Chichester Terrace, Brighton, BN2

Ideally located in the Kemptown area of Brighton, adjacent to the seafront, an expansive THREE BEDROOM LOWER GROUND FLOOR SPLIT LEVEL PERIOD APARTMENT with TWO PRIVATE PATIOS. Sold with NO ONWARD CHAIN.

This impressive period residence is perfectly positioned on the highly sought-after Chichester Terrace. Enjoying two private outdoor patio areas, the home offers a peaceful hideaway in the heart of this prestigious address.

The welcoming entrance hallway creates an inviting first impression, complemented by a versatile and generous storage area. The spacious reception/dining room features a strikingly high ceiling and beautiful mullion sash window, filling the room with natural light and offering a charming outlook across the rear patio. The bright, contemporary kitchen also overlooks this outdoor space. Two comfortable bedrooms and two modern bathrooms complete the principal level.

From the reception room, a mezzanine floor provides an additional bedroom and a substantial shower room, together with a versatile landing area currently arranged as an office and music room.

Externally, the rear patio forms an inviting extension of the living space - ideal for morning coffee or outdoor dining. From here, steps lead to a further large raised terrace, where a delightful garden room provides the perfect setting for relaxation or entertaining. The property also benefits from direct access to Rock Grove.

Residents have exclusive key access to six acres of beautifully maintained communal gardens and a private tunnel leading directly to the beach - a unique and historic feature believed to have inspired Lewis Carroll’s Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland.

In the Local Area

Located in the Kemp Town conservation area, only a short walk away from the beach, Chichester Terrace offers a peaceful setting within easy walking distance of the vibrant shops, bars and cafes of St George's Road, Eastern Road and Brighton Marina.

From Artisan Coffee Houses to the vintage antique shops, when it comes to shops, bars and restaurants, there's no shortage of choice.

The amenities of James's Street and Edward Street are all close at hand, as are the ever-popular Reading Rooms, the Temple at Black Rock cafes and the Sea Lanes complex. The centre of Brighton, with its high street stores and famous Lanes, is all within easy reach.

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Brighton train station with its convenient mainline links for commuters is approximately just under a mile and a half away, and there are regular bus services into the centre of Brighton and Hove and out to Devil's Dyke, the marina and Rottingdean.

Local schools include St John the Baptist Catholic School, Queens Park Primary School, Royal Spa Nursery School and Brighton College. Roedean School is short drive along the coast road.

Further Information

Situated in Parking Zone H, currently this apartment is in Council Tax band C which is charged at £2,182.92 for 2025/26.

EPC: D
Tenure: Share of Freehold
Unexpired term on lease: 940 years
Service Charge: £2,500 per annum

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