Flat for sale in Stroudley Road, Brighton BN1

Description

Superb two-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment, on the third floor of Brighton Belle, an extraordinary, eye-catching modern building, in Brighton's New England Quarter, which has a roof garden for residents with panoramic views over Brighton and down to the sea. Moments from Brighton station and the North Laine.

Presented in excellent order, this unique two-bedroom apartment has an unusual shape in the "point" of the building, giving it a unique style and appeal. The reception room is a large open-plan space, which includes the kitchen, as well as areas for relaxed seating and dining. As you enter the room your eye is drawn to the double doors at the end of the room which open to a decked balcony at the front of the building. Beautiful oak-engineered flooring runs from the hall through to the reception. In addition to the balcony doors, there is a window on the east side of the room which of course lets in the early morning sun. The balcony benefits from the best light all day long, as it faces due south.

The main bedroom is a lovely size, with an ensuite shower room. The window has triple-glazing, as do all the windows in the apartment, which in addition to insulating against heat loss, also ensures this a calm and quiet home. This bedroom is carpeted and also has a built-in storage cupboard. The second bedroom has solid wood floors, a built-in wardrobe and is also a good size double. The main bathroom is off the apartment's central hall and has a bath with a shower above, a WC, handbasin and heated towel rail. The room is tiled with neutral, ceramic tiles, on the walls and floor.

The apartment has a climate control system which brings fresh air from outside which is heated when required, controlled by a thermostat in the hall. Water is included in the service charge.

This location is fabulous for anyone wanting to be in a city centre location with all the opportunities for entertainment, shopping and easy travel that brings. The North Laine is famed for its thriving community of independent shops, pubs, restaurants, cafés and street stalls. If it's vintage clothes, antiques, jewellery, gifts, or just a great cup of coffee you're after, you're in the right place. Brighton Komedia is a lively comedy venue which also houses "Dukes at Komedia" cinema. Further south is Brighton Dome, the Theatre Royal and Brighton Museum and Art Gallery. Brighton Station is a two-minute walk via Fenchurch Walk. A five-minute walk brings you to St Peter's Church from where there are more than ten bus services departing for different destinations in Brighton & Hove.

Council Tax Band: D
Tenure: Leasehold (109 years)
Ground Rent: £300 per year
Service Charge: £3,613.48 per year