Guide price
£190,000
(£543/sq. ft)
1 bed flat for saleMontpelier Road, Brighton BN1
1 bed
1 bath
1 reception
350 sq. ft
EPC Rating: D
Just added
Freehold
About this property
1 Bedroom Split Level
Garden Views
Prime Location
Great First Buy / Investment
Beach Bars Only A Stroll
1 Block From Western Road
* Guide Price £190,000 - £200,000 *
A luxury, light filled retreat with garden views, this bright 1 bed apartment is within a glorious Grade II listed Regency Terrace in exclusive Montpelier & Clifton Hill ca, one of the most desirable areas of the city. Just 2 mins walk from the al fresco lifestyle of Western Road, 10 from the sea and 15-20 mins from Brighton Station’s direct trains to Gatwick and London (or 5 by cab) this rare gem is an ideal first buy or magnificent rental which blends classic proportions with a sophisticated, coastal lifestyle.
Ready to move into, the sophisticated, open plan living dining room has plenty of versatile floorspace and garden views to enjoy and the contemporary kitchen is good to go. Quiet at the back of this big building, the spacious bedroom is a restful haven looking over treetops and the central bathroom has an immaculate finish. Within a 10 min radius of major employers including the Royal Sussex County Hospital, this stately apartment is also just a short walk or drive to the Clock Tower at the beating heart of Brighton, to the vibrant, picturesque North Laine and the fashionable bars, cafes and shops of 7 Dials – and its 7 routes into the whole of the city, out to the National Park or to the A23/A27 for Lewes, the coast and M23.
Quietly set at the back of an impressive, Grade II Regency house, this inviting apartment has big, bright rooms and a crisp, contemporary finish. Light and airy, the open plan living room spans 5.76 x 2.94m (18’10 x 9’7) providing plenty of space in which to relax or to enjoy with friends – which is good as this is the perfect place for them all to meet before a day on the beach or night out in the city! The large window at the far end of the room brings the outside in, and the kitchen area, with its own, large window, has plenty of storage and working surfaces and it is fitted with a gas hob, oven and hood.
Upstairs, the peaceful double bedroom has plenty of floor space to play with and restful treetop views over the garden below. Ready to move into with calm decoration, the crisp finish continues into the contemporary bathroom en-suite which has all you need including an electric shower, so water pressure shouldn’t be an issue.
Vendor’s Comments:
“An ideal buy or investment in a beautiful historic building, all of the rooms are light and spacious. The location offers a lot to explore -you can’t get bored with so much happening- and you can stroll, run or cycle along the seafront or enjoy the dog walking, keep fit classes or festivals of Hove Lawns or St Anne’s Wells Gardens, so you’ll soon meet people if you’re new to the city.”
Good To Know:
Beach 10 mins walk
Local Park: St Anne’s Wells
Education:
St Paul’s C of E, St Mary Magdalen
Varndean, Dorothy Stringer
bhasvic, City College, met, bim
Brighton Girls, Brighton College, Roedean, Lancing, Bede’s
Location Summary:
With the sea at the bottom of the hill and the station with direct trains to Gatwick and London just a 15-17 minute walk, buses cover the whole of Brighton and Hove from Western Road, so this fashionable location has easy access to the famous shopping, clubs, bars, restaurants and arts venues of our coastal resort. Both the vibrant 7 Dials and the picturesque heart of the city around the Royal Pavilion are easy to reach, and it’s also convenient for parks that provide open spaces, sports facilities and host festival events. Local schools are good and major employers like Amex and the County Hospital are all within a 12 minute drive or short bus ride. For those who commute by car there is quick access to the 7 Dials and its 7 routes into or out of the city, including to the A23 for the National Park or motorway and A27 for the Amex Stadium and Sussex University.
A luxury, light filled retreat with garden views, this bright 1 bed apartment is within a glorious Grade II listed Regency Terrace in exclusive Montpelier & Clifton Hill ca, one of the most desirable areas of the city. Just 2 mins walk from the al fresco lifestyle of Western Road, 10 from the sea and 15-20 mins from Brighton Station’s direct trains to Gatwick and London (or 5 by cab) this rare gem is an ideal first buy or magnificent rental which blends classic proportions with a sophisticated, coastal lifestyle.
Ready to move into, the sophisticated, open plan living dining room has plenty of versatile floorspace and garden views to enjoy and the contemporary kitchen is good to go. Quiet at the back of this big building, the spacious bedroom is a restful haven looking over treetops and the central bathroom has an immaculate finish. Within a 10 min radius of major employers including the Royal Sussex County Hospital, this stately apartment is also just a short walk or drive to the Clock Tower at the beating heart of Brighton, to the vibrant, picturesque North Laine and the fashionable bars, cafes and shops of 7 Dials – and its 7 routes into the whole of the city, out to the National Park or to the A23/A27 for Lewes, the coast and M23.
Quietly set at the back of an impressive, Grade II Regency house, this inviting apartment has big, bright rooms and a crisp, contemporary finish. Light and airy, the open plan living room spans 5.76 x 2.94m (18’10 x 9’7) providing plenty of space in which to relax or to enjoy with friends – which is good as this is the perfect place for them all to meet before a day on the beach or night out in the city! The large window at the far end of the room brings the outside in, and the kitchen area, with its own, large window, has plenty of storage and working surfaces and it is fitted with a gas hob, oven and hood.
Upstairs, the peaceful double bedroom has plenty of floor space to play with and restful treetop views over the garden below. Ready to move into with calm decoration, the crisp finish continues into the contemporary bathroom en-suite which has all you need including an electric shower, so water pressure shouldn’t be an issue.
Vendor’s Comments:
“An ideal buy or investment in a beautiful historic building, all of the rooms are light and spacious. The location offers a lot to explore -you can’t get bored with so much happening- and you can stroll, run or cycle along the seafront or enjoy the dog walking, keep fit classes or festivals of Hove Lawns or St Anne’s Wells Gardens, so you’ll soon meet people if you’re new to the city.”
Good To Know:
Beach 10 mins walk
Local Park: St Anne’s Wells
Education:
St Paul’s C of E, St Mary Magdalen
Varndean, Dorothy Stringer
bhasvic, City College, met, bim
Brighton Girls, Brighton College, Roedean, Lancing, Bede’s
Location Summary:
With the sea at the bottom of the hill and the station with direct trains to Gatwick and London just a 15-17 minute walk, buses cover the whole of Brighton and Hove from Western Road, so this fashionable location has easy access to the famous shopping, clubs, bars, restaurants and arts venues of our coastal resort. Both the vibrant 7 Dials and the picturesque heart of the city around the Royal Pavilion are easy to reach, and it’s also convenient for parks that provide open spaces, sports facilities and host festival events. Local schools are good and major employers like Amex and the County Hospital are all within a 12 minute drive or short bus ride. For those who commute by car there is quick access to the 7 Dials and its 7 routes into or out of the city, including to the A23 for the National Park or motorway and A27 for the Amex Stadium and Sussex University.
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