Kew Street, Brighton, East Sussex, BN1

One of Brighton’s best kept secrets, Kew Street is a quiet one way street where Georgian style terraces radiate period charm but have all mod cons including double glazing. Set back behind sunny communal gardens this fabulous, two bedroom house with a private west patio, Juliette balcony from the principal bedroom and a very rare garage is good to go as a home or for holidays. 6 mins walk from Brighton Station’s direct trains to Gatwick and London, 2 from the vibrant amenities of Queen’s Road and just 10 from the Royal Pavilion, beach bars and the sea this location has something for everyone. Inside the spacious living/dining room has the wow factor with gleaming parquet flooring and a wall of glass sliding open to the walled patio and the streamlined contemporary kitchen is designed for entertaining. Upstairs the bathroom is a light refuge, both bedrooms are quiet doubles and the principal opens to a Juliette balcony with astonishing views over the city. With 88.87m2 (956.58 sq. ft.) it is far bigger on the inside than its neat exterior suggests -and far quieter than you may think despite its fashionable setting. Ideal for professionals who work in the city or at home, commuters, investors or even a small family, fresh, local produce is on the doorstep, local schools are good and the area is well served for green spaces which also hold events during our festivals.

Style Modern, Georgian style terraced house
Type 2 double bedrooms, 1 bathroom + w.c., living dining room, kitchen
Area Central Brighton, West Hill CA
Floor Area 956 Sq Ft
Outside Space West patio
Parking Permit zone Y
Council Tax Band D

Tucked away from the tourist crowd you will still have almost instant access to our vibrant coastal city in a prime location with a choice of amenities on your doorstep and where bus routes take you to every part of Brighton & Hove as well as to the sea and to the South Downs National Park which surrounds our city.
Looking very Georgian outside, the front door opens to an inner lobby for privacy and opens to a big, bright living/dining room with versatile floorspace ready to work, rest or play. With a gleaming parquet floor and white walls it’s an inviting retreat with a broad east bow window almost filling the east wall, a feature fireplace to enjoy and at the far end tall, glass doors open to a lit, walled patio ideal for an al fresco lifestyle.
Outside, the paved patio becomes an extension of the ground floor during summer – and it is the ideal spot for friends to meet before walking into the city. A secluded refuge large enough for a table and chairs, it’s a blank canvas for you to make your own and it is actually level with the house – a feature surprisingly hard to find in a city built on the South Downs!
Returning inside, well planned for parties, the streamlined kitchen is in its own space although there’s a hatch to the dining room, so it is sociable but not dominant. A timeless classic which won’t date it is good to go with a central electric hob and fan oven.
Upstairs, the contemporary bathroom is a light and airy refuge complete with a shower above the bath and a warming rail for towels.
Quiet at the back, the first of the comfortable double bedrooms is simple but stylish with fresh décor and new carpet. Next door, spanning the full width of the building at the front, you’ll live the dream in a serene principal bedroom with restful space in which to unwind, built in storage and a Juliette balcony which opens to the morning sunshine and stunning views over the lower homes opposite to the city, which you can enjoy even from bed.

6 mins walk from the station, taxi rank and buses covering the whole of Brighton & Hove, this exclusive, West Hill Conservation Area is remarkably quiet even though it is just moments from the vibrant amenities of Queen’s Road, the al fresco lifestyle of the North Laine and international shopping of Churchill Square. Conveniently located for parks that provide cool green spaces and host fabulous arts events from open air theatre to live music all year round, local schools are good and for those who love the outdoors, the beach, surrounding Downland and cosmopolitan Marina- with waterfront restaurants- are easy to reach. And don’t forget our glamorous horse racing weekends! For those who commute by car, there is swift access to the A23 and A27.