Old Shoreham Road, Brighton

Occupying the principal floor of an elegant Victorian villa, this beautifully renovated two-bedroom raised ground floor apartment effortlessly combines the grandeur of the period with thoughtful contemporary design. Renovated to an exceptional standard between 2022 and 2024, every detail has been carefully considered, creating a home that feels both timeless and beautifully crafted.

A welcoming entrance hall provides generous built-in storage before leading to two double bedrooms, both benefitting from their own en-suite bathrooms - an unusual and highly desirable feature.

The principal bedroom sits peacefully at the front of the property, where a large bay window fills the room with natural light. Bespoke architectural arches celebrate the impressive ceiling height, while a handcrafted American walnut-stained wardrobe has been designed to maximise storage within the original alcove. The luxurious en-suite has been newly created using handmade Claybrook terracotta tiles, breathable Bauwerk limewash walls and a bespoke vanity unit, combining beautiful design with practical longevity. Engineered oak flooring, laid throughout the apartment during the renovation, continues seamlessly into the room.

The second double bedroom is equally well proportioned and retains its beautifully restored original parquet flooring, offering a charming contrast to the oak flooring found throughout the rest of the apartment. It too enjoys the convenience of its own stylish en-suite shower room, making the layout ideal for guests, family or those working from home.

To the rear, the apartment opens into a wonderfully bright south-facing living space where oversized windows frame leafy views across the garden. High ceilings, ornate cornicing, dado rails and an elegant feature fireplace celebrate the building's Victorian heritage, while soft neutral décor creates a calm and inviting atmosphere.

Positioned just off the living area beneath an elegant archway, the contemporary kitchen is subtly defined by beautiful Claybrook Kromatic terracotta tiled flooring. Installed as part of the renovation, it combines integrated appliances with bespoke handcrafted shelving to create a space that is as practical as it is stylish.

Stepping outside, the generous south-facing garden is undoubtedly one of the property's standout features. Rarely found with an apartment of this kind, it offers a wonderfully private retreat with mature planting, a raised sun deck, low-maintenance landscaped borders, a dedicated barbecue area and a garden shed. Sheltered by established trees, it becomes a true extension of the living space throughout the warmer months.

Beautifully reimagined by the current owners, this exceptional home offers the rare combination of elegant Victorian architecture, carefully curated interiors and an outstanding south-facing garden, all within easy reach of Prestonville, Seven Dials and Brighton railway station.

Additional Property Information

Property type: Raised ground floor apartment
Tenure: Share of Freehold
Lease length: 937 years remaining
Service charge: £1,200 per annum
Ground rent: N/A
Council Tax Band: A
EPC Rating: D
Parking: On-street permit parking (Zone Q)

The Area

Occupying a convenient position at the Brighton end of Old Shoreham Road, this home enjoys the best of both worlds – a well-connected location with a strong sense of community. Prestonville, Seven Dials and the city centre are all within easy reach, making it a popular choice for professionals, families and commuters alike.

Prestonville is one of Brighton's most established residential neighbourhoods, known for its Victorian homes, friendly atmosphere and independent businesses. Just a short stroll away you'll find local favourites including the Prestonville Arms, the Shakespeare's Head and The Chimney House, while Seven Dials offers an excellent selection of independent cafés, coffee shops, restaurants and everyday amenities. North Laine and Brighton city centre are also within walking distance, providing an unrivalled choice of shopping, dining and entertainment.

For those who enjoy spending time outdoors, Dyke Road Park, Preston Park and St Ann's Well Gardens are all nearby, offering green open spaces, sports facilities and regular community events. Brighton's famous seafront is also easily accessible on foot, by bike or via the city's excellent bus network. 

Transport Links

The property is ideally positioned for commuters, with Brighton railway station approximately a 10-15 minute walk away, providing regular direct services to London, Gatwick and destinations across the South East. Frequent bus services run along Old Shoreham Road connect the property with Brighton, Hove and surrounding areas, while the nearby A23 and A27 offer straightforward access by car.

Garden

Stunning private south-facing landscaped garden with sun deck

Parking - Permit

On-street permit parking (Zone Q)

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.