Guide price

£1,000,000

4 bed town house for sale
Norfolk Road, Brighton BN1

    • 4 beds

    • 2 baths

    • 3 receptions

Just added
Added on 14/08/2026

About this property

  • Accommodation over four floors, with an abundance of original period features

  • 4 Bedrooms

  • 3 Reception rooms

  • 2 Bathrooms

  • Annexe

  • West facing garden

A beautiful Grade II period townhouse with a versatile annexe, bespoke kitchen and accommodation over four floors, with an abundance of original period features and a larger than average west facing garden

Set in the fashionable Clifton Hill conservation area, close to the commercial districts and cultural heart of the city. The whole of Brighton and Hove is easy to reach on foot, by bus, or by car, with Brighton station and its direct links to Gatwick and London only a 15-minute walk, making it ideal for commuters. This sought after location is within minutes of fashionable shopping, restaurants, clubs, cinemas, theatres and the beach. It is also conveniently located for parks and gardens, which provide green spaces, but also host events in the city’s numerous festivals. Recreational facilities are in abundance, including numerous first-class gyms, swimming, tennis, paddle and sailing at Brighton Marina. There are also a range of respected state and private schools locally.

Wrought iron railings showcase the front of the property leading to the panelled front door, accessing the entrance hall complete with the original ceiling mouldings and oak flooring. The bay-fronted sitting room is light and enchanting with tall sash windows and a marble fireplace with inset log burner. Folding double doors open on to the kitchen with handmade bespoke units and views over the landscaped rear garden. To the rear of the property is a cloakroom/W.C. And a useful utility area. Arranged over four floors, the lower ground floor is currently utilised as a one bed annexe, complete with its own private external access. The lower staircase is still in place, so the property remains highly configurable as one complete townhouse. Across the upper floors are three double bedrooms, a well-appointed family bathroom, including a generous principal bedroom complemented by a stunning wrought iron balcony with glimpses of the sea. Outside, the landscaped rear garden has been thoughtfully designed to provide a series of private outdoor spaces that can be enjoyed throughout the day. Flint walls and carefully defined seating areas create a tranquil and secluded setting.
Kitchen


Hand built kitchen by ‘Crick House’ including large French larder cupboard

Italian slate work surfaces

Boiling filtered water tap with water tap

‘Bosch’ integrated fridge freezer

‘Neff’ integrated slimline dishwasher

‘Smeg’ gas hob

‘Smeg’ electric oven
Bathroom


Family Bathroom

Free standing, cast iron roll top bath with antique French taps

Large fully tiled walk in shower with wall mounted shower

Antique French pedestal sink

Low level w.c. Suite

Fitted ‘invisible’ cupboard for toiletries
Specification


Original period features

Bespoke kitchen from ‘Crick House’

Instant boiling tap, filter water tap

Roger Oates 100% wool stair runner

‘Dartmoor’ eco stove in the sitting room (fitted 2025)

‘Potterton’ gas fired boiler

Ground floor utility area with space and plumbing for appliances

Landscaped west facing rear garden

annexe:

The property is further enhanced by a lower ground floor 1 bedroom annexe, seamlessly connected to the main residence by an internal staircase. An ideal addition for multi-generational living, independent guest accommodation or an au pair.

Kitchen

Fitted wall and base units

Twin inset stainless steel sinks

Fitted storage shelves

Space for gas cooker

Space for fridge freezer

Space for slimline dishwasher

Built in utility cupboard with space for washing machine

Lower Ground Floor Bathroom

Panelled bath with shower attachment

Quarry tiled floor

Wash hand basin with cupboard under

Low level w.c. Suite

Tiled splash backs

Annexe Specification

External storage

‘Worcester’ gas fired boiler

Open fireplace in the sitting room
External


The property is approached via wrought iron railings and a paved pathway leading to the panelled front door. Separate steps lead down to a lower front garden with large store and access to the lower ground floor. A tiered area of paving extends from the rear of the property providing a well thought out, sun-trapped walled garden. The landscaped rear garden has been designed to create a nature haven, with multiple seating zones and a nature pond helping to appreciate the natural beauty of the surroundings. Well positioned planting includes a fig tree, espalier apple tree and spring/summer flowering shrubs. Located next to the patio doors is a covered seating area with timber swing benches, a pergola and climbing clematis, rambling rose and evergreen jasmine. An area of timber decking sits above the lower ground floor roof. Outside power point and garden hose.

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