***GUIDE PRICE £200,000-£220,000***
Peacefully positioned in the lattice of streets between Lewes Road and Brighton Racecourse, this one-bedroom flat sits close to both the city centre and the countryside. It is formed from the first floor of a substantial Victorian house, so it benefits from the generous proportions and period features of the era. Inside, it has been well-maintained, yet there remains plenty of scope for modernisation, reconfiguration and potential extension into the loft space (subject to plannings and Freeholder permissions).
Transport links are excellent both in and out of the city by train, bus, car or cycle, and there is a wealth of local amenities nearby. Offering excellent value for somewhere so close to the city, this charming flat will appeal to many – from investors to first-time buyers and developers alike.
Peacefully positioned in the lattice of streets between Lewes Road and Brighton Racecourse, this one-bedroom flat sits close to both the city centre and the countryside. It is formed from the first floor of a substantial Victorian house, so it benefits from the generous proportions and period features of the era. Inside, it has been well-maintained, yet there remains plenty of scope for modernisation, reconfiguration and potential extension into the loft space (subject to plannings and Freeholder permissions).
Transport links are excellent both in and out of the city by train, bus, car or cycle, and there is a wealth of local amenities nearby. Offering excellent value for somewhere so close to the city, this charming flat will appeal to many – from investors to first-time buyers and developers alike.
In brief:
Style: first floor Victorian apartment
Type: 1 double bedroom, 1 bathroom, 1 living room, 1 kitchen diner
Location: Lewes Road
Floor Area: Please see floor plan
Outside: N/A
Parking: Permit parking Zone V
Council Tax Band: A
Why you’ll like it:
Rising from Lewes Road, Gladstone Place is wonderfully central, yet it feels nicely tucked away from the main thoroughfare into the city. It is characterised by Victorian terraced houses bearing the architectural features of the era, set back from the road behind glossy black railings and tiled pathways. This apartment sits within a mid-terrace house, with a split-level layout adding to the feeling of space within.
Entering on the ground floor, stairs rise to the first half landing where the generous kitchen and dining room sits ahead. This sunny room is more spacious than many kitchens within one-bedroom apartments, allowing for plenty of storage, freestanding appliances and a kitchen table and chairs. While it is all in fine condition, it would be possible to add considerable value in here with some modernisation.
Stepping up to the top landing, the bedroom sits peacefully looking out over neighbouring gardens. Ruby walls feel homely and warm with soft cream carpet underfoot – yet these are versatile rooms which can take any styling. While one wardrobe is built-in to the alcove, there is space for another alongside a double bed.
Passing a desk space on the upper landing, the living room sits to the front of the house with a southerly aspect to fill the space with natural light. There is space for comfortable furnishings and either a dining table or another study space for working from home or hobbies. Next door, the bathroom is classic in white with black accent trim with a shower over the bath. Much like the kitchen, it would be possible to add value in here with modernisation.
Agent’s thoughts:
Deceptively spacious and sunny – this flat is full of character and has lots of potential to add value.
Owner’s thoughts:
“I have loved being able to walk into the city with ease and find the location incredibly convenient for shops and a social scene.”
Where it is:
Shops: Local 2 min walk, city centre 10 min bus ride/cycle
Train Station: Moulsecoombe Station 7 min walk, Brighton Station 10 min cycle
Seafront or Park: South Downs Way 10-15 min walk, Seafront 10 min cycle
Closest Schools:
Primary: Fairlight Primary, Coombe Road Primary
Secondary: BACA, Cardinal Newman RC
Private: Brighton College
Additional Information:
Materials used in construction: Ask Agent
For further information on broadband and mobile coverage, please refer to the Ofcom Checker online
Should a purchaser have an offer accepted on a property marketed by us, they will be required to complete an identification check in line with Anti Money Laundering Regulations. This is a legal requirement and is carried out via a specialist third-party provider. The cost is £60 inc. VAT per purchaser, payable in advance once an offer is agreed and prior to the sales memorandum being issued. This fee is non-refundable.
Style: first floor Victorian apartment
Type: 1 double bedroom, 1 bathroom, 1 living room, 1 kitchen diner
Location: Lewes Road
Floor Area: Please see floor plan
Outside: N/A
Parking: Permit parking Zone V
Council Tax Band: A
Why you’ll like it:
Rising from Lewes Road, Gladstone Place is wonderfully central, yet it feels nicely tucked away from the main thoroughfare into the city. It is characterised by Victorian terraced houses bearing the architectural features of the era, set back from the road behind glossy black railings and tiled pathways. This apartment sits within a mid-terrace house, with a split-level layout adding to the feeling of space within.
Entering on the ground floor, stairs rise to the first half landing where the generous kitchen and dining room sits ahead. This sunny room is more spacious than many kitchens within one-bedroom apartments, allowing for plenty of storage, freestanding appliances and a kitchen table and chairs. While it is all in fine condition, it would be possible to add considerable value in here with some modernisation.
Stepping up to the top landing, the bedroom sits peacefully looking out over neighbouring gardens. Ruby walls feel homely and warm with soft cream carpet underfoot – yet these are versatile rooms which can take any styling. While one wardrobe is built-in to the alcove, there is space for another alongside a double bed.
Passing a desk space on the upper landing, the living room sits to the front of the house with a southerly aspect to fill the space with natural light. There is space for comfortable furnishings and either a dining table or another study space for working from home or hobbies. Next door, the bathroom is classic in white with black accent trim with a shower over the bath. Much like the kitchen, it would be possible to add value in here with modernisation.
Agent’s thoughts:
Deceptively spacious and sunny – this flat is full of character and has lots of potential to add value.
Owner’s thoughts:
“I have loved being able to walk into the city with ease and find the location incredibly convenient for shops and a social scene.”
Where it is:
Shops: Local 2 min walk, city centre 10 min bus ride/cycle
Train Station: Moulsecoombe Station 7 min walk, Brighton Station 10 min cycle
Seafront or Park: South Downs Way 10-15 min walk, Seafront 10 min cycle
Closest Schools:
Primary: Fairlight Primary, Coombe Road Primary
Secondary: BACA, Cardinal Newman RC
Private: Brighton College
Additional Information:
Materials used in construction: Ask Agent
For further information on broadband and mobile coverage, please refer to the Ofcom Checker online
Should a purchaser have an offer accepted on a property marketed by us, they will be required to complete an identification check in line with Anti Money Laundering Regulations. This is a legal requirement and is carried out via a specialist third-party provider. The cost is £60 inc. VAT per purchaser, payable in advance once an offer is agreed and prior to the sales memorandum being issued. This fee is non-refundable.
