Wakefield Road, Brighton

Knight & Knoxley are delighted to bring to the market, this three-bedroom Victorian house in Wakefield Road. Arranged over three floors with great views, a pretty garden and a large open-plan living room/kitchen.

As you approach this attractive property on Wakefield Road, it gives an excellent first impression. Decorated in a contemporary grey, with white woodwork and decorative corbels on either side of the front door. Once inside, you are in a hallway with two bedrooms to your right. The front bedroom is the larger of the two, with a wide bay window, and the rear bedroom is also a good size, with a window onto the garden.

Stairs from the hallway lead down to the reception spaces on the lower ground floor. The kitchen/living room is over six metres in length and includes a spacious modern kitchen, with gloss units in a neutral tone, an electric fan oven and electric hob, an integrated washing machine and dishwasher. The combination boiler is housed in the kitchen, neatly tucked into one of the wall cabinets. A breakfast bar has seating for two. At the front of the house on this floor is the living area, which can be accessed directly from outside, as there is also a front door on the lower ground floor level. The kitchen opens up to a conservatory area which has double doors to the outside. Steps lead down to a private and secluded decked garden.

On the top floor of the house is the main bedroom and a luxurious bathroom, with a freestanding bath under the window and a separate shower cubicle with a thermostatic shower. There is a fantastic view from the window, over treetops and rooftops, thanks to Wakefield Road's elevated position.

This is a fantastic central location, from where you can easily walk to the North Laine or to Brighton Station. London Road station is even closer, only a ten-minute walk. At The Level there is a café, playground and a fantastic skate park. At Preston Circus, the much-loved Brighton cinema, The Duke of York's Picture House, screens a huge variety of films throughout the week. There are great local pubs including the Open House, Signal Man, and the Roundhill, all close by. The Roundhill Society is an established group of local residents which organise community events, including street parties. The house is in the catchment for Dorothy Stringer and Varndean secondary schools, and is close to Downs Infant and Junior Schools.

Council Tax Band: C
Tenure: Freehold