Trinity Street, Brighton, BN2

Stunning three bedroom house | Spacious throughout with scope to extend STNC | Bright and spacious principle bedroom | Open plan lounge dining area | Excellent local schools | Versatile family home | Potential to extend | Close to cafes and parks | Less than a mile to Brighton Train Station | Sole Agents

Trinity Street is a small road of residential properties, just off Lewes Road, north of The Level. This is a fantastically convenient location for anyone who wants to be close to all the shops, cafés and amenities on Lewes Road. Or just keep heading south and in no time at all you’re in the North Laine. The seafront is only a mile away and the public transport links are excellent, with buses running regularly to the city centre, and Brighton Station within walking distance.

This three-bedroom house is a Victorian property, with plenty of period charm. The front door opens to a hallway with wooden floors and a traditional-style radiator. In the reception rooms to the left, there are stripped floorboards, as well as high skirtings, decorative coving, and a wood-burning stove in the fireplace. At the front of the room is the living area, with two sash windows, and white shutters, while at the rear of the room there is a generous dining area. In the kitchen is a wonderful custom-built kitchen, with wooden cabinets, including a beautiful glazed wall cabinet, A butler sink is positioned under the window and there is space for a range cooker, space for a dishwasher and space for a fridge freezer. From here you can access the walled garden which is private and secluded with a lawn and flower borders.

On the first floor there are two bedrooms and the bathroom. All three rooms have lovely exposed floorboards. The main bedroom runs the full width of the house at the front of the building and has gorgeous solid shutters in front of the sash windows. The second bedroom has a cast-iron fireplace and a built-in cupboard to the side of the chimney breast. The bathroom is a really charming room, with an oriel window and still retaining its fireplace. There is a freestanding bath and traditional-style hand basin. Under the bath, there are decorative floor tiles, and behind the bath are white metro tiles in a herringbone configuration. The WC is separate in the adjacent room.

On the lower ground floor there is a further bedroom which has a WC ensuite. There is also a utility cupboard which houses the washing machine and direct access to the garden.

The loft is suitable for conversion and architectural drawings for an L-shaped conversion are available on request.

What the owner says:

"What we've always loved about our home is the sunny walled garden, which surprisingly, for the UK, gets enough sunlight to grow ripened passion fruit. It's also wonderfully sheltered from the wind, making it a perfect spot for alfresco evening meals. Inside, the character of the home shines through with original quality features like the cast iron radiators, coving cornices, plastered-in lights and bespoke solid wood kitchen units with granite tops. After a winter’s walk on the beach or a daring plunge in the sea, the cozy log burner is our favourite place to get toasty and warm up. The big, bright bathroom with its large window has always felt like a peaceful retreat to unwind. We've also loved the convenience of being just a short walk from the station and the North Laines. Our local pub on Park Crescent is only a few minutes away and has a great friendly community spirit. But there are plenty of options to branch out and enjoy the wide range of fantastic pubs in Hanover. The open market is another favourite spot of ours, where we often pick up fresh local produce and enjoy the various startup eateries. And with quick access to The Level, it's been easy for us to take kids and dogs out for a run around whenever we like."

In The Know…

Area: Lewes Road
Council Tax: Band C
EPC Rating: D63
Floor Area: 105 sqm (approx.)
Station: Brighton (0.7 miles)
Bus Stop: Lewes Road (140m)
Parking: Permit Zone J
Primary School: Fairlight Primary
Secondary School: Dorothy Stringer, Varndean
Local shop: Lewes Road Convenience
Supermarket: Sainsbury’s Lewes Road
Local Gems: Pelicano Coffee Co, The Level, The Open Market, The Park Crescent, Bonsai Plant Kitchen

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