Introducing a characterful two double bedroom victorian family home boasting a converted loft space and a South-facing rear garden - situated in the ever-popular Roundhill district of Brighton.

Upon entry, residents are greeted by the hallway with space for shoes and coats as well as further storage underneath the stairs. Heading right, the open plan living room / dining area creates an inviting space to relax and unwind or entertain whilst offering dual-aspect views to the front and rear, allowing natural light to flow through. The solid oak flooring, high ceilings, picture rails and bay-window encapsulate victorian charm.

To the rear of the home, the bespoke kitchen has been designed in a retro style offering under-counter units, pantry storage, plenty of countertop surface with a matching splash-back made from one piece of composite material ensuring a seamless finish, space for white goods and LED ceiling lighting.

The first floor accommodates two generous double bedrooms each benefitting from exposed wooden flooring and original cast-iron fireplaces whilst a third room, adjacent to the principal bedroom, acts as an ideal home office - although this could also provide potential to be converted into an en-suite if required. The home is serviced by a stunning bathroom featuring a freestanding roll top bath and separate walk-in rainfall shower as well as all essentials whilst the half-vaulted ceiling and large velux window offers unique, bright and airy design.

The loft space has been converted to create an incredibly versatile room currently set up as a third bedroom with eaves storage remaining and two velux windows overlooking the South-facing rear aspect. It is worth mentioning that whilst this room is not officially a bedroom we have been advised all that would be required to gain sign off would be to install a door at the stairs to the second floor and kitchen.

Externally, the South-facing rear garden is a particularly noteworthy feature of the home with an area of artificial grass abutting the rear, providing a sociable seating area, followed by a larger area of lawn. To the rear, a storeroom adds handy external storage whilst an area of patio provides a secondary secluded area of patio set underneath a pergola.

To the front, an attractive front garden hosts a variety of potted plants and flowers enhancing the kerb appeal of an already enticing home.

Location: 

Princes Road is a quiet residential road located within the Roundhill district of Brighton close to all the city has to offer.

There are plenty green spaces nearby including The Level and Queens Park although the closest are Saunders Park and William Clarke Park (‘The Patch’) with a playground and pond that hosts community events whilst the seafront is less than a thirty minute walk away.

Regular bus services can be found on Ditchling Road leading both in and out of Brighton whilst London Road Station is just a five minute walk away directly connecting to Brighton, Eastbourne and Lewes mainline stations. For those that drive, Ditchling Road leads directly on to the A27.

Princes Road is within the catchment area for a number of well-regarded schools including, but not limited to, Downs Infants and Junior Schools, St. Lukes and Balfour primary schools and Dorothy Stringer and Varndean secondary schools.

Fiveways, Preston Circus and Lewes Road are all within a short walk hosting a variety of coffee shops, bakeries, restaurants, pubs and artisan stores whilst Lewes Road also hosts a Sainsburys, M&S Simply Food and Aldi.