Arundel Terrace, Brighton, East Sussex, BN2

Set within one of Brighton’s most distinguished Regency terraces, this beautifully refurbished two-bedroom lower floor apartment offers elegant proportions, private outside space and access to the exclusive Kemp Town Enclosures. Designed by the celebrated architects Busby and Wilds and built between 1828–1834, Arundel Terrace has long been one of the city’s most prestigious seafront addresses. With 881 sq ft (81.8 sq m) of space, two courtyard terraces, its own private entrance and no onward chain, this apartment combines historic grandeur with modern comfort in an exceptional coastal setting.


Set back from the seafront behind lawns and an elegant boundary wall, the terrace is instantly recognisable for its striking Corinthian columns and classical porticoes, hallmarks of Brighton’s finest Regency architecture. The apartment enjoys its own entrance which leads down into a sunny south-facing courtyard, a charming introduction to the home and a peaceful spot for morning coffee or evening drinks.

Inside, a small entrance lobby opens into the apartment where the sense of space becomes immediately apparent. High ceilings and wide proportions typical of the Regency era create a wonderful sense of light and flow throughout the property. Off the entrance lobby is a surprisingly generous utility room, ideal for storage, laundry or even bicycles – a rare and practical addition for an apartment so close to the seafront.

The central hallway is wide and inviting, historically used as a dining hall or study area in homes of this period. From here, two graceful arches open into the main reception room, a bright and welcoming space with two south-facing windows bringing in plenty of natural light. A charming fireplace provides a focal point while the open layout ensures the room works perfectly for both relaxing and entertaining.

The kitchen sits just beyond an archway, thoughtfully arranged so it remains sociable without dominating the living space. Fitted with shaker-style cabinetry, contrasting worktops and integrated appliances, it offers both practicality and style.

Both bedrooms are well-proportioned doubles, positioned to ensure privacy and quiet. The first bedroom overlooks the internal courtyard and features period details including a fireplace and original arched recess. The principal bedroom sits peacefully to the rear of the apartment, with a sash window and glazed door leading directly out to the second private courtyard terrace – a tranquil outdoor space ideal for summer dining or simply enjoying a moment of calm in the city.

Completing the apartment is a smart shower room finished in a classic style with a large walk-in shower and heated towel rail.

One of the greatest privileges of living in this historic terrace is access to the Kemp Town Enclosures, the beautiful private gardens reserved exclusively for residents. These landscaped grounds extend across several acres and even feature a private tunnel leading directly to the beach, a unique and much-loved feature of this iconic location.

In Brief

Style: Self-contained lower floor apartment in Regency terrace
Bedrooms: 2 double
Living Rooms: 1 spacious reception room
Area: 881 sq ft / 81.8 sq m
Outside Space: Two courtyard terraces + access to Kemp Town Enclosures
Location: Seafront, Kemp Town
Parking: Permit Zone H (no waiting list)
Tenure: Share of Freehold

Why You’ll Like It

Arundel Terrace is one of Brighton’s most admired Regency terraces and apartments here rarely come to market. With two private patios, elegant proportions and access to the exclusive Enclosures, this apartment offers the rare opportunity to enjoy both historic architecture and modern coastal living just moments from the sea.


Security Deposit: £2307.69 (based on advertised rental price)
Holding Deposit: £461.53 (based on advertised rental price)
Council Tax Band: B

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Kemp Town Village offers an array of independent cafés, bakeries, restaurants and shops, while Brighton Marina, the Royal Sussex County Hospital and the city centre are all easily accessible. With the sea directly opposite and private gardens on your doorstep, it is easy to see why this address has remained one of Brighton’s most desirable for almost two centuries.