Bath Street, Brighton, East Sussex, BN1

Sitting just a stone’s throw from Seven Dials and a short stroll from Brighton Station is this deceptively spacious one-bedroom garden flat. It is formed within the lower ground floor of a period property, yet it is set back from the road at the front behind a front garden allowing plenty of natural light to stream through. It has generous rooms and sole access to the rear patio garden, all of which have scope for modernisation and landscaping to add value in this highly desirable location. With so many valuable features, it is sure to be snapped up.

Style: Lower ground floor conversion apartment
Type: 1 double bedroom, 1 bathroom, 1 living room, 1 kitchen
Location: Seven Dials/West Hill Conservation Area
Floor Area: 538.19 sq.ft.
Outside: front and rear patio gardens
Parking: Permit parking zone Y
Council Tax Band: B

Why you’ll like it:
The proximity of Seven Dials to the city, the station and the beach has ensured it popularity for decades. It is truly cosmopolitan, with a vibrant café culture, several fashionable shops and restaurants and a unique energy which attracts many people here. This one-bedroom flat is therefore ideally located to live the quintessential Brighton lifestyle, and while it sits centrally to the city, it is peacefully tucked away on a quiet road.

Walking along this Victorian terrace from Seven Dials, the views are incredible, looking out over the city to the east from this elevated position on the hill. The flat sits on the lower level of a house on the north westerly side, set well back from the road behind a terraced front garden. Brick steps lead down to the front door, which is used by this flat alone, adding to the sense of privacy.

You are greeted into a long corridor with an internal frosted window bringing in natural light to the hall from the front of the building where the bedroom is positioned. This is a bright and airy room with a wide picture window framing garden views while ensuring privacy from the street. It is a generous double room with built-in wardrobes and shelving, allowing ample space for a king size bed.

Moving through the flat, the living room sits centrally with space for relaxation, working from home and for dining – conveniently close to the kitchen. This is another naturally light space with a door leading out to the patio garden which becomes a natural extension of the home during summer with space to dine alfresco in the last of the sunshine. The original flint and brick walls add character, and the space is a low maintenance as you want to make it, with space to add potted plants and herbs to add colour.

The kitchen is simply designed in white with dark, practical worktops and an integrated oven and gas hob, leaving space for a washing machine and a fridge freezer in the adjoining cupboard. Everything is in fine condition, yet there is real scope to add considerable value with some renovation. Likewise, the bathroom next door would benefit from modernisation, as both rooms have space for a variety of styles and layouts.

This naturally light garden flat is perfectly situated in a popular area with lots of local shops and the beach nearby. The city centre shopping districts and parks are also within easy reach, and this home also offers easy access to both Brighton Station and the A27/A23 which have direct and fast links to the universities, airports and London.