Freshfield Road, Brighton, East Sussex, BN2

Spanning three spacious floors and over 1,500 sq ft, this impressive four-bedroom Victorian family home on Freshfield Road perfectly blends period charm with modern open-plan living. With generous room sizes, a bright kitchen-diner, and a principal suite occupying the top floor, this is a versatile and welcoming home just moments from Queen’s Park, local schools and Brighton Station.

In Brief

Style: Victorian terraced house
Type: 4 bedrooms | 2 bathrooms | 2 receptions | kitchen-diner | WC
Area: Queen’s Park / Hanover
Floor Area: Approx. 1,518 sq ft / 141 sq m
Outside Space: Private rear garden
Council Tax: Band C

Inside

A welcoming entrance hall leads to a beautifully proportioned living room stretching the depth of the house, with tall ceilings, a bay window, and a feature fireplace creating a warm focal point.

At the rear, the 26 ft kitchen-dining area is the true heart of the home. This light-filled space offers plenty of room for family dining or entertaining, with French doors opening directly onto the garden. The kitchen is fitted with ample cabinetry, wooden worktops and modern appliances, while a ground-floor cloakroom/WC adds convenience.

Upstairs, the first floor hosts three well-sized bedrooms and a smart family bathroom with a bath and overhead shower.

The entire top floor is dedicated to a stunning principal suite, featuring fitted storage, dormer windows framing rooftop views, and a private en-suite shower room—a peaceful retreat from the bustle of daily life.

Outside

The rear garden is low-maintenance and designed for outdoor dining or relaxing, with both paved and planted areas bordered by mature greenery.

Why You’ll Love It

Set over three levels, this home offers flexible space ideal for growing families, remote workers or anyone who loves entertaining. Its location is equally attractive—within walking distance of Queen’s Park, St Luke’s Primary, and the vibrant cafés and pubs of Hanover and Kemptown.

Agent Says

“This is a superb family house—bright, spacious and full of period character. The top-floor suite and open-plan kitchen-diner make it both practical and stylish, while the location gives great access to parks, schools and the city centre.”

Owner’s Secret

“We’ve loved how sociable the layout is—it’s great for cooking while chatting with friends or watching the kids play in the garden. The top-floor bedroom feels like a calm retreat with lovely views across Brighton.”

Where It Is

Shops: Hanover cafés & local shops – 3–5 mins’ walk
Park: Queen’s Park – 2 mins’ walk
Station: Brighton Station – 5 mins by car / 20 mins on foot
Seafront: 10 mins by car
Schools: St Luke’s Primary, Queen’s Park Primary, Brighton College, Dorothy Stringer