Set within a handsome Grade II listed period building overlooking Powis Square (exclusive access for residents), this first floor studio flat presents an excellent opportunity for first-time buyers, investors or those seeking a central Brighton pied-à-terre. While requiring cosmetic updating, the flat offers well-proportioned accommodation with high ceilings and an enviable location moments from the seafront, city centre and Brighton Station.
The apartment benefits from a separate kitchen, a spacious bath/shower room and a generous studio room with a large sash window bringing in plenty of natural light. Positioned in one of Brighton’s most sought-after conservation areas, this property offers fantastic potential to add value, making it a compelling proposition for buyers wanting to put their own stamp on a home.
The apartment benefits from a separate kitchen, a spacious bath/shower room and a generous studio room with a large sash window bringing in plenty of natural light. Positioned in one of Brighton’s most sought-after conservation areas, this property offers fantastic potential to add value, making it a compelling proposition for buyers wanting to put their own stamp on a home.
Style: First floor flat in a period Grade II listed building
Type: Studio flat with separate kitchen and bathroom
Location: Regency Square / Powis Square Conservation Area
Floor Area: Approx. 269.63 sq.ft. 25.05 sq.m.)
Parking: Parking Zone Y
Council Tax Band: A
Why you’ll like it:
Powis Square forms part of one of Brighton’s most prestigious conservation areas, renowned for its elegant Regency architecture and beautifully maintained communal gardens for residents only. This flat sits on the first floor of a striking building with classic proportions and a well-kept communal entrance.
Inside, the main studio room is of a comfortable size, allowing space for a double bed, seating area and freestanding furniture. High ceilings enhance the sense of space, while a large sash window fills the room with natural light and offers an outlook towards the surrounding period buildings and square.
The separate kitchen is neatly arranged and fitted with wood-effect cabinetry, black worktops and tiled splashbacks, with space for essential appliances including a cooker, and under-counter fridge. While functional, there is clear potential to modernise and personalise this space.
The bathroom is generously proportioned for a studio flat and includes a full-sized bath with shower over, pedestal basin and WC, complemented by tiled walls and flooring. A large frosted window provides natural light and ventilation.
Throughout, the flat has been kept largely neutral, offering a blank canvas for incoming owners to redecorate and update to taste.
Type: Studio flat with separate kitchen and bathroom
Location: Regency Square / Powis Square Conservation Area
Floor Area: Approx. 269.63 sq.ft. 25.05 sq.m.)
Parking: Parking Zone Y
Council Tax Band: A
Why you’ll like it:
Powis Square forms part of one of Brighton’s most prestigious conservation areas, renowned for its elegant Regency architecture and beautifully maintained communal gardens for residents only. This flat sits on the first floor of a striking building with classic proportions and a well-kept communal entrance.
Inside, the main studio room is of a comfortable size, allowing space for a double bed, seating area and freestanding furniture. High ceilings enhance the sense of space, while a large sash window fills the room with natural light and offers an outlook towards the surrounding period buildings and square.
The separate kitchen is neatly arranged and fitted with wood-effect cabinetry, black worktops and tiled splashbacks, with space for essential appliances including a cooker, and under-counter fridge. While functional, there is clear potential to modernise and personalise this space.
The bathroom is generously proportioned for a studio flat and includes a full-sized bath with shower over, pedestal basin and WC, complemented by tiled walls and flooring. A large frosted window provides natural light and ventilation.
Throughout, the flat has been kept largely neutral, offering a blank canvas for incoming owners to redecorate and update to taste.
