Set in one of Brighton’s most remarkable historic buildings, this exceptionally spacious two-bedroom apartment occupies the first floor of the Grade II Listed Old Court House, a striking red-brick landmark overlooking the Royal Pavilion.
Style: First floor apartment within a Grade II Listed former courthouse
Bedrooms: 2 double
Living Rooms: 1 exceptional open plan reception
Area: 1,489 sq ft / 138.3 sq m
Parking: Private gated allocated Parking Space
Location: Opposite Royal Pavilion, Central Brighton
Style: First floor apartment within a Grade II Listed former courthouse
Bedrooms: 2 double
Living Rooms: 1 exceptional open plan reception
Area: 1,489 sq ft / 138.3 sq m
Parking: Private gated allocated Parking Space
Location: Opposite Royal Pavilion, Central Brighton
Why You’ll Like It
Beautifully styled throughout, the apartment blends period grandeur with contemporary design, offering soaring ceilings, immense arched windows and a refined interior palette which feels both elegant and effortlessly modern. At almost 1,500 sq ft, the scale is rarely found in central Brighton apartments.
Approached through an impressive communal entrance hall with terrazzo flooring, Corinthian columns and a sweeping marble staircase, the building immediately sets the tone for the architectural drama that follows.
Inside, a generous entrance hall introduces the apartment where designer botanical wallpaper and double-height storage create a memorable first impression. The ceiling heights are extraordinary and natural light flows throughout the home.
The Living Space
The principal living room is a truly spectacular space.
Vast in scale and beautifully proportioned, it is illuminated by two enormous three-panel sash windows which frame views towards the Royal Pavilion. American walnut flooring runs underfoot, while a bespoke floor-to-ceiling library wall provides both visual impact and practical storage.
A striking black baroque wallpapered chimney breast anchors the room, adding a dramatic focal point against the crisp white walls and rich timber floor.
Sliding glass pocket doors reveal a bespoke Poggenpohl kitchen, seamlessly integrated into the space. Finished with wooden worktops, stainless steel detailing and designer appliances, it offers both style and functionality. An east-facing window fills the kitchen with morning light, making it a bright and welcoming place to start the day.
Bedrooms & Bathrooms
A secondary hallway creates a sense of separation between the entertaining and sleeping areas – ideal for modern living.
The principal bedroom is calm and elegant with lofty ceilings, a statement designer light fitting and ample space for furnishings.
The second double bedroom enjoys peaceful rear-facing views towards neighbouring mews buildings and has been finished with soft grey tones and feature designer wallpaper.
The family bathroom is beautifully appointed with a Villeroy & Boch suite, including a bath, separate walk-in shower and wall-hung basin. Above the bathroom sits a useful loft storage space.
A cleverly designed utility cloakroom near the entrance houses Miele appliances, a WC and a traditional butler sink.
The Building & Practicalities
Old Court House is one of Brighton’s most recognisable historic buildings. Originally serving as a parochial office and civic building, its handsome red brick façade and deep arched windows remain a striking feature of the Pavilion Quarter.
Residents benefit from secure gated parking, an exceptionally rare luxury in this central location, as well as ground-floor bicycle storage.
Where It Is
Positioned moments from the Royal Pavilion Gardens, the apartment sits between Brighton’s most vibrant districts.
The North Laine’s independent cafés, restaurants and boutiques are just around the corner, while the seafront is only a short stroll away. Brighton Station is also easily accessible for direct services to London.
Despite its central setting, the apartment sits quietly behind the main road, creating a surprisingly peaceful home in the very heart of the city.
Agent’s Insight
Apartments of this scale and architectural quality in central Brighton are incredibly rare. The combination of historic grandeur, exceptional ceiling heights, designer interiors and secure gated parking makes this one of the most impressive city apartments currently available.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Materials used in construction: ASK AGENT
For further information on broadband and mobile coverage, please refer to the Ofcom Checker online
Should a purchaser(s) have an offer accepted on a property marketed by Brand Vaughan, they will need to undertake an identification check. This is done to meet our obligation under Anti Money Laundering Regulations (AML) and is a legal requirement. We use a specialist third party service to verify your identity. The cost of these checks is £60 inc. VAT per purchase, which is paid in advance, when an offer is agreed and prior to a sales memorandum being issued. This charge is non-refundable under any circumstances.
Beautifully styled throughout, the apartment blends period grandeur with contemporary design, offering soaring ceilings, immense arched windows and a refined interior palette which feels both elegant and effortlessly modern. At almost 1,500 sq ft, the scale is rarely found in central Brighton apartments.
Approached through an impressive communal entrance hall with terrazzo flooring, Corinthian columns and a sweeping marble staircase, the building immediately sets the tone for the architectural drama that follows.
Inside, a generous entrance hall introduces the apartment where designer botanical wallpaper and double-height storage create a memorable first impression. The ceiling heights are extraordinary and natural light flows throughout the home.
The Living Space
The principal living room is a truly spectacular space.
Vast in scale and beautifully proportioned, it is illuminated by two enormous three-panel sash windows which frame views towards the Royal Pavilion. American walnut flooring runs underfoot, while a bespoke floor-to-ceiling library wall provides both visual impact and practical storage.
A striking black baroque wallpapered chimney breast anchors the room, adding a dramatic focal point against the crisp white walls and rich timber floor.
Sliding glass pocket doors reveal a bespoke Poggenpohl kitchen, seamlessly integrated into the space. Finished with wooden worktops, stainless steel detailing and designer appliances, it offers both style and functionality. An east-facing window fills the kitchen with morning light, making it a bright and welcoming place to start the day.
Bedrooms & Bathrooms
A secondary hallway creates a sense of separation between the entertaining and sleeping areas – ideal for modern living.
The principal bedroom is calm and elegant with lofty ceilings, a statement designer light fitting and ample space for furnishings.
The second double bedroom enjoys peaceful rear-facing views towards neighbouring mews buildings and has been finished with soft grey tones and feature designer wallpaper.
The family bathroom is beautifully appointed with a Villeroy & Boch suite, including a bath, separate walk-in shower and wall-hung basin. Above the bathroom sits a useful loft storage space.
A cleverly designed utility cloakroom near the entrance houses Miele appliances, a WC and a traditional butler sink.
The Building & Practicalities
Old Court House is one of Brighton’s most recognisable historic buildings. Originally serving as a parochial office and civic building, its handsome red brick façade and deep arched windows remain a striking feature of the Pavilion Quarter.
Residents benefit from secure gated parking, an exceptionally rare luxury in this central location, as well as ground-floor bicycle storage.
Where It Is
Positioned moments from the Royal Pavilion Gardens, the apartment sits between Brighton’s most vibrant districts.
The North Laine’s independent cafés, restaurants and boutiques are just around the corner, while the seafront is only a short stroll away. Brighton Station is also easily accessible for direct services to London.
Despite its central setting, the apartment sits quietly behind the main road, creating a surprisingly peaceful home in the very heart of the city.
Agent’s Insight
Apartments of this scale and architectural quality in central Brighton are incredibly rare. The combination of historic grandeur, exceptional ceiling heights, designer interiors and secure gated parking makes this one of the most impressive city apartments currently available.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Materials used in construction: ASK AGENT
For further information on broadband and mobile coverage, please refer to the Ofcom Checker online
Should a purchaser(s) have an offer accepted on a property marketed by Brand Vaughan, they will need to undertake an identification check. This is done to meet our obligation under Anti Money Laundering Regulations (AML) and is a legal requirement. We use a specialist third party service to verify your identity. The cost of these checks is £60 inc. VAT per purchase, which is paid in advance, when an offer is agreed and prior to a sales memorandum being issued. This charge is non-refundable under any circumstances.
