Centurion Road, Brighton, BN1

GUIDE PRICE £650,000 - £675,000

Tucked away in one of Brighton’s most characterful residential streets, this deceptively spacious three-bedroom, two-bathroom period townhouse offers four floors of versatile living space, brimming with charm and natural light. Peacefully positioned in the heart of the West Hill Conservation Area, it sits moments from Brighton Station, Seven Dials, and the vibrant North Laine, making it ideal for families and professionals seeking a comfortable home within easy reach of the city centre and the seafront.

Style: Victorian terraced townhouse
Type: 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 1/2 receptions, kitchen, private garden and outbuilding
Location: West Hill Conservation Area
Floor Area: Approx. 1,276 sq. ft . (118.5 sq. m.) - excluding outbuilding
Outside: South-east facing courtyard garden with brick outbuilding
Parking: Residents Permit Zone Y
Council Tax Band: D

Why you'll liike it :
Centurion Road lies just moments from Seven Dials and the station, yet it feels quietly residential, lined with period façades and colourful front doors. This handsome four-storey home immediately impresses with its warm, characterful interior and flexible layout designed for modern living.

The ground-floor bedroom/reception room enjoys afternoon sunshine through a graceful bay window with white plantation shutters. Thoughtful touches — from fitted shelving to a soft blue palette — create a cosy space for relaxing or entertaining. Behind, another bedroom (currently used as a study) provides ideal flexibility for a home office or bedroom, complete with original timber flooring and bespoke joinery.

The lower-ground floor forms the sociable heart of the home: a large kitchen/living/dining room with herringbone-pattern flooring, exposed brick fireplace and French doors opening to the garden. The kitchen’s classic cabinetry, tiled splashbacks and generous workspace make it both practical and full of character, while direct access to the courtyard garden creates effortless indoor-outdoor flow in warmer months.

On the first floor, a spacious double bedroom features built-in storage, an en suite bathroom and a period fireplace. There is also a well-appointed family bathroom with patterned tiles and a shower-over-bath. The loft room benefits from a wide dormer window and plenty of eaves storage ,making it a peaceful retreat with rooftop views over Brighton.

Outside, the south-east facing walled garden feels secluded and tranquil — beautifully planted and complete with a small outbuilding.