- Separate Entrance +
- Local Amenities +
- Popular Central Location +
- Moments From The Seafront +
- Ideally Located With Excellent Commuter Links +
- Sought After Period Building +
Step into a piece of Brighton's architectural history with this 2-bedroom flat in the distinguished Arundel House, built in 1898 in the unique Free Jacobean style.
This four-storey block of purpose-built flats is an exquisite example of Victorian architecture, characterised by its brick and terracotta facade. It's decorative turrets and chimneys make it a true standout in the skyline of the Willett Estate Conservation Area.
While dated in its current condition, the flat offers immense potential for a renovation project that could bring a modern touch to its historic charm.
Inside, you'll find a large living area with period features that add character and elegance to the space, along with two generously sized double bedrooms that provide plenty of room for comfortable living. The layout also includes a separate kitchen, offering a perfect canvas for transformation to suit your style.
Perfectly positioned, the building is just a stone's throw from the beach and very close to the vibrant Church Road, known for its array of shops, cafés, and restaurants. Within a quarter of a mile, you'll find an abundance of local amenities, including supermarkets, boutique shops, and cozy pubs, offering convenience and a lively atmosphere right on your doorstep.
With excellent transport links, including nearby Hove Station, this property is ideal for those looking to create a bespoke living space in a historic setting while enjoying the convenience of city life.
This is a rare opportunity to own a flat in such a historically significant and visually striking building - arrange your viewing today and imagine the possibilities!
*WATER INCLUDED IN SERVICE CHARGE*