Flat for sale in Atlingworth Street, Brighton, East Sussex BN2

** guide price £300,000 - £325,000 **

This two bedroom apartment in a Grade II listed building has the beach at one end and the shops, bars and restaurants of Kemptown at the other. With a cheerful east/west orientation, a fabulous refurbishment blends classical beauty with a designer finish. Spanning the whole of the second floor the layout is perfect for seaside living. Freshly decorated from top to toe, the elegant living room is ideal for entertaining and opens to a stylish, fitted kitchen. Central to the apartment the deluxe bathroom is absolutely fabulous and both the magnificent principal bedroom and generous single have oblique views to the sea.

EPC: C
Council Tax: Tbc

** guide price £300,000 - £325,000 **

This grade II bow fronted beauty has an impressive front door secured by answer phone entry and tidy communal hall, and up via a broad staircase on the second floor this inviting apartment spreads it wings from east to west.

Inside, the beautifully decorated hallway with new carpet introduces the sophisticated interior design and has a deep cupboard and tucked away at the back, the lounge diner blends old and new with a frieze and rose adorning the ceiling and bold colour on a feature wall. At 12’8 x 9’7 (3.0m x 2.9m) there is ample space in which to relax, work and play and it opens to the bright and cheerful fitted kitchen which is good to go.

Central to the apartment, the sleek bathroom is well planned with designer tiling and wood detail to warm the shades of grey. The contemporary bath is shaped with a shower over it and the handbasin has a glamorous lit mirror above it and streamlined storage below.

At the front of the building, the first of the beautiful bedrooms has 12’1 x 6’4 (3.7m x 1.9) to enjoy, so it a generous single with room for a wardrobe behind the door, but could also be a private room from which to work in comfort with oblique views to the sea. Next door, the principal bedroom brings Regency romance to life with serene proportions and soothing heritage hues. There is a mural of our city’s seaside silhouette and the graceful west bay has a window seat beneath it where you can relax and enjoy the stunning views of the sea at the end of this glorious historic terrace.

Agent says:
“You can enjoy our sophisticated Brighton lifestyle to the full with the beach, the garden which hosts events during festivals, and vibrant shops and bars on your doorstep.”

Owner’s secret:
“You can reach the whole city easily on foot or by bus, and the shops and cafes along St James’s Street are really friendly, so if you’re new to Brighton, you will meet people.”

What’s around you:

Shops: St James’s Street 1 minute

Train Station: 10-15 minutes by bus

Seafront or Park: Garden and seafront 1 minute

Closest schools:

Primary: Queen’s Park

Secondary: Varndean or Dorothy Stringer

Private: Brighton College, Brighton Waldorf School, Roedean, Brighton & Hove High<br /><br />60 seconds from the seafront and leafy gated garden, and with access to world famous shopping, restaurants, clubs and bars at the end of the terrace, this sought after location offers an instant introduction to the glamorous Brighton lifestyle. Convenient for the art colleges, Amex and hospitals, Kemptown is also well served for parks which provide cool green spaces and also host events in our legendary city festivals. The international cultural heart of the city is a 10 minute scenic stroll along the seafront or enjoyable ramble down St James’s Street, the whole of Brighton and Hove is easy to reach on foot, by bus or by car and the station with its fast links to Gatwick Airport and London is about a 15 minute walk- or 5 by cab. If you need a car, parking permit zone C has no waiting list.