Arundel Terrace, Brighton

A magnificent one bedroom first floor apartment in this historical Georgian building.
The first floor of these buildings were known as the "Piano Noble" the grandest rooms of the original houses, which of course date back to the 1820's.
The property was extensively refurbished in 2016, but at the same time, retaining the quality of all the original features.
The front door of the apartment leads into the entrance hall, and as you look up you will see the exceptionally fine detailed original features of the property which offers a small attic storge room.
We are first turning left through an arch way taking you into the inner hallway with again high ceilings (3.9 Meters) with exceptionally detailed features, underfoot you have Belgium Oak Flooring, also a classic Victorian Cast Iron Radiator.
Left we turn into the bedroom, your eyes are drawn immediately to the floor to ceiling French style doors, which lead out onto a very deep roof terrace with dramatic sea views.
The bedroom itself consists of floor to ceiling storage, containing a wonderful selection of hanging space as well as shelving, complemented with underfloor heating.
The ceiling again is exceptionally high at 3.9 meters with incredibly fine detailed features, the Belgium Oak is under foot with high skirting boards and a Victorian cast iron radiator.
Infront of the French doors we have the original shutters, as you step out onto the terrace, allowing space for table and chairs with the remainder of the balcony stretching across the front of the property, with panoramic sea views from our famous Brighton Palace Pier to the Marina.
In the lounge, again you have the incredibly detailed ceilings and exceptionally rare, two floor to ceiling French doors leading out onto the balcony, a beautiful ornate fire surround originating from Germany.
Through an archway into the kitchen dining area, the kitchen itself is made up of Corian work surfaces with a range of base and wall units above and below. There is an integrated fridge, freezer and dishwasher. A Smeg double oven, induction hob and beautiful leaded windows behind. The space allows for a dining room table and chairs making it a very sociable dining area but away from the lounge and still has the wonderful sea views.
We now turn into the bathroom, tiled flooring, with underfloor heating. It has a heated towel rail, large walk-in shower cubicle with a rainfall shower and shower attachment. CP Hart sink unit with storage below, low level WC with door opening into a utility space with plumbing and space for a washing machine, a combination central heating and hot water boiler with separate backup immersion heater.
A huge bonus of course that comes with the property is access into 5.5 acres of private gardens, known as Kemp Town Enclosures. The only people who have access are those who live in Arundel Terrace, Lewes Crescent, Sussex Square and Chichester Terrace, and the gardens are maintained to an exceptional standard all year round, funded by a contribution of every property that can access the gardens.