Property Details: • Type: Terraced • Tenure: FREEHOLD • Floor Area: 1152 sqft
Key Features: • Guide price £500,000 - £525,000 • Three-bedroom terraced house in central Brighton • Rare integral garage with secure off-street parking • Spacious open-plan kitchen, dining and living room • Contemporary kitchen with integrated appliances • Two double bedrooms and flexible third bedroom • Modern bathroom with bath and separate shower • Substantial boarded loft with conversion potential (STPP) • Freehold property offered chain free • Walking distance to Brighton Station, shops and restaurants
Location: • Nearest Station: Brighton Station • Distance to Station: 0.28416903305864355 miles
Agent Information: • Address: The Projects Ship Street, 8-9 Ship Street, BN1 1AD
Full Description: <p>Guide price £500,000 - £525,000. Windsor Street sits right in the middle of Brighton's North Laine, surrounded by independent shops, restaurants, cafés and some of the city's best-loved cultural venues. Behind its terraced frontage, this three-bedroom house offers a surprisingly generous amount of space, arranged across three floors, with the added advantage of an integral garage. In a neighbourhood where parking is at a premium, it's a feature that makes everyday life considerably easier. </p><p>The layout is slightly different from a traditional terraced house, with the main living accommodation occupying the entire first floor. This gives the house a natural separation between living and sleeping spaces, while allowing each floor to serve a distinct purpose. </p><p>On the ground floor, the entrance hallway leads to a bedroom at the front of the house. It's a flexible room that could work equally well as a guest bedroom, home office or somewhere for a little more privacy away from the main living space. To the rear, the integral garage provides secure parking and additional storage, a practical consideration that is rarely afforded to homes in this part of Brighton. </p><p>The first floor is entirely dedicated to open-plan living, with a kitchen, dining and sitting room extending more than eight metres in length. The generous proportions allow for comfortable seating, a proper dining area and plenty of room to move between the two. Whether it's a quiet evening at home or a table full of friends, the space lends itself easily to both. The kitchen has a contemporary finish, with black cabinetry, integrated appliances and plenty of worktop space. </p><p>Upstairs, the top floor has two double bedrooms and a bathroom, finished with both a bath and separate shower. The bedrooms are well proportioned, with enough space for the furniture and storage needed for everyday living. </p><p>A substantial boarded loft sits above, providing useful additional storage and the possibility of creating further accommodation, subject to the necessary consents. </p><p>The house offers an interesting opportunity for someone looking to live centrally without sacrificing space or practicality. Its arrangement lends itself to a variety of lifestyles, from couples and young families to those wanting a Brighton base with room for guests and working from home. </p><p><strong>Additional Property Information </strong></p><p>Property type: Terraced house <br />Tenure: Freehold <br />Council Tax Band: D <br />EPC Rating: C <br />Parking: Integral garage </p><p><strong>The Area </strong></p><p>The North Laine is Brighton at its most independent. A collection of colourful streets filled with small businesses, vintage shops, record stores, cafés, restaurants and creative spaces, it has a character that feels distinctly different from the rest of the city. </p><p>Windsor Street places you right among it all. Coffee, breakfast, dinner or a last-minute trip to the shops rarely requires much planning, while the surrounding streets offer an almost endless choice of places to spend an afternoon or evening. </p><p>Komedia and Duke's at Komedia are just around the corner, with Brighton Dome, the Theatre Royal and Brighton Museum all nearby. The Lanes, Western Road and the seafront are also within walking distance, giving you easy access to the wider city without needing to get in the car. </p><p>Brighton Station is a short walk away, with direct trains to London Victoria, London Bridge and Gatwick Airport. For anyone commuting or regularly travelling out of the city, the convenience of having the station so close is a considerable advantage. </p><p>It's a part of Brighton where you can comfortably do most things on foot, with the beach, independent businesses, restaurants and cultural venues all woven into everyday life. </p><p><strong>Property disclaimer </strong></p><p>Please note, all of the furnished photographs have been created using CGI and do not exist in the property. These images are for illustrative purposes only, providing examples of how the home can be furnished.</p><br />EPC Rating: C
