Regency Square, Brighton

KNIGHT & KNOXLEY are delighted to present this fully renovated, beautifully designed, one-bedroom apartment in Regents Court, an elegant period building positioned directly on Regency Square, moments from the seafront and the very best of central Brighton.

Set on the second floor and extending to approximately 494 sq. ft, facing West to look out at the sun setting over the sea. The apartment has been thoughtfully renovated to create a playful and warm urban retreat, combining period proportions with bespoke joinery. The owner's use of rich colours, clever storage and considered design throughout blends soft luxury with functional features.

This Grade II listed building itself makes an immediate impression, with its handsome Regency façade, tiled entrance, and decorative ironwork. There is lift access within the building, a rare and valuable feature for an apartment of this style and position.

Inside, the apartment opens into a central hallway, leading through to a main living and dining room. This is a beautifully proportioned space, with high ceilings, timber flooring, period detailing and a large sash window beaming with natural light. The room has been arranged to allow for both relaxed seating and dining, while its creative feel, deep skirting boards, soft wall colours, and bespoke finishes adding a strong sense of character and timelessness, that blends into the natural surroundings.

A particularly clever feature of the apartment is the bespoke birch ply joinery, designed to maximise both storage and usability. The custom storage banquette, shelving, desk space and concealed storage have been carefully integrated, giving the apartment a far greater level of practicality than is often found in period conversions. Adding to the practicality and quality finish are fitted Nkuku lighting throughout.

The kitchen sits just off the main living space and has been finished with real personality. Shaker cabinetry in Farrow and Ball Sudbury Yellow, quartz worktops, a Quooker boiler-filter tap, and Bert & May tiles create a kitchen that offers character and function. There is a built-in wine shelf and cocktail cabinetry, plenty of pantry and cookware storage, integrated appliances and a functional layout that works well for cooking without interrupting the flow of the main room. The kitchen is designed to easily shift from everyday food and drinks to a refuge for playful cocktails.

The bedroom is an atmospheric double room, with its dark tonal walls, Little Greene patterned wallpaper, timber flooring and a large sash window, overlooking the square and sea. It has a nurturing, cocooning feel, glowing in the evening dusk to spotlight the historic architecture across the square. Open hanging, fitted shelving and additional storage keep the room practical without compromising its design-led feel.

The sliding door to the bathroom opens to meet function and thoughtful style, adjustable lighting throughout, custom Bette bath, and a geometry of Claybrook tiles. Quality finishes extend from bespoke fitted storage trimmed in birch ply, brass fittings, wall-hung WC, Bette bath, overhead shower, and teak vanity unit, it is designed to adapt the day and night for soft luxury as well as everyday needs. There is a fully rebuilt linen closet, a standing vanity with integrated storage, and a hidden utility for the washer and dryer, keeping laundry neatly tucked away.

Further improvements include new electrics, underfloor heating, acoustic soundproofing, and high-quality paint and finishes, all contributing to a home that feels warm, considered and ready to enjoy. The building has an available storeroom, a bike store, and a back entry, perfect for slipping out in a bathrobe to the Hilton spa.

Regency Square is one of Brighton's most iconic, recognizable and atmospheric seafront addresses. The gardens sit directly opposite, with the sea at the southern end of the square and the promenade, beach and i360 moments away. From here, you can be on the seafront in minutes, whether for a morning swim, dining and drinks by the sea or a promenade towards Hove Lawns.

The location is exceptionally central. Western Road, Churchill Square's IKEA, North Laine and the historic Lanes are all within easy reach, offering a wide choice of cafés, local shops, trending restaurants, beer gardens, and independents. Brighton Station is also within walking distance, making this an excellent option for commuters, weekend use or anyone wanting a beautifully designed home in the heart of the city.

Council Tax Band: A
Tenure: Share of Freehold (949 years)
Ground Rent: £0 per year
Service Charge: £2,654.64 per year
Sinking/ Reserve Fund: £96,983.21