£1,650 pcm
(£381 pw)
2 bed flat to rentPreston Road, Brighton BN1
2 beds
1 bath
1 reception
861 sq. ft
EPC Rating: D
Just added
Available from 15 September 2026
Furnished
Pets allowed
About this property
Spacious ground floor apartment
Beautiful period building
Two double bedrooms
Large bay-fronted living room
Generous kitchen/diner
or small family
Walking distance to Preston Park Station
Easy access to Brighton city centre
Available from 15th September 2026
£1650 per calendar month
Tenure: Leasehold
Set on the ground floor of this beautiful period building, this generously proportioned two-bedroom apartment has a wonderful sense of space, with large rooms, plenty of natural light and a flexible layout.
The property is approached through the main front door and shared entrance hallway, from which the apartment opens into its own accommodation.
At the front, the living room is a particularly impressive space. A wide bay window fills the room with natural light, while its generous proportions provide plenty of space for comfortable seating alongside a dining area, reading corner or workspace.
Further into the apartment, the kitchen/diner is another excellent-sized room, with plenty of storage and worktop space alongside room for a breakfast table, creating a relaxed and sociable space for everyday living.
There are two well-proportioned bedrooms, making the layout particularly well suited to a couple or small family. The larger naturally lends itself to the principal bedroom, while the second offers plenty of flexibility as a child’s room, guest bedroom or home office.
A family bathroom completes the accommodation, with a bath and shower over, wash basin and WC.
Additional property information
Rent: £1650 per calendar month
Deposit: £1903
Availability: From 15th September 2026
Tenure: Long-term let preferred
Furnishing: Unfurnished, appliances included
Parking: Off-street parking for 1 car is included
Bills: Not included
Pets: Allowed
Management: Owner managed
The area
Perfectly positioned between the city and some of Brighton's best green spaces, Preston Road offers an excellent balance of convenience, community and easy access to everything the city has to offer.
Preston Park is just moments away, providing acres of open space for morning runs, weekend walks, tennis, picnics and the many events held there throughout the year. Its cafés, gardens and sports facilities make it a genuine extension of the neighbourhood and one of Brighton's most loved parks.
A short walk uphill brings you to Fiveways, a thriving neighbourhood centre with an excellent collection of independent cafés, bakeries, shops, pubs and everyday amenities. Head in the opposite direction and Brighton's North Laine, The Lanes and city centre are all easily reached, putting restaurants, shops, theatres and the seafront within easy reach.
For weekends further afield, the South Downs National Park is also close by, with miles of countryside, walking trails and cycle routes accessible within a short drive or ride from home.
Schools
The area is particularly well served for schools, with a strong choice of primary and secondary education nearby.
Balfour Primary School and Downs Infant and Junior Schools are all within easy reach, while Dorothy Stringer and Varndean are two of Brighton's best-known secondary schools and are conveniently positioned for families living in this part of the city.
There is also a wide choice of independent education across Brighton & Hove, including Brighton College and Brighton Girls, alongside several well-regarded sixth-form and further education options.
Transport links
Preston Park Station is within easy walking distance, with regular direct trains towards London Victoria, London Bridge and Gatwick Airport, making this an especially convenient location for commuters.
Frequent bus services run along Preston Road towards Brighton city centre, the seafront and surrounding neighbourhoods, while Preston Park and central Brighton stations provide connections across the wider rail network.
For journeys by car, the A23 is easily accessible for routes towards Gatwick and London, with straightforward connections to the A27 for travel along the Sussex coast and towards the South Downs.
EPC Rating: D
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.
Set on the ground floor of this beautiful period building, this generously proportioned two-bedroom apartment has a wonderful sense of space, with large rooms, plenty of natural light and a flexible layout.
The property is approached through the main front door and shared entrance hallway, from which the apartment opens into its own accommodation.
At the front, the living room is a particularly impressive space. A wide bay window fills the room with natural light, while its generous proportions provide plenty of space for comfortable seating alongside a dining area, reading corner or workspace.
Further into the apartment, the kitchen/diner is another excellent-sized room, with plenty of storage and worktop space alongside room for a breakfast table, creating a relaxed and sociable space for everyday living.
There are two well-proportioned bedrooms, making the layout particularly well suited to a couple or small family. The larger naturally lends itself to the principal bedroom, while the second offers plenty of flexibility as a child’s room, guest bedroom or home office.
A family bathroom completes the accommodation, with a bath and shower over, wash basin and WC.
Additional property information
Rent: £1650 per calendar month
Deposit: £1903
Availability: From 15th September 2026
Tenure: Long-term let preferred
Furnishing: Unfurnished, appliances included
Parking: Off-street parking for 1 car is included
Bills: Not included
Pets: Allowed
Management: Owner managed
The area
Perfectly positioned between the city and some of Brighton's best green spaces, Preston Road offers an excellent balance of convenience, community and easy access to everything the city has to offer.
Preston Park is just moments away, providing acres of open space for morning runs, weekend walks, tennis, picnics and the many events held there throughout the year. Its cafés, gardens and sports facilities make it a genuine extension of the neighbourhood and one of Brighton's most loved parks.
A short walk uphill brings you to Fiveways, a thriving neighbourhood centre with an excellent collection of independent cafés, bakeries, shops, pubs and everyday amenities. Head in the opposite direction and Brighton's North Laine, The Lanes and city centre are all easily reached, putting restaurants, shops, theatres and the seafront within easy reach.
For weekends further afield, the South Downs National Park is also close by, with miles of countryside, walking trails and cycle routes accessible within a short drive or ride from home.
Schools
The area is particularly well served for schools, with a strong choice of primary and secondary education nearby.
Balfour Primary School and Downs Infant and Junior Schools are all within easy reach, while Dorothy Stringer and Varndean are two of Brighton's best-known secondary schools and are conveniently positioned for families living in this part of the city.
There is also a wide choice of independent education across Brighton & Hove, including Brighton College and Brighton Girls, alongside several well-regarded sixth-form and further education options.
Transport links
Preston Park Station is within easy walking distance, with regular direct trains towards London Victoria, London Bridge and Gatwick Airport, making this an especially convenient location for commuters.
Frequent bus services run along Preston Road towards Brighton city centre, the seafront and surrounding neighbourhoods, while Preston Park and central Brighton stations provide connections across the wider rail network.
For journeys by car, the A23 is easily accessible for routes towards Gatwick and London, with straightforward connections to the A27 for travel along the Sussex coast and towards the South Downs.
EPC Rating: D
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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