Lewes Crescent, Brighton, East Sussex, BN2

A WEST-FACING REGENCY APARTMENT WITH BREATHTAKING SUNSET VIEWS OVER THE CHANNEL

On the second floor of one of Brighton’s most architecturally magnificent addresses, this beautifully presented two-bedroom, one-bathroom apartment enjoys panoramic, uninterrupted sea views — sweeping across Brighton Beach to the iconic Brighton Palace Pier and west towards the remains of the West Pier. With views over the Secret Garden and Kemp Town Enclosures below, and stretching as far as Worthing Pier on a clear day, the outlook is truly exceptional.

Offering well-balanced living space, a share of the freehold, a separate utility room and Zone H permit parking with no waiting list — along with convenient electric car charging points directly outside — this is a home of real elegance and lifestyle appeal on one of the south coast’s most celebrated crescents.

From the moment you step inside, the quality of the setting is clear — lofty ceilings with original decorative cornicing, tall sash windows with original shutters, and the calm, generous proportions typical of a fine Regency building. Decorated in soft, coastal tones, the apartment feels serene and perfectly in tune with its surroundings.

The Kitchen/Living Room:
The open plan kitchen/living space is bright and well arranged, with a sleek contemporary kitchen running along one wall and ample space for both relaxing and dining. Tall sash windows with orginal shutters bring in excellent natural light. A separate utility room keeps everyday practicalities neatly tucked away.

The Principal Bedroom and En-Suite:
The principal bedroom is a spacious and peaceful retreat, with original cornicing, a period fireplace, fitted wardrobes and a tall sash window framing the rooftops, hills and sky beyond. The en-suite bathroom is well appointed with a bath, overhead shower and heated towel rail.

The Second Bedroom:
A well-proportioned and flexible double bedroom positioned next to the conveient shower room- Ideal as a main bedroom, guest room or for shared living, it offers excellent versatility.

Access to the private Kemp Town Enclosures provides beautifully maintained green space — a rare and highly desirable feature.

Agent Says:

"Lewes Crescent is one of the finest Regency addresses on the south coast and apartments here are always in demand — they combine architectural grandeur with a genuinely brilliant location and a community of residents who take real pride in their building. A west-facing flat with views of this quality, two good bedrooms, a separate utility room and a share of the freehold is a particularly strong proposition."

Share of Freehold
Unexpired Years: 947
Annual Ground Rent: N/A
Ground Rent Increase: N/A
Ground Rent Review Period: N/A
Annual Service Charge: £2,160
These details are to be confirmed by the vendor's solicitor and must be verified by a buyer's solicitor.

Agents Note: Where this property is subject to estate management, service, and/or ground rent charges, an administrative fee may be payable to the management company to transfer these charges into the buyer’s name upon completion.

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Lewes Crescent is part of the magnificent Kemp Town Estate — a sweeping arc of gleaming white Regency stucco that represents the finest large-scale Regency architecture outside London. Residents here enjoy the very best of both worlds: the peace and elegance of one of Brighton's most prestigious addresses, with the cafés, bistro bars, independent shops and friendly community of Kemptown Village just a short stroll away. The seafront and beach are directly opposite, Brighton Marina is a ten minute walk to the east, and the city centre, arts venues and the famous Lanes are easily reachable on foot. Brighton Station's direct trains to Gatwick and London are around 20-25 minutes by bus or a pleasant walk through the North Laine, and with zone H permit parking on the street and no waiting list, a car is a practical option too.