Peacefully positioned on the second floor of a handsome Victorian townhouse, this one-bedroom apartment enjoys wonderful natural light, elegant period proportions and charming views across Montpelier Road. Well-maintained throughout with a bright neutral décor, it’s perfectly placed between Seven Dials and Brighton Seafront—an ideal home or pied-à-terre in one of the city’s most sought-after locations. New lease on completion.
Style: Second-floor apartment in a converted Victorian building
Bedrooms: 1 double
Bathrooms: 1
Living rooms: 1
Location: Montpelier & Clifton Hill Conservation Area
Parking: Permit Zone Z
Council Tax Band: A
Tenure: Leasehold - New lease on completion
Why you’ll like it:
Occupying the second floor of this elegant Regency-style terrace, the apartment feels calm and airy from the moment you enter.
The living room spans the width of the property, featuring high ceilings, twin sash windows and a period cast-iron fireplace—creating a bright, relaxing space with plenty of room for both dining and lounging.
A door leads to the separate kitchen, fitted with light wood cabinetry, tiled splashbacks, and ample surface space for cooking and storage. The layout is both practical and sociable, connecting neatly with the main living area.
The bedroom is a comfortable double positioned quietly to the rear, with space for wardrobes and additional furniture. The bathroom follows a clean white scheme with a bath and shower above.
With its period character, leafy outlooks and easy-care interior, this flat is ready to move straight into while offering scope for cosmetic modernisation over time—making it a perfect first home or investment in central Brighton.
Bedrooms: 1 double
Bathrooms: 1
Living rooms: 1
Location: Montpelier & Clifton Hill Conservation Area
Parking: Permit Zone Z
Council Tax Band: A
Tenure: Leasehold - New lease on completion
Why you’ll like it:
Occupying the second floor of this elegant Regency-style terrace, the apartment feels calm and airy from the moment you enter.
The living room spans the width of the property, featuring high ceilings, twin sash windows and a period cast-iron fireplace—creating a bright, relaxing space with plenty of room for both dining and lounging.
A door leads to the separate kitchen, fitted with light wood cabinetry, tiled splashbacks, and ample surface space for cooking and storage. The layout is both practical and sociable, connecting neatly with the main living area.
The bedroom is a comfortable double positioned quietly to the rear, with space for wardrobes and additional furniture. The bathroom follows a clean white scheme with a bath and shower above.
With its period character, leafy outlooks and easy-care interior, this flat is ready to move straight into while offering scope for cosmetic modernisation over time—making it a perfect first home or investment in central Brighton.
