**Guide Price: £350,000 - £400,000**
A great investment, currently a thriving B&B; this Grade II listed three-bedroom cottage with a decked area at the back is party-perfect and fashionably located on a pedestrian twittern in the heart of Brighton’s vibrant South Lanes. Just 2 minutes’ walk from the beach, it is surrounded by chic boutiques, bars and restaurants, and Brighton Station with direct trains to Gatwick and London is a 10-12 minute stroll – past even more shops, bars and restaurants!
Inside, the stunning interiors designed by Julia Harding feature an Alice Through the Looking Glass theme with a high-end finish. All three bedrooms are doubles, each with its own hand basin, the shower room is luxurious, while the ground floor offers a sophisticated, open-plan lifestyle.
A great investment, currently a thriving B&B; this Grade II listed three-bedroom cottage with a decked area at the back is party-perfect and fashionably located on a pedestrian twittern in the heart of Brighton’s vibrant South Lanes. Just 2 minutes’ walk from the beach, it is surrounded by chic boutiques, bars and restaurants, and Brighton Station with direct trains to Gatwick and London is a 10-12 minute stroll – past even more shops, bars and restaurants!
Inside, the stunning interiors designed by Julia Harding feature an Alice Through the Looking Glass theme with a high-end finish. All three bedrooms are doubles, each with its own hand basin, the shower room is luxurious, while the ground floor offers a sophisticated, open-plan lifestyle.
In a prime location with fresh, local produce, international cuisine, and famous attractions such as the i360, The Royal Pavilion and key arts venues all on your doorstep – and close to the green spaces of Pavilion Gardens with its fountains and festival events – visitors won’t need a car.
Enjoy the Brighton lifestyle to the full in this fantastic cottage from an exclusive address in the Old Town Conservation Area, only about 75 metres from the seafront. In the heart of the fashionable Georgian South Lanes, it is the first of a row of three historic cottages which could possibly be the oldest homes in Brighton, with local legend suggesting they were built in 1563, although inside, an expert eye has created sophisticated, contemporary spaces – ideal for a luxury break.
Cottage by name but not by nature, the ground floor offers 4.69 m × 3.41 m of open-plan living at its best, with an exacting level of finish, beautiful décor and a stylish fitted kitchen. At the far end, a wall of glass opens to a decked courtyard with themed WC – perfect for parties
Upstairs, central to the building which spans three floors, the luxury shower room has a fabulous Regency influence with high-end Burlington fittings and a classic black-and-white palette. Next door, the first of the double bedrooms spans a generous 3.41 m × 2.69 m, with its own hand basin and beautiful decoration so you won’t need to change a thing. At the top, two further double bedrooms – both with their own basins – continue the stylish, guest-ready theme of this irresistible package.
Agent says:
“Priced to sell, this is an ideal step on the investment ladder in an area that could not be better – either as a very cool home or for high-end holiday lets.”
Owner’s secret:
“Brighton is the jewel of the south coast with something for everyone. The location is brilliant – you can walk everywhere including the i360, The Dome, The Royal Pavilion, the theatres, the beach and the Lanes. The lounge and kitchen are large enough to entertain, so friends often meet here before or after exploring the city. There are hidden gems to discover from coastal views to surprisingly beautiful cityscapes, and the South Downs National Park is just breathtaking – all easily accessed by bus, train or cycle, so you don’t need a car.”
Where it is:
Shops: South Lanes at each end of the twittern; North Street 3 mins on foot; West Street 3 mins on foot
Train Station: Brighton 10-12 mins on foot; 5-7 mins by cab
Seafront/Park: Seafront 2 mins on foot
Closest Schools:
Primary: St Paul’s
Secondary: Varndean, Dorothy Stringer
Sixth Form: BHASVIC, City College, MET
Private: Brighton College, Roedean, Brighton & Hove High
Enjoy the Brighton lifestyle to the full in this fantastic cottage from an exclusive address in the Old Town Conservation Area, only about 75 metres from the seafront. In the heart of the fashionable Georgian South Lanes, it is the first of a row of three historic cottages which could possibly be the oldest homes in Brighton, with local legend suggesting they were built in 1563, although inside, an expert eye has created sophisticated, contemporary spaces – ideal for a luxury break.
Cottage by name but not by nature, the ground floor offers 4.69 m × 3.41 m of open-plan living at its best, with an exacting level of finish, beautiful décor and a stylish fitted kitchen. At the far end, a wall of glass opens to a decked courtyard with themed WC – perfect for parties
Upstairs, central to the building which spans three floors, the luxury shower room has a fabulous Regency influence with high-end Burlington fittings and a classic black-and-white palette. Next door, the first of the double bedrooms spans a generous 3.41 m × 2.69 m, with its own hand basin and beautiful decoration so you won’t need to change a thing. At the top, two further double bedrooms – both with their own basins – continue the stylish, guest-ready theme of this irresistible package.
Agent says:
“Priced to sell, this is an ideal step on the investment ladder in an area that could not be better – either as a very cool home or for high-end holiday lets.”
Owner’s secret:
“Brighton is the jewel of the south coast with something for everyone. The location is brilliant – you can walk everywhere including the i360, The Dome, The Royal Pavilion, the theatres, the beach and the Lanes. The lounge and kitchen are large enough to entertain, so friends often meet here before or after exploring the city. There are hidden gems to discover from coastal views to surprisingly beautiful cityscapes, and the South Downs National Park is just breathtaking – all easily accessed by bus, train or cycle, so you don’t need a car.”
Where it is:
Shops: South Lanes at each end of the twittern; North Street 3 mins on foot; West Street 3 mins on foot
Train Station: Brighton 10-12 mins on foot; 5-7 mins by cab
Seafront/Park: Seafront 2 mins on foot
Closest Schools:
Primary: St Paul’s
Secondary: Varndean, Dorothy Stringer
Sixth Form: BHASVIC, City College, MET
Private: Brighton College, Roedean, Brighton & Hove High
