Norfolk Terrace, Brighton

Set on one of Brighton & Hove’s grand Regency streets, this ground floor studio apartment on Norfolk Terrace offers a charming blend of period architecture and city living. The building welcomes you through a well-kept communal hallway, with the apartment positioned conveniently at the front.

Stepping inside, a small entrance hall provides space to hang coats and store essentials. Just off here sits the bathroom, fitted with a shower enclosure, WC and basin. Continue through and the home opens into a beautifully bright studio, instantly impressive with its generous high ceilings, elegant period detailing and two large sash windows drawing in natural daylight and leafy views of the tree-lined street outside.

The main living space is surprisingly versatile, with ample room to zone areas for dining, lounging, working and sleeping. For those looking to maximise the space, there’s exciting potential (subject to permissions) to introduce a mezzanine level - ideal for a raised sleeping area with office or storage beneath. A modern, compact kitchen is neatly tucked to one side and offers everything needed for cooking at home. Along one wall, built-in shelving and cupboards provide both display opportunities and practical storage.

Perfect for first-time buyers, creatives or anyone seeking a stylish city base, this apartment is a rare opportunity to craft a unique home in one of Brighton’s most prestigious neighbourhoods.

Additional property information 

Property type: Ground floor studio
Tenure: Leasehold
Length of lease: 89 years remaining
Service charge: £1700 paid annually
Ground rent: £50 paid bi-annually
Council tax band: A
Parking zone: Z

The area 

Set within the highly sought-after Montpelier & Clifton Hill Conservation Area, this property sits in one of Brighton & Hove’s most admired and characterful districts. Although right in the middle of the city, the home enjoys a peaceful position, just moments from everything Brighton is known for. Independent boutiques, stylish cafés, lively pubs and an excellent choice of restaurants are all on the doorstep, along with theatres, galleries, and the main retail hub. The colourful North Laine, the historic warren of the Lanes and the ornate Royal Pavilion with its surrounding gardens are only a short walk away, each offering its own slice of Brighton’s charm, culture and history. A little closer to home, Seven Dials brings a welcoming, neighbourhood feel, complete with useful everyday shops and places to eat. Green space is also easy to find, with the tree-lined lawns of St Ann’s Well Gardens nearby. For sea air, it takes just eight minutes on foot to reach Brighton’s iconic promenade, stretching along the beach with far-reaching coastal views.

Transport links

Brighton station is around fifteen minutes’ walk away (with Hove station a similar distance), making this an ideal base for those travelling to London or further afield. Regular, fast train services provide direct routes to London Victoria in under an hour and London Bridge in just over an hour, while Gatwick Airport can be reached by train in roughly 30 minutes. Residents with a car can take advantage of on-street permit parking.

Property disclaimer

Please note, all of the furnished photographs have been created using CGI and do not exist in the property. These images are for illustrative purposes only, providing examples of how the home can be furnished.

Parking - Permit

On-street permit holder parking in zone Z

Disclaimer

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