Upper North Street, Brighton

Guide price £550,000 - £600,000. Located on Upper North Street in the heart of Brighton, this three-bedroom terraced house offers a wonderful balance of city energy and privacy, all within walking distance of everything the city has to offer.

Arranged over three floors, the house is bright, well laid out and easy to live in, with a natural flow between the living spaces and bedrooms. The main living area is open-plan, combining the kitchen and living space to create a sociable hub at the heart of the home. From here, doors open directly onto the private south-facing terraced garden, where bright white painted walls help create a sunny oasis in the middle of town.

The property offers two generous double bedrooms and a third single bedroom, ideal as a home office, nursery or guest room. The spacious bathroom features a full-sized bath and a separate shower. From the upper floors and the first-floor balcony there are rooftop views stretching towards the sea, a reminder of how close the property is to the seafront and promenade.

There is also excellent loft storage, helping to keep the house practical and uncluttered for day-to-day living. The property is chain free and ready for a new owner to put their own stamp on it, making it an ideal opportunity to create a home tailored to personal taste in a highly sought-after central location.

Additional property information

Property type: Terraced house 
Tenrure: Freehold  
Council tax band: D 
EPC rating: D 
Parking: On street permit holder parking in zone Z

The area

Upper North Street sits right in the centre of Brighton, making it one of the most convenient places in the city to live. From here, you can walk to Brighton Station, the seafront, Western Road, Churchill Square, the North Laine and the Lanes all within minutes.

Western Road offers supermarkets, cafés, restaurants, gyms and everyday shops, while the nearby North Laine and South Lanes provide Brighton’s well-known independent shops, coffee spots, restaurants and bars. The seafront is just a short walk away, making evening walks along the promenade or morning swims easy to build into daily life.

Despite being so central, this part of Brighton has a strong residential feel, with many people living here long term because of the convenience and walkability of the area.

Transport links

Brighton Station is within easy walking distance, providing direct trains to London, Gatwick and along the south coast. Numerous bus routes run along Western Road and throughout the city, making it easy to get around without a car.

For drivers, the A27 and A23 are easily accessible, providing road links towards London, Gatwick and the wider Sussex area.

Property disclaimer

Please note, all the furnished photographs have been created using CGI and do not exist in the property. These images are for illustrative purposes only, providing examples of how the home can be furnished.

Garden

South-facing private terraced garden with white painted walls

Balcony

Balcony accessed off first floor landing

Parking - Permit

On street permit holder parking in zone Z

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.