Sharpthorne Court, 31 Cheapside, Brighton, BN1 4GZ

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A lift ascends to the third floor walkway which overlooks a secluded, well tended communal garden. The flat opens into a hallway washed in Farrow and Ball’s Blue Gray, which leads into a large living room painted in Pigeon, also by Farrow and Ball. The generous size room has space for both seating and dining areas, and opens onto a glass fronted private balcony with space for a cafe table and chairs and planters. The large windows allow light to pour into the room.

Adjoining the living room is the well proportioned kitchen with integrated hob and oven, dishwasher, washing machine and fridge freezer. Painted in soothing tones of Farrow and Ball Setting Plaster, it has clean lined understated cabinetry in green/grey and white, and a newly installed American walnut floor. From the kitchen window, views stretch to the east across Brighton all the way up to the racecourse.

The principal bedroom’s walls are washed in the wonderfully relaxing Farrow and Ball’s Oval Room Blue, with an en-suite shower room painted in French Gray. There are two further double bedrooms - one painted in the aforementioned Setting Plaster, the other in Farrow and Ball’s Shadow White.

The main bathroom is finished in Farrow and Ball’s French Gray, and includes a full-size panelled bathtub, built in toilet, sink and storage cupboard.

Outside:

The tranquil communal garden is very well maintained with mature trees and shrubs, and a seating area for residents. In addition, there’s a large roof terrace with thoughtfully placed wooden tables and benches, with views across Brighton. There’s also a secure bike store.

The area:

This development is ideally situated on the edge of the North Laine with its bohemian vibe, great bars, cafes, vintage clothing stores, flea markets, art galleries, and so much more. Close by is the Cultural Quarter, Brighton Museum & Art Gallery, Brighton Dome, and the exotic 19th-century Royal Pavilion with its oriental-style domes and minarets. Brighton and Hove also has a thriving culinary scene with restaurants such as Burnt Orange, Wild Flor, Palmito, Bincho Yakitori, and for vegetarians, the excellent Terre á Terre. Coffee at the Reading Room cafe, overlooking the seafront towards the Marina, makes for a wonderfully relaxing Saturday or Sunday morning. The seafront, with its pebbled beaches, iconic pier, and wide promenade, is a short walk away, making this city centre/beach living at its best.

With Brighton Station on the doorstep, the transport links are excellent with direct trains to London and Gatwick. Mainland Europe is also accessible via the Thameslink service which takes you directly to St Pancras and the Eurostar terminal.

Currently residential, the apartment has been run as an extremely successful rental property, achieving higher than average rental returns. More details can be provided on request.