St Marks Street, Brighton, East Sussex, BN2

Good to go as a home or for holiday investment this stylish four bedroom house with a sunny roof terrace is fashionably located in Kemptown Village. 4 mins walk from the beach it is surrounded by chic cafés, bars and restaurants, and it’s just 10 mins drive from Brighton Station’s direct trains to Gatwick and London and about 7 by cab (or a scenic 25 min seafront stroll) from the picturesque cultural heart of the city. Uniquely private and very quiet, it is currently a thriving holiday with a high end finish - although it would also suit professionals and families with the County Hospital, Brighton College and Amex within walking distance.

Enjoy the Brighton lifestyle to the full in this fantastic house in the East Cliff Conservation area, less than 350 meters from the seafront. Within the fashionable Kemptown Village, this historic property is invisible from the street behind a secure gate and inside, an expert eye has created sophisticated, contemporary spaces.
The ground floor offers two quiet and private double bedrooms which boast an exacting level of finish, beautiful décor and a stylish shower room.

Upstairs, a stunning, vaulted open plan living dining room/kitchen invites company. Oak flooring is underfoot, oak beams are overhead and exposed brick all acknowledge the history of the building whilst the kitchen area incorporates high spec, contemporary appliances. With 5.9m x 5.5m (19’4 x 18’0) overall there is ample space to enjoy, and the kitchen is sociably arranged with a gas hob and electric oven integrated within a peninsular island facing the dining area. Nearby, sliding doors lead out to a spacious roof terrace where guests can experience an easy, al fresco lifestyle and the unique atmosphere of this location.

Returning inside, at the far end of the living room, the principal bedroom is completely private beneath a skylight with a fitted wardrobe already in place, and its chic en-suite bathroom has a designer finish which includes a shower above the bath, flamingo wallpaper and a warming rail for towels.

Peaceful at the top, the mezzanine bedroom is reached via a sculptural staircase and with discreet under eave storage it is also ready to move, so you won’t need to change a thing from this irresistible property.

Where it is...

Shops: Kemptown Village around the corner, The Lanes 20-25 min walk, 7ish by cab
Train Station: Brighton 15-20 by bus
Seafront or Park: Seafront 4 mins walk, East Brighton Park 2 by car, 10 on foot
Closest Schools:
Primary: St Mark’s, St Luke’s, Queen’s Park,
Secondary: Varndean or Dorothy Stringer
Sixth Form: Varndean, Brighton MET
Private: Brighton College, Brighton Waldorf, Roedean

With a laid back café culture, independent, specialist shops and a farmer’s market as well as a Co-Op, post office and chemist, Kemptown Village is one of the most sought after locations within our international coastal resort and is bordered by beaches which have seafront bars, a lido, saunas, yoga, volleyball courts, kayak club….and the Marina is a stroll. The hospital, law centres and Amex are nearby and the theatres and Lanes of central Brighton are all within a scenic stroll along the seafront or past the lively bars and restaurants of St James’ Street – which also hosts Pride. Buses into the city, along the coast and to the universities are nearby and the proximity to Brighton train station with its fast link to Gatwick and London makes commuting possible. For those who need a car, both the A23/27 and coast road are easy to reach and at the time of writing permit zone H has no waiting list.

With a laid back café culture, independent, specialist shops and a farmer’s market as well as a Co-Op, post office and chemist, Kemptown Village is one of the most sought after locations within our international coastal resort and is bordered by beaches which have seafront bars, a lido, saunas, yoga, volleyball courts, kayak club….and the Marina is a stroll. The hospital, law centres and Amex are nearby and the theatres and Lanes of central Brighton are all within a scenic stroll along the seafront or past the lively bars and restaurants of St James’ Street – which also hosts Pride. Buses into the city, along the coast and to the universities are nearby and the proximity to Brighton train station with its fast link to Gatwick and London makes commuting possible. For those who need a car, both the A23/27 and coast road are easy to reach and at the time of writing permit zone H has no waiting list.