• Style: Raised ground floor flat in a Regency townhouse +
• Type: 2 double bedrooms, 1 open plan living room, 2 bathrooms +
• Area: Brunswick Town Conservation Area +
• Floor Area: 752 Sq Ft +
• Outside: West facing rear garden +
• Parking: Residents Permit Parking Zone M +

With an air of grandeur and undoubtable architectural beauty, the townhouses of Brunswick Place sit in one of the most highly favoured conservation areas in the city, sweeping down the hill towards the sea. This generous two-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment has pride of place on the raised ground floor of a mid-terrace house, so it enjoys sole access to a charming, west-facing walled rear garden. Beautifully presented throughout, bearing a wealth of original period features alongside contemporary fixtures and fittings, you can move straight in or let it out immediately with ease, making it ideal for professionals, families and investors alike.

With the boutique shops and cafes of Western Road just minutes away, as well as two commuter stations, several popular schools and parks; this apartment is sure to attract those wishing to live in style and comfort by the sea.

Style: Raised ground floor flat in a Regency townhouse

Type: 2 double bedrooms, 1 open plan living room, 2 bathrooms

Area: Brunswick Town Conservation Area

Floor Area: 752 Sq Ft

Outside: West facing rear garden

Parking: Residents Permit Parking Zone M

Effortlessly elegant, the Regency townhouses of Brunswick Town have become integral to Brighton and Hove’s unique identity as a cosmopolitan city of style and taste. They were the ‘brainchild’ of eminent architect, Charles Busby, as he hoped to replicate the distinguished Nash developments in London. Although most of the houses have now been converted into chic apartments such as this one, they continue to attract people here from far and wide, almost 200 years later.

Residing on the western terrace, this apartment is approached up traditionally tiled steps and through a well-maintained communal hallway where your door is clearly numbered.

Opening to a generous hallway light oak parquet flooring flows into the principal rooms. The eye is first drawn to the exceptional open plan living room and kitchen to the front of the building where the ceiling soars adorned with the original cornicing of the era. The original deep skirting rails, window shutters and picture rails have also been retained, and the room follows the natural curve of the building on its easterly elevation. Set back from the road, the views are private and tall sashes frame the attractive architecture opposite.