Chichester Terrace, Brighton, East Sussex, BN2

Forming part of Thomas Cubitt’s renowned Kemp Town Estate, Chichester Terrace remains one of Brighton’s most desirable seafront addresses. Its striking white stucco façades, classic Regency architecture and peaceful setting give the terrace a real sense of prestige, while this apartment benefits from its own private entrance, offering both privacy and independence within an iconic coastal setting.



Inside, the apartment feels exceptionally spacious, with a well-planned layout that flows naturally throughout. A long, wide central hallway immediately sets the tone for the scale of the property and provides flexibility for dining, home working or additional storage.

The sitting room is a standout space; beautifully proportioned with high ceilings and large sash windows that flood the room with natural light. An elegant, period fireplace with a working coal-effect gas fire forms an impressive focal point, adding both character and warmth to the room. Elegant yet inviting, the space is perfectly suited to both entertaining and everyday living.

Set separately, the kitchen has been smartly updated with integrated appliances and generous worktop space. The clean, contemporary finish works well alongside the apartment’s Regency character while remaining highly practical.

Both bedrooms are quiet doubles positioned to the rear of the apartment. The principal suite is particularly spacious and benefits from extensive fitted wardrobes and a stylish en-suite bathroom with contemporary fittings and patterned flooring. The second bedroom is another generous double and is served by a modern shower room.

A real advantage here is the outside space. Rare for a Regency apartment, the property enjoys two private courtyard areas, creating peaceful outdoor spaces for morning coffee, dining or simply relaxing away from the city. Several external storage rooms also add a level of practicality rarely found in apartment living.

The location is superb. Chichester Terrace sits moments from the seafront, Kemp Town Village and Brighton Marina, while Brighton city centre and Brighton Station are both easily accessible. The Enclosures remain some of Brighton’s most sought-after Regency addresses thanks to their architecture, quiet surroundings and close connection to both the coast and the city.

Share of Freehold
Unexpired Years: 949
Annual Ground Rent: N/A
Ground Rent Increase: N/A
Ground Rent Review Period:
Annual Service Charge: £2888.96
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There is a relaxed community atmosphere with local shops, cafes, pubs and transport links within a stroll and the lively shopping district of Lewes Road is at the bottom of the hill. The whole of Brighton & Hove are all easy reach on foot or by bus or car. For those needing to reach further afield, Brighton Station serving Gatwick and London is a 10 minute drive and near the A270, you are quickly out of the city.