Ditchling Road, Brighton, BN1

Set across the upper floors of a handsome Victorian building, this spacious split-level apartment offers generous proportions, excellent natural light and the rare benefit of a large loft with potential for conversion (subject to planning permission). The property has recently undergone comprehensive refurbishment both internally and externally, resulting in a fresh, well-presented home ready to move straight into. Offered chain-free with a share of the freehold, it presents an exciting opportunity in a highly sought-after Brighton location. 

The apartment is accessed via its own private entrance on the ground floor, with a staircase rising internally to the first-floor landing – an arrangement that gives the home a sense of space and separation more commonly associated with a house. 

At the front of the property sits the expansive open-plan living, dining and kitchen space. A large bay window frames a leafy outlook across the surrounding streets and draws in excellent natural light. The room is thoughtfully arranged with distinct zones for relaxing, dining and cooking, making it both versatile and sociable. 

The kitchen sits to the rear of the room and is fitted with modern cabinetry, integrated appliances and an electric oven and hob. A breakfast bar comfortably seats three, creating a natural spot for casual dining or morning coffee. 

At the opposite end of the apartment is the bedroom – an impressively sized room measuring over six metres in length. Dual-aspect windows to the side and rear bring in additional light, while the generous proportions allow flexibility for both sleeping and workspace areas if desired. 

The bathroom sits adjacent and is finished with a contemporary white suite, large-format tiles laid in a brick-bond pattern and a bath with concealed thermostatic shower and glass screen. A wall-hung basin enhances the sense of space and gives the room a clean, modern feel. 

Additional property information 

 Property type: First floor flat  
Tenure: Share of Freehold 
Service charge: Paid ad-hoc with owner of ground floor flat
Council tax band: B 
Parking: On street permit parking in zone J 

The area (200 words) 

This home sits in a highly sought-after residential pocket, just a short stroll from the vibrant Fiveways area which is home to a mix of independent cafés, shops and bars. Blakers Park, Preston Park, and Hollingbury Golf Course are within easy walking distance, offering green open spaces for everything from morning jogs to weekend picnics. There's a strong sense of community here, with many residents choosing to stay long term. And while it has a wonderfully suburban feel, you're far from cut off - Brighton city centre is just a 35-minute walk away and easily accessible by bus or bike.

Transport links 

The location is particularly convenient for commuters. Brighton railway station is within walking distance and provides direct services to London, Gatwick Airport and destinations across the south coast. 

Even closer is London Road railway station, offering services towards Lewes and connecting routes to London. Frequent bus routes run along Ditchling Road and nearby Beaconsfield Road, making it easy to reach the city centre and surrounding areas. 

Parking - Permit

On street permit holder parking in zone J

Disclaimer

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