Wakefield Road, Brighton, East Sussex, BN2

GUIDE PRICE: £270,000--£290,000.

OWN PRIVATE ENTRANCE.

LONG LEASE.

RECENTLY REFURBISHED AND REDECORATED THROUGHOUT.

LANDSCAPED REAR GARDEN WITH STUNNING VIEWS.

TURNKEY FLAT - DON'T MISS OUT!

CHAIN FREE.

INTERNAL VIEWINGS AVAILABLE ON REQUEST.

This property offers an excellent setting in a sought-after neighbourhood with convenient access to shops, schools and open parkland. Green spaces are close by, and the city centre is only a short walk away, putting Brighton’s lively coastal lifestyle within easy reach. For those who commute, the A23/A27 and nearby train stations provide swift connections to the universities, Gatwick Airport and London.

Positioned on an elevated spot in Wakefield Road, within one of Brighton’s famous conservation areas, this apartment benefits from natural light and stunning open views across Brighton from the private rear terrace and landscaped garden. Recently refurbished and renovated with a stylish, modern boutique interior, the flat is a perfect fit for a first-time buyer looking for a “turn-key” home to enjoy with space to work from home when needed and to ultimately relax in. It also remains wonderfully private with its own street entrance, accessed down a few stone steps. The split-level layout at the rear enhances the sense of space and flow throughout.

Outside, at the front entrance, there’s a well-kept area with outside lighting, an understairs cupboard to the side, and a suitable spot to store a bike if required.

Upon entry to the hallway, the living room to the right features fresh, neutral décor and modern lighting, complementing the natural light that streams in through the westerly-facing window. While it faces the front, its positioning ensures complete privacy, making it a calm and comfortable space for dining, working, or relaxing.

Across the hallway, the shower room continues the high-quality aesthetic with contemporary stone-effect tiling and a rainfall boutique shower cubicle, along with a modern sink and low-level WC beneath the window to the front.

To the rear of the flat, the bedroom enjoys a peaceful position and generous proportions, overlooking the rear garden. It has been thoughtfully redecorated to feel both tranquil and sophisticated, with a wide bay window drawing in the morning light and offering views across Brighton. There’s ample space for a king-sized bed alongside freestanding furniture, and the bay area currently serves as a practical and attractive home office space — ideal for working from home or study.

A few steps down, at the rear of the hallway with boutique-style lighting, the kitchen has been beautifully updated with sleek modern cabinetry and high-spec finishes that maximise both style and function. There’s an integrated oven and hob, an integrated slimline dishwasher, and space to the side for a fridge/freezer, along with ample storage and worktop space to suit modern living. A clever design feature is located in the main hallway - a utility cupboard housing space and plumbing for a washing machine - freeing up more room in the kitchen to create a breakfast bar area, with a window overlooking the rear terrace and garden.

Outside to the rear is what can only be described as a view to die for!

First, a raised decked terrace provides the perfect spot for early morning coffee, a late evening glass of wine, or a summer barbecue with friends. This then leads down to a central lawned area with enclosed flower borders. Both spaces enjoy far-reaching rooftop views across to the east and down to the south of Brighton, receiving sunshine for much of the day. The garden is delightfully low maintenance, with cleverly designed outside lighting.

** Under the 1979 Estate Agents Act, we wish to declare that the vendor of the property is associated with a Charters Estate Agents employee**

TENURE
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Roundhill is one of Brighton's most characterful and vibrant neighbourhoods, renowned for its colourful Victorian and Edwardian homes, strong sense of community and elevated position with far-reaching city views. Popular with professionals, families and creatives alike, the area enjoys a welcoming village atmosphere while remaining within easy reach of Brighton city centre. Residents benefit from an excellent selection of independent cafés, pubs, restaurants and local shops, with nearby London Road, Fiveways and The Open Market offering an eclectic mix of amenities. The area is also well placed for access to highly regarded schools, including Downs Infant and Junior Schools, Dorothy Stringer School and Varndean School, alongside a number of respected independent schools across the city. For commuters, Brighton and London Road railway stations are both within walking distance, providing regular services to Gatwick Airport and London, while excellent bus routes offer convenient connections across the city. Nearby green spaces including The Level, Blakers Park and Preston Park provide plenty of opportunities for recreation, sport and community events, making Roundhill a highly desirable location that successfully combines period charm, excellent connectivity and a thriving neighbourhood atmosphere.