Guide price
£575,000
(£354/sq. ft)
4 bed terraced house for saleWakefield Road, Brighton BN2
4 beds
1 bath
2 receptions
1,625 sq. ft
EPC Rating: D
Just added
Freehold
About this property
Separate Utility Room
Far Reaching Views
Four Bedroom Family Home
Over 1600 Sqft
Description
*** Guide Price £575,000 - £600,000 ***
knight & knoxley are delighted to present this characterful four-bedroom Victorian terrace, positioned on Wakefield Road in the heart of Roundhill, one of Brighton's most distinctive and well-connected residential neighbourhoods.
Arranged across five floors and extending to approximately 1,621 sq. Ft, the house offers excellent space, flexibility and a strong sense of period character, with high ceilings, bay windows, decorative cornicing, painted floorboards, working fireplaces and far-reaching views across the city towards the sea.
The ground floor is beautifully proportioned, with a bright front reception room set behind a bay window with timber shutters. Painted floorboards, a working fireplace with original tiled surround and elegant period detailing give the room a warm and welcoming feel. To the rear, a further double bedroom, currently arranged as a playroom, with a bay window framing elevated views across Brighton.
On the lower ground floor, the kitchen and dining room span the depth of the house, creating a generous and sociable everyday living space. The kitchen is fitted with soft white cabinetry, wood-effect worktops and classic metro tiling, with an integrated oven, gas hob, space for appliances and a new Baxi combination boiler. A bay window to the rear provides space for informal dining or seating, while windows at both ends bring in good natural light. This level also benefits from a separate street entrance and a WC off the half-landing.
Below, the basement provides a useful additional room, currently arranged as a utility and home office. With plumbing for laundry appliances, extra storage and direct access out to the garden, it gives the house a practical layer of flexibility, particularly for family life, working from home or keeping the main living spaces clear.
The first floor offers two further bedrooms and the family bathroom. The rear bedroom enjoys an elevated outlook over the rooftops, while the front bedroom is a generous double with a large sash bay window. The bathroom is finished in a clean, contemporary style with white tiling, a bath with dual thermostatic shower, vanity unit, WC and heated towel rail.
The top floor provides a further double bedroom, a bright, dual-aspect loft conversion with painted floorboards, Velux windows, eaves storage and space for freestanding furniture. It enjoys some of the best views in the house, reaching across Brighton and towards the sea.
Outside, the rear garden has been thoughtfully arranged to create a private and usable outdoor space. Brick paving, raised planting, mature greenery and a sheltered decked seating area provide room for dining, relaxing and entertaining, with outdoor lighting and electrics already in place.
Wakefield Road sits within Roundhill, a popular residential area known for its strong community feel, attractive period homes and elevated position above the city. The Roundhill Society organises regular local events, including street parties and open gardens, helping give the area its distinctive neighbourhood character. From here, Brighton Station, the North Laine and Fiveways are all within easy reach, while The Level, the Open Market and Duke of York's Picturehouse are close by. There are excellent local pubs and cafés, including The Roundhill, known for its plant-based kitchen, and a large Sainsbury's nearby on Lewes Road. Families are also well served by local schools, including Downs Infant and Junior, Dorothy Stringer and Varndean, while regular bus routes run from both Ditchling Road and Lewes Road.
Council Tax Band: D
Tenure: Freehold
*** Guide Price £575,000 - £600,000 ***
knight & knoxley are delighted to present this characterful four-bedroom Victorian terrace, positioned on Wakefield Road in the heart of Roundhill, one of Brighton's most distinctive and well-connected residential neighbourhoods.
Arranged across five floors and extending to approximately 1,621 sq. Ft, the house offers excellent space, flexibility and a strong sense of period character, with high ceilings, bay windows, decorative cornicing, painted floorboards, working fireplaces and far-reaching views across the city towards the sea.
The ground floor is beautifully proportioned, with a bright front reception room set behind a bay window with timber shutters. Painted floorboards, a working fireplace with original tiled surround and elegant period detailing give the room a warm and welcoming feel. To the rear, a further double bedroom, currently arranged as a playroom, with a bay window framing elevated views across Brighton.
On the lower ground floor, the kitchen and dining room span the depth of the house, creating a generous and sociable everyday living space. The kitchen is fitted with soft white cabinetry, wood-effect worktops and classic metro tiling, with an integrated oven, gas hob, space for appliances and a new Baxi combination boiler. A bay window to the rear provides space for informal dining or seating, while windows at both ends bring in good natural light. This level also benefits from a separate street entrance and a WC off the half-landing.
Below, the basement provides a useful additional room, currently arranged as a utility and home office. With plumbing for laundry appliances, extra storage and direct access out to the garden, it gives the house a practical layer of flexibility, particularly for family life, working from home or keeping the main living spaces clear.
The first floor offers two further bedrooms and the family bathroom. The rear bedroom enjoys an elevated outlook over the rooftops, while the front bedroom is a generous double with a large sash bay window. The bathroom is finished in a clean, contemporary style with white tiling, a bath with dual thermostatic shower, vanity unit, WC and heated towel rail.
The top floor provides a further double bedroom, a bright, dual-aspect loft conversion with painted floorboards, Velux windows, eaves storage and space for freestanding furniture. It enjoys some of the best views in the house, reaching across Brighton and towards the sea.
Outside, the rear garden has been thoughtfully arranged to create a private and usable outdoor space. Brick paving, raised planting, mature greenery and a sheltered decked seating area provide room for dining, relaxing and entertaining, with outdoor lighting and electrics already in place.
Wakefield Road sits within Roundhill, a popular residential area known for its strong community feel, attractive period homes and elevated position above the city. The Roundhill Society organises regular local events, including street parties and open gardens, helping give the area its distinctive neighbourhood character. From here, Brighton Station, the North Laine and Fiveways are all within easy reach, while The Level, the Open Market and Duke of York's Picturehouse are close by. There are excellent local pubs and cafés, including The Roundhill, known for its plant-based kitchen, and a large Sainsbury's nearby on Lewes Road. Families are also well served by local schools, including Downs Infant and Junior, Dorothy Stringer and Varndean, while regular bus routes run from both Ditchling Road and Lewes Road.
Council Tax Band: D
Tenure: Freehold
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