Set within an impressive Grade II* listed Regency townhouse dating back to the mid-19th century, this substantial maisonette offers over 2,000 sq/ft of beautifully proportioned living space. It blends period character with modern comfort in a way that feels both practical and special. Positioned within one of Brighton’s most sought-after architectural crescents, the home benefits from its own landscaped front garden, a rare luxury and a genuine extension of the living space. It is a peaceful spot for morning coffee, evening drinks, or simply enjoying the outlook. The apartment overlooks the residents’ gardens of Montpelier Crescent, bringing a welcome sense of greenery and calm that is hard to find in the city. 

Inside, the scale and original features immediately stand out. Ceiling roses, cornicing and tall sash windows give the home a strong sense of heritage, while the layout supports modern day living. The first floor is centred around a generous reception room that is perfect for both quiet evenings and entertaining, flowing naturally into a separate dining area. To the rear, the modern white gloss kitchen has been thoughtfully designed as a social hub, with a central island that invites casual dining and conversation. Light pours through the south-facing sash windows, keeping the space bright throughout the day, while a separate utility room keeps the practical side of daily life neatly out of sight. 

On the second floor, the principal bedroom is generous and full of character – painted in a deep blue hue with a striking feature fireplace. It flows into a second room currently used as a dressing space with extensive storage, though it could easily serve as a bedroom or home office. An additional walk-in wardrobe also sits off the principal bedroom. This floor continues with two further well-proportioned bedrooms and a stunning new family bathroom, beautifully fitted with sleek grey tiles and detailed glass windows, all complemented by high ceilings and period detailing for a sense of space that feels both elegant and inviting. 

Additional storage is available in the loft, accessed from two points and partially boarded, making it ideal for seasonal or long-term storage. The building itself has been carefully maintained, with recent external works including repainting and refurbishment of the window frames already completed. 

Held as a share of freehold, the property forms part of a well-managed arrangement that supports the long-term care of this striking building and offers reassuring ownership structure. 

This is a home that combines architectural character, generous space and outdoor living, all set within a location that captures the best of Brighton life. 

Additional property information 

Property type: Maisonette 
Tenure: Share of Freehold 
Service charge: £300 per month (£3,600 per annum) - includes building insurance and sinking fund contributions 
Council tax band: D 
Parking: On-street permit holder parking (Zone Y) 

The area  

This elegant Regency setting offers a rare sense of calm in the heart of the city. You are moments from Seven Dials, a vibrant neighbourhood hub known for its independent cafés, bakeries, delis and pubs, giving everyday life a real sense of community. Brighton city centre is within comfortable walking distance, while the seafront is close enough for spontaneous coastal walks and weekends by the water. Nearby green spaces, including St Ann’s Well Gardens, provide an easy escape when you want a quieter pace. 

Transport Links 

Brighton mainline station is half a mile away (12-minute walk), offering regular services to London and destinations along the coast. Frequent bus routes nearby connect you easily across Brighton and Hove. For drivers, on-street permit holder parking is available, and the A27 is within easy reach for wider travel. 

Schools 

The area is well positioned for a range of highly regarded schools. Brighton Girls is a three-minute walk away and Brighton College is a ten-minute drive. Strong local state options include St Mary Magdalen’s Catholic Primary & Nursery School, St Paul’s C of E Primary School, Cardinal Newman Catholic School & Sixth Form, and BHASVIC College, making the location appealing for families at every stage. 

Parking - Permit

On street permit holder parking in zone Y.

Disclaimer

All property details have been provided by the owners. While Number Twenty Four strives for accuracy, we cannot guarantee the completeness or correctness of this information. Buyers and renters are advised to conduct their own due diligence before proceeding with a purchase or let.