• Stunning 5-bed Victorian home in West Hill Conservation Area +
• Sought-after tree-lined street in a prime Brighton location +
• Ideal for commuters, 0.2 miles to Brighton station +
• Beautiful period features, including fireplaces and cornices +
• Bespoke handcrafted kitchen +
• Separate sitting room with log burner and additional reception room +
• Five generously sized bedrooms +
• Luxurious family bathroom with freestanding bath and walk-in shower +
• Landscaped garden with olive and silver birch trees +
• Roof terrace with stunning city, sea, and South Downs views +

Set in the sought-after West Hill Conservation Area, this substantial 2206 sq ft home on Buckingham Road blends period character with thoughtful, design-led renovations. The current owners have transformed the house, finishing a complete programme of works with an eye for detail and the very best materials. What you’ll find is a home that feels both timeless and contemporary, where every space has been considered and finished to a remarkable standard. Step inside through the stained-glass porch door and you’re welcomed by calm, elegant interiors. The front sitting room is dressed with shutters, bespoke shelving, and a new log burner - providing the perfect retreat for evenings in. Further along, a versatile middle reception room currently serves as a luxury bike store, but could equally be a formal dining room, reading room, music room, or home office. Double doors open onto the heart of the home: a spectacular kitchen and dining space. Here, craftsmanship and practicality meet. A bespoke handcrafted kitchen is fitted with a Bora extraction hob and warming drawer, top-specification integrated appliances, and generous pantry storage in hand-built plywood cabinetry. Oak flooring runs underfoot with underfloor heating, skylights pull in natural light, and full-height sliding doors open wide on both sides to seamlessly connect the house and garden. The landscaped garden is a private oasis, planted with a silver birch and an olive tree, and finished with limestone paving, chestnut decking, and subtle outdoor lighting and power. It’s a space that works all year round, perfect for morning coffee or long summer evenings. Across the upper floors, the house continues to impress. The first floor is home to two beautifully finished rooms: the principal bedroom at the front, with its bay window, period fireplace, and bespoke storage, and a rear room overlooking the garden, currently used as a study with handcrafted desk and shelving. A luxurious family bathroom serves this level, featuring a deep freestanding bath, marble-topped vanity unit, porcelain flooring, brass fittings, and underfloor heating, alongside a separate utility room. On the second floor, a door opens onto a terracotta-walled roof terrace, where views stretch across Brighton to the sea and the South Downs. Two further bedrooms occupy this level, one currently being used as a yoga studio with yellow painted shutters, the other as a generous guest room with built-in storage and street views. A stylish shower room completes the floor, fitted with Fired Earth tiles, a dual brass towel rail, and a Bette shower tray. At the very top of the house sits a private, tucked-away bedroom with the finest views of all. Three Velux windows frame sweeping vistas over Brighton’s rooftops, from the bustle of the station to the rides on the pier. With ample eaves storage and a bespoke feature wall, it feels every bit a hidden retreat. Throughout the house, Farrow & Ball and Little Greene paints create a calm palette, while new white cast iron radiators, a recently installed boiler, water softeners and filter, and Devol switches ensure modern comfort and efficiency. This is more than just a house, and it's more than a home … It's a piece of art ready for its next chapter. Property type: Terraced house Tenure: Freehold Conservation: West Hill Conservation Area Council tax band: D Parking: On-street permit parking in zone Y We fell in love with this house the moment we stepped onto the roof terrace and saw the sea and the Downs. Inside, it’s filled with light and surprisingly quiet for such a central spot. The location has been fantastic – minutes from the station, a short walk to the beach or town, and just ten minutes’ drive into the Downs. We’ve loved entertaining in the kitchen and dining under the olive tree on summer evenings. This property is positioned within the charming West Hill Conservation Area, on a pretty tree-lined street. Just moments from the vibrant Seven Dials with its independent cafés, bars, and delis, it’s also a short stroll to the eclectic North Laine and the cultural landmarks of the Royal Pavilion, Dome, and Theatre Royal. Brighton city centre is less than a mile away, while the seafront with its pebbled beaches, pier, and promenade can be reached in under twenty minutes on foot. This property is located 0.2 miles from Brighton mainline station, making it highly convenient for London commuters. Brighton city centre is approximately 0.9 miles away and regular bus services run from Brighton Station along the coast and out to the South Downs. For those with a car, there is on-street permit holder parking. The A27 with its links along the south coast and north towards London is under 3 miles away. Brighton isn’t short of good schools for children of all ages and Buckingham Road is well situated for easy access to a number of them. Brighton Girls Independent School is an eight-minute walk away and Brighton College can be reached in ten minutes by car. Local state schools include St Mary Magdalen’s Catholic Primary & Nursery School, St Paul’s C of E School, Cardinal Newman Catholic School & Sixth Form, and BHASVIC College.