Bear Road, Brighton, BN2

This well-presented two double bedroom raised ground floor flat is offered to the market with no onward chain, the benefit of an extended lease on completion (999 years) and a sizeable private rear garden.

The property features a spacious open plan kitchen and living room, showcasing an ornate cast-iron fireplace that creates a charming focal point. The contemporary kitchen is well-equipped with sleek handless units, a breakfast bar for informal dining, and ample storage, catering to both every-day living and entertaining.

Both bedrooms are generous doubles, offering comfortable accommodation with space for wardrobes and additional furnishings. The partially-tiled bathroom is fitted with a bath and overhead shower, providing versatility for both quick morning routines and relaxing evenings.

Recent improvements to the flat include a modern boiler, replaced radiators, a modern consumer unit, and double glazing throughout, ensuring comfort and energy efficiency. The flat’s thoughtful layout maximises natural light and creates a welcoming atmosphere throughout.

With its blend of period charm and modern enhancements, this property offers a turnkey solution for buyers seeking a stylish and low-maintenance home in a desirable location. Early viewing is highly recommended to fully appreciate the quality and appeal of this attractive flat.

Location:

Bear Road offers a peaceful residential setting on the eastern side of Brighton, with open green spaces and woodland walks close by, including Bevendean Down Nature Reserve, The Wild Park Nature Reserve, Stanmer Park and The South Downs.

The area is well served by local bus routes into the city, with Brighton Station also within easy reach for rail connections further afield. Everyday needs are met with nearby shops, while Lewes Road provides larger supermarkets and a wider choice of cafés and amenities.

Families benefit from good local schools such as Bevendean Primary and Nursery, with further respected options including Coombe Road, Elm Grove, Varndean and Dorothy Stringer.