Guide price
£450,000
(£569/sq. ft)
2 bed terraced house for saleScotland Street, Brighton BN2
2 beds
1 bath
2 receptions
791 sq. ft
EPC Rating: D
Just added
Freehold
About this property
Guide price £450,000 - £475,000
Well-presented two-bedroom house
Sought-after Hanover location
Private courtyard garden
Separate home office/study
Stylish fitted kitchen with separate utility area
Bright conservatory opening onto garden
Character features throughout
Recently renovated including new roof
Walking distance to Brighton Station, North Laine, & Queens Park
This beautifully presented two-bedroom home on Scotland Street is arranged over two floors and combines stylish interiors with a private courtyard garden and a separate study. Located in the ever-popular Hanover area, the house effortlessly blends period character with thoughtful contemporary updates.
Behind its attractive, blue-painted exterior, the property immediately feels warm and inviting. The living room is full of character, with stripped wooden floorboards, bespoke shutters and a wood-burning stove set within an exposed brick fireplace, creating a cosy yet sociable space to relax or entertain.
To the rear, the spacious kitchen has been thoughtfully designed with dark shaker-style cabinetry, open shelving and tiled splashbacks, alongside plenty of practical storage and workspace. An adjoining utility area keeps everyday essentials neatly tucked away, and a bright conservatory creates a natural extension of the living space and opens directly onto the private courtyard garden. Decked and enclosed, the courtyard has built-in seating and ample space for outdoor dining during the warmer months.
Also on the ground floor is a separate study – an increasingly valuable addition, equally suited to home working, creative projects or use as a playroom.
Upstairs, the first floor offers two double bedrooms. The principal bedroom spans the front of the property and benefits from original floorboards and fitted wardrobes, while the second bedroom enjoys garden views alongside a characterful exposed brick chimney breast. The bathroom has been beautifully finished, combining rustic textures with contemporary design, and features a freestanding roll-top bath, separate shower enclosure and bespoke vanity unit with a stone basin.
The current owners have carried out extensive improvements over the last three years, including a full rewire, new boiler, double glazing and replacement guttering in 2022. A new kitchen was installed in 2023, followed by a new roof in 2024, while the entire interior of the house has been redecorated this year.
Property information
Property type: End of terrace house
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax band: C
Parking zone: V
EPC rating: D
Guide price: £450,000 – £475,000
The area & transport links
Located within Brighton’s vibrant Hanover district, Scotland Street enjoys all the character and community spirit the area is known for. Famous for its colourful terraced houses, independent pubs and strong neighbourhood feel, Hanover remainsone of Brighton’s most popular locations for families, professionals and creatives alike.
The property is within easy walking distance of Brighton city centre, the seafront and the ever-popular North Laine, known for its independent shops, cafés and entertainment venues. Brighton Station is approximately a fifteen-minute walk away, offering excellent links to London and beyond.
Residents also benefit from a thriving local food and pub scene, as well as nearby green spaces including Queen’s Park, just a short walk away. With its welcoming atmosphere and the area offers a rare balance of central Brighton living with a genuine community feel.
EPC Rating: D
Garden
Private rear patio garden
Parking - Permit
On street permit holder parking in zone V
Disclaimer
All property details have been provided by the owners. While Number Twenty Four strives for accuracy, we cannot guarantee the completeness or correctness of this information. Buyers and renters are advised to conduct their own due diligence before proceeding with a purchase or let.
Behind its attractive, blue-painted exterior, the property immediately feels warm and inviting. The living room is full of character, with stripped wooden floorboards, bespoke shutters and a wood-burning stove set within an exposed brick fireplace, creating a cosy yet sociable space to relax or entertain.
To the rear, the spacious kitchen has been thoughtfully designed with dark shaker-style cabinetry, open shelving and tiled splashbacks, alongside plenty of practical storage and workspace. An adjoining utility area keeps everyday essentials neatly tucked away, and a bright conservatory creates a natural extension of the living space and opens directly onto the private courtyard garden. Decked and enclosed, the courtyard has built-in seating and ample space for outdoor dining during the warmer months.
Also on the ground floor is a separate study – an increasingly valuable addition, equally suited to home working, creative projects or use as a playroom.
Upstairs, the first floor offers two double bedrooms. The principal bedroom spans the front of the property and benefits from original floorboards and fitted wardrobes, while the second bedroom enjoys garden views alongside a characterful exposed brick chimney breast. The bathroom has been beautifully finished, combining rustic textures with contemporary design, and features a freestanding roll-top bath, separate shower enclosure and bespoke vanity unit with a stone basin.
The current owners have carried out extensive improvements over the last three years, including a full rewire, new boiler, double glazing and replacement guttering in 2022. A new kitchen was installed in 2023, followed by a new roof in 2024, while the entire interior of the house has been redecorated this year.
Property information
Property type: End of terrace house
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax band: C
Parking zone: V
EPC rating: D
Guide price: £450,000 – £475,000
The area & transport links
Located within Brighton’s vibrant Hanover district, Scotland Street enjoys all the character and community spirit the area is known for. Famous for its colourful terraced houses, independent pubs and strong neighbourhood feel, Hanover remainsone of Brighton’s most popular locations for families, professionals and creatives alike.
The property is within easy walking distance of Brighton city centre, the seafront and the ever-popular North Laine, known for its independent shops, cafés and entertainment venues. Brighton Station is approximately a fifteen-minute walk away, offering excellent links to London and beyond.
Residents also benefit from a thriving local food and pub scene, as well as nearby green spaces including Queen’s Park, just a short walk away. With its welcoming atmosphere and the area offers a rare balance of central Brighton living with a genuine community feel.
EPC Rating: D
Garden
Private rear patio garden
Parking - Permit
On street permit holder parking in zone V
Disclaimer
All property details have been provided by the owners. While Number Twenty Four strives for accuracy, we cannot guarantee the completeness or correctness of this information. Buyers and renters are advised to conduct their own due diligence before proceeding with a purchase or let.
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