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High above the fountains and trees of Valley Gardens this quiet one-bedroom apartment is in one of the most chic, central locations in our legendary coastal resort. The building attributed to the famous Regency partnership of Busby and Wilds, a sensitive conversion has created sophisticated, contemporary apartments on each floor, keeping gracious proportions unspoilt. This second floor, one bedroom abode enjoys classically beautiful sunlit rooms none of which are directly overlooked, and the bow fronted living room has a sociable open plan layout, the double bedroom is bright and private, and the shower room is chic. An ideal first buy for professionals or international investors it is at the foot of the vibrant al fresco lifestyle of the North Laine and just an 8-minute walk to the station, whilst a scenic stroll through the public gardens will take you to Brighton Pier and our pebble beaches or to the Royal Pavilion surrounded by the South Lanes and art venues, as well as to the inclusive bars and restaurants of St James’s Street. It’s also key to note that the property is in a conservation area near the North Laines.

EPC: D
Council Tax: A

This fabulous apartment spans from east to west on the second floor of a bow fronted 1825 beauty in a reimagined part of the city which has restored this magnificent Regency terrace to its former high-status location just along from the Royal Pavilion. Opposite what were once the palace gardens, now a favourite place for locals to have lunch in leafy surrounds, this apartment is set back and up from a service road used only by buses and taxis making it exclusive, quiet but convenient once more- and with everything the city has to offer easily reached on foot or by bus, you won’t need to have your own car.

Through an historic entrance secured by answer phone and sensor lit communal hall, inside this home is a light and inviting retreat with a hushed hallway. Ahead, sunlight streams through a living room of classic proportion with three windows to the east framing glorious, open views which change with the seasons, sweeping over the trees and fountains of Valley Gardens which also host arts events during our famous festivals. This room has extra floorspace thanks to the bow front and open plan for sophisticated entertaining, the stylish kitchen is sociable but does not dominate the space. Carefully planned with ample storage and practical working surfaces, everything flows from the central electric hob and oven beneath a hood and ready to party, there is plumbing for a machine and a designated area for a tall fridge freezer.

Private and comfortable at the back of this substantial building, the generous double bedroom is not directly overlooked, and it is a big, bright, blank canvas to make your own. Just next door and central to the apartment for guests, a VIP bathroom impresses with walls lined in Travertine marble, a Triton shower above the contemporary bath to ensure water pressure and a sleek vanity unit beneath the hand basin. Perfect.

Agent says:
“This stylish apartment offers the best of the Brighton lifestyle is in a great, central position close to the beach- and it would also be a fabulous lock up and leave.”

Owner’s secret:
“This location is ideal with the sea and everything you need on your doorstep and we enjoy watching the change of the seasons in the gardens and the city lights as it wakes at night - and it’s nice to stroll in the gardens in the evening as sometimes the fountains in the gardens are lit. Although we value the privacy of the apartment, all the local cafés, bars and restaurants are very friendly, so you won’t feel isolated if you are new to Brighton, and the neighbours are also very welcoming..”

What’s around you:
Shops: North Laine 1 minute
Train Station: Brighton Station 10 minute walk
Seafront or Park: Seafront 10 minute walk, Victoria Gardens opposite

Closest schools:
Primary: Carlton Hill, St Paul’s
Secondary: Dorothy Stringer, Varndean
Private: Brighton College, Brighton and Hove High.

Brighton & Hove is a world famous party resort known for its beaches, arts festivals and international shopping – but also for its unique history, cosmopolitan cultural centre and warm, inclusive community. Built on hills and surrounded by the South Downs National Park we attract professionals and families seeking fresh air, good schools and a vibrant lifestyle and this central location is particularly sought after between the eclectic mix of cafés, shops, restaurants of the North Laine and chic al fresco lifestyle of the South Lanes, bordered by the sea.