Osborne Road, Brighton, East Sussex, BN1

GUIDE PRICE: £650,000--£675,000.

CLOSE TO SCHOOLS AND SHOPS.

INTERNAL VIEWINGS AVAILABLE ON REQUEST.



Tucked away on a friendly residential street, this attractive Victorian/Edwardian terraced home offers generous and versatile accommodation arranged over three floors. Thoughtfully improved by the current owners, the property combines generous proportions and period character with a range of modern upgrades, including new Karndean flooring and carpeting throughout, completely renewed bathroom fittings, an upgraded electrical consumer unit and an EV charging point.

Behind the pretty front garden and welcoming porch, the ground floor has been thoughtfully opened up to create a bright and sociable living space. The generous living and dining areas flow naturally together, providing plenty of room for relaxing, entertaining, dining or working from home. A characterful bay window brings plenty of natural light, while the feature archway adds warmth and charm. Useful built-in storage completes the space.

To the rear is a spacious kitchen/breakfast room with plenty of room for a family dining table. A skylight helps draw in natural light, while French doors open directly onto the garden. The modern kitchen provides good storage and worktop space, with a central gas hob, electric oven and space and plumbing for additional appliances.

The raised south-facing garden is a particularly useful outdoor space, enjoying plenty of sunshine. Arranged over different levels with attractive brick retaining walls, it currently offers a low-maintenance setting with plenty of scope for the new owner to add their own style. A set of external stairs leads between the different levels and down towards the rear of the property, creating an interesting and practical layout with space for seating and outdoor use.

The first floor provides three bedrooms, offering excellent flexibility for family life, guests or working from home. Two are comfortably proportioned double bedrooms, while the third is well suited to a child's room, nursery or home office. This floor also benefits from a separate WC and a modern shower room with square bath.

The top floor is home to the impressive principal bedroom, which spans the width of the house and feels bright and peaceful. Generous storage is provided within the room and on the landing, while the large Velux and picture windows overlook the surrounding gardens. A stylish private en-suite shower room completes this excellent principal suite.

Ideally positioned for access to Balfour Primary School and Dorothy Stringer Secondary School, with Varndean High School around a 10-minute stroll away, the property is also close to local shops, cafés and bistro pubs, with regular bus services providing easy access into Brighton. Preston Park and Brighton Stations are both within easy reach, offering direct services to Gatwick and London, while London Road Station is around six minutes away, with services towards Falmer and Lewes. With its attractive period character, versatile four-bedroom layout and appealing south-facing garden, this is a wonderfully well-positioned home offering a great balance of space, comfort and convenience.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Materials used in construction: Brick

The property benefits from an electric charging point

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The station to Gatwick and London is a 5 minute drive – or 15-20 to walk and this sought after location is known for its friendly cafés, bistro pubs and small shops which include little supermarkets. Surrounded by parks (Preston Park, Blakers Park and Hollingbury Park) which have playgrounds, cafes and sports facilities it will be easy to meet people – and parks here host local sports clubs and fun runs as well as events during our famous festivals, too. Local schools are good and within walking distance and the National Park bordered by beaches is just a short drive. Vibrant arts venues, restaurants and shopping of the city are all quick to get to by bus or by cab and for those with a car, there’s swift access to the A23/A27 and Zone F has no waiting list at this time.