Robertson Road, Brighton, East Sussex, BN1

GUIDE PRICE: £575,000- £600,000.

TWO RECEPTION ROOMS.

SPLIT LEVEL REAR GARDEN.

REAR OUTBUILDING/WORKSHOP.

SOUGHT AFTER PRESTON VILLAGE-CLOSE TO PRESTON PARK STATION.

INTERNAL VIEWINGS AVAILABLE ON REQUEST.



With its handsome period façade, attractive bay windows and classic tiled pathway, this charming terraced home has plenty of kerb appeal. Inside, it offers a wonderfully adaptable layout, with two reception rooms, a practical kitchen, two first-floor bedrooms and a third bedroom tucked away in the loft. Full of character and offering more flexibility than you might expect, it is a home that can easily adapt to different stages of life, whether you are stepping onto the property ladder, working from home or looking for space to welcome friends and family.

The ground floor is arranged around two reception rooms, each offering its own possibilities. The front room provides a welcoming place to relax, with the proportions and character typical of a period home, while the second reception room offers an alternative space for dining, entertaining or everyday living. Separated by doors, the rooms can be used independently, creating a particularly useful arrangement for those who occasionally need to accommodate overnight guests. The kitchen sits to the rear, providing a bright and functional space for cooking, with access towards the garden. A downstairs WC is another welcome practical addition.

Upstairs, two bedrooms are served by the family bathroom, while the third bedroom occupies the loft, making excellent use of the upper level. This tucked-away room could provide a comfortable bedroom, a dedicated home office or a creative retreat, depending on what suits your needs. Together, the accommodation offers a degree of flexibility that makes the house appealing to a range of buyers.

To the rear, a split-level garden provides a private outdoor spot for a morning coffee, a few pots of greenery or relaxed summer evenings. At the bottom, a separate workshop or shed offers useful additional storage and space for hobbies, tools or other projects.

Combining period charm with a versatile layout and a private outdoor space, this is a characterful Brighton home with plenty of potential to make your own, offering a practical and appealing balance of living space, flexibility and everyday convenience.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Materials used in construction: Brick

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3 mins walk to Preston Park Station with friendly local shops, cafés and bistro pubs this area has a lovely community feel and the nearby primary schools, state and private, are good. Tucked away from the crowds, this house is between Dyke Road’s Park with tennis courts, open air theatre, playground and café, and Preston Park’s velodrome, sports facilities, fun runs and football clubs. Local bus routes go along both Dyke Road and London Road (both out of hearing) to the South Downs National Park or the beach, and you can get to the whole of the city including the world class shopping, fashionable bars, lively arts venues and international restaurants of Brighton’s 7 Dials and Queen’s Road, and Hove’s Church Road easily. If you commute by car, both the A23 and A27 are easy to reach and at the time of writing, permit zone A has no waiting list.