe. Like the rest of the home, it has been finished in a clean, neutral style, warmed with neutral carpet.

Additional Property Information - Property type: Ground/Lower ground floor apartment
Tenure: Share of Freehold
Lease: 121 years remaining
Council tax band: A
Parking zone: J

The Area & Transport Links - Ditchling Rise is a brilliantly connected spot. Brighton Station is within walking distance, making commuting to London easy, while London Road station offers quick links to Lewes and the Downs. Preston Park is a short stroll away, with its velodrome, tennis courts, playground, and cafés. For evenings out, The Duke of York’s Picturehouse is just around the corner while local pubs and restaurants, from The Open House to The Roundhill’s award-winning vegan kitchen, are all close at hand. The nearby Open Market adds to the mix, with independent shops, studios, and food stalls creating a lively community atmosphere.

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