Flat for sale in Chichester Terrace, Brighton, East Sussex BN2

*** guide price £450,000 - £475,000 ***

Ideally located in the Kemptown area of Brighton, adjacent to the seafront; an expansive (1193 sqft) two bedroom lower ground floor period apartment with private front and rear patios. Sold with no onward chain.

This impressive period building is favourably positioned on the sought-after Chichester Terrace. Admittance to the property is gained via its own off street entrance next to the front patio. There is further private patio space located to the rear.

Upon entrance, there is ample storage and a substantial, versatile hallway offering independent access to the majority of rooms. There is a sizeable reception room with a feature fireplace and two large south-facing mullion sash windows which enable lots of natural light to flood the space. The two double bedrooms are located further into the apartment, the largest room boasting an ensuite bathroom and built-in cupboard space. There is an additional shower room down the hall.

The separate kitchen has a range of integrated appliances, including, a dishwasher, a double oven, and a hob. The rear patio is low-maintenance and accessed via the kitchen.

There is a key to the six acres of beautifully kept gardens and tunnel to the beach, rumoured to have been the inspiration to Lewis Carroll’s ‘Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland’.

Located in the Kemp Town conservation area, only a short walk away from the beach, Chichester Terrace offers a peaceful setting within easy walking distance of the vibrant shops, bars and cafes of St George's Road, Eastern Road and Brighton Marina.

From Artisan Coffee Houses to the vintage antique shops, when it comes to shops, bars and restaurants there's no shortage of choice.

The amenities of James's Street and Edward Street are all close at hand. The ever-popular Busby and Wilds gastro pub offers a family and dog friendly atmosphere, while the centre of Brighton with its high street stores and famous Lanes are all within easy reach.

Brighton train station with its convenient mainline links for commuters is approximately just under a mile and a half away, and there are regular bus services into the centre of Brighton and Hove and out to Devil's Dyke, the marina and Rottingdean.

Local schools include St John the Baptist Catholic School, Queens Park Primary School, Royal Spa Nursery School and Brighton College. Roedean School is short drive along the coast road.

Situated in Parking Zone H, currently this apartment is in Council Tax band D which is charged at £2,227.91 for 2023/24.

Tenure & outgoings

Tenure: Share of Freehold
Unexpired term on lease - 101 years
Service Charge - £1721

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