A cream facade, cast-iron railings and classic Corinthian columns with iconic telamons exude regency grandeur at its finest. Southeast facing sash windows draw in the morning sun accentuating the excellent room proportions; highlighting the properties historic past.

Conveniently situated within the historic Brunswick Town conservation area, just moments from Hove seafront, this comfortable and well-presented duplex apartment sits on the top two floors, entering on the first floor.  An immaculately presented and naturally bright living room features distinctive curved bay sash windows letting eastern and Southerly light. This open plan space is designed to impress; statement pale oak wooden flooring, fireplace and space to relax, dine and entertain.

The large, fully equipped kitchen offers a contemporary design and flows seamlessly from the living room, providing a practical and sociable layout. This luxury space features inbuilt dishwasher, microwave and ranger cooker.

A separate utility room and a substantial cupboard add further useful storage away from the kitchen, ensuring the living space is free from clutter. There are three bedrooms on the third floor, with the largest benefiting from beautiful, curved bay sash windows, an en-suite shower room and a dressing room. A further bathroom fitted with a freestanding double-ended roll top bath, provides the ideal space to unwind.

Located in the heart of Hove, the seafront, and the green open spaces of Hove Lawns, Palmeira Square, Brunswick Square, and St. Ann’s Well Gardens are only a short walk from your door.

When it comes to shops, bars, and restaurants, there’s no shortage of choice with the amenities of Church Road, Western Road and Brighton’s famous South Lanes and North Laines are within easy reach. Offering everything from high street and independent stores to the French pastries of Real Patisserie, everything you need is right on your doorstep.

Plenty of bus services in the city provide access to all parts of Brighton and Hove, as well as nearby outlying villages and up to Devil’s Dyke. Hove and Brighton mainline train stations are both within easy reach, providing convenient, regular mainline links for commuters.

Local schools include Brunswick Primary, Hove Junior School, and St Mary Magdalen Catholic Primary School. The independent Brighton Girls School and BIMM music school are both very easily accessible.

Lansdowne Place is located in parking zone M however there is first come first served parking on the forecourt for three cars shared among the building.

The council tax band is D, which is currently charged at £2,455.79 for 2025/26.

EPC rating - C
Broadband & Mobile Phone Coverage – Prospective buyers should check the Ofcom Checker website
Planning Permissions – Please check the local authority website for any planning permissions that may affect this property or properties close by.

TENURE & OUTGOINGS

Tenure: Share of Freehold
Unexpired term on lease - 79 years (currently being extended to 999 years)
Service Charge - £4,354.24 Which includes reserve contribution.


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