Tucked privately away behind gates in a secret mews at the heart of the fashionable Kemptown Village, this modern two bedroom house with allocated parking is a rare find. Perfect for health professionals or investors as both the University Medical School and Royal Sussex County hospital are both within a 2 minute walk, opposite the neo classical church of St George which hosts a weekly farmer’s market it is at the heart of a vibrant al fresco lifestyle - and within a stroll of Brighton College and two blocks from the sea it will also appeal to small families and those looking for a secure lock up and leave. Inside, 62m2 (667sq ft) over two storeys offer contemporary open plan living for sophisticated entertaining as well as two quiet, comfortable double bedrooms which share a stylish shower room, and lovely as it is with double glazing and classic décor, these spacious rooms are all set to ignite your inner designer. Glamorous beach bars and the waterfront restaurants of the Marina are easy to reach via the seasonal Dolphin lift, a scenic 15 minute stroll along the promenade takes you to the picturesque cultural heart of the city, the station serving the airports and London is a short bus ride and now is the time to buy with major improvements underway on the seafront.
EPC: D
Council Tax: D
EPC: D
Council Tax: D
One of Brighton’s finest addresses at the heart of the Village with independent shops, cafés and bars on your doorstep but out of hearing, this discreet modern mews is quiet but convenient with a secure gate sliding across to a central courtyard where a parking space is clearly allocated, and inside the smart front door a private lobby has a practical cupboard for coats and bags.
Ideal for a sociable coastal lifestyle, the big, open ground floor is a feel good retreat with a stylish lounge/diner which spans a generous 5.71m x 5.43m (18’9 x 17’10). There is ample scope to zone into defined areas and tucked into its own space, the spacious kitchen is central to this entertaining space whilst not being dominant. A modern classic of shaker units and gleaming, practical surfaces the kitchen is thoughtfully planned with a gas hob and electric oven beneath a hood, there is a designated space for a tall fridge freezer and plumbing for a machine – and there are corner shelves for cookbooks, although don’t forget that you are surrounded by cafes and restaurants here…
Upstairs, the first floor shower room is convenient for guests as well as sharers. Designed for relaxing in a luxury setting, the corner shower has good water pressure and touches of glamour include a warming rail for heated towel rail and storage beneath the hand basin. Next door, the first of the double bedrooms is a restful refuge with a high ceiling and fitted wardrobe, and just along the hall, the principal bedroom is a quiet sanctuary, with private views across the quiet Mews to St George’s Church, a built in wardrobe and 4.43m x 2.97m (14’6 x 9’9) in which to spread your wings.
Agent says:
“Ideal if you are a health professional, (although it is also within walking distance of other major employers like Brighton College, Amex and the station) this modern home is the easy option for those who want to enjoy a prime location with its own character and amenities, but where you can also walk into the heart of our vibrant and inclusive coastal city.”
Owner’s secret:
“The Village is a great location with the beach, downland walks and tennis courts of Queen’s Park on the doorstep and it has friendly cafes, bars and restaurants, so you won’t feel isolated if you are new to the city. The shops open early and shut late if you commute or work at the hospitals and the neighbours are considerate – there’s a nice mix of single people, couples and families. You don’t have to be tied to a car here although if you commute or spend time away, the secure parking and gated mews give peace of mind whilst you are away.”
Where it is:
Shops: Kemptown Village 1 minute, The Lanes 15 minute walk, 5 by cab
Train Station: Brighton 10 -15 by bus
Seafront or Park: Seafront 3 minutes, Queen’s Park 8
Closest Schools:
Primary: St Luke’s, Queen’s Park
Secondary: Varndean or Dorothy Stringer
Sixth Form: Varndean, Brighton MET
Private: Brighton College
Ideal for a sociable coastal lifestyle, the big, open ground floor is a feel good retreat with a stylish lounge/diner which spans a generous 5.71m x 5.43m (18’9 x 17’10). There is ample scope to zone into defined areas and tucked into its own space, the spacious kitchen is central to this entertaining space whilst not being dominant. A modern classic of shaker units and gleaming, practical surfaces the kitchen is thoughtfully planned with a gas hob and electric oven beneath a hood, there is a designated space for a tall fridge freezer and plumbing for a machine – and there are corner shelves for cookbooks, although don’t forget that you are surrounded by cafes and restaurants here…
Upstairs, the first floor shower room is convenient for guests as well as sharers. Designed for relaxing in a luxury setting, the corner shower has good water pressure and touches of glamour include a warming rail for heated towel rail and storage beneath the hand basin. Next door, the first of the double bedrooms is a restful refuge with a high ceiling and fitted wardrobe, and just along the hall, the principal bedroom is a quiet sanctuary, with private views across the quiet Mews to St George’s Church, a built in wardrobe and 4.43m x 2.97m (14’6 x 9’9) in which to spread your wings.
Agent says:
“Ideal if you are a health professional, (although it is also within walking distance of other major employers like Brighton College, Amex and the station) this modern home is the easy option for those who want to enjoy a prime location with its own character and amenities, but where you can also walk into the heart of our vibrant and inclusive coastal city.”
Owner’s secret:
“The Village is a great location with the beach, downland walks and tennis courts of Queen’s Park on the doorstep and it has friendly cafes, bars and restaurants, so you won’t feel isolated if you are new to the city. The shops open early and shut late if you commute or work at the hospitals and the neighbours are considerate – there’s a nice mix of single people, couples and families. You don’t have to be tied to a car here although if you commute or spend time away, the secure parking and gated mews give peace of mind whilst you are away.”
Where it is:
Shops: Kemptown Village 1 minute, The Lanes 15 minute walk, 5 by cab
Train Station: Brighton 10 -15 by bus
Seafront or Park: Seafront 3 minutes, Queen’s Park 8
Closest Schools:
Primary: St Luke’s, Queen’s Park
Secondary: Varndean or Dorothy Stringer
Sixth Form: Varndean, Brighton MET
Private: Brighton College
