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Freehold
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£500,000
3 bed terraced house for sale
Terminus Street, Brighton, East Sussex BN13 beds
1 bath
1 reception
EPC rating: D
Key Information
Tenure:
Freehold
Council tax band:
A band has not yet been confirmed.
Local area information
Property location
Nearby amenities
- Brighton 0 miles
- St Paul's CofE Primary School and Nursery 0.2 miles
- Bellerbys College Brighton 0.2 miles
- London Road (Brighton) 0.6 miles
These distances are calculated in a straight line. The actual route and distance may vary.
Read our area guide for Brighton to find out more about the local area.
Features and description
- Freehold
- Few steps brighton station
- 3 bedrooms
- Family bathroom
- Well fitted separate kitchen
- No ongoing chain
- Two storey period property
- Rear walled garden
- Short walk north laines/central brighton
Set in the cultural heart of Brighton, opposite Brighton Station and close to the shops and bars of the North Laine district, sits this immaculate and stylish three-bedroom house. It has been well-maintained using a contemporary palette and design, while retaining many original Victorian features to create a homely space for families and professionals alike.
Deceptively spacious with a sunny rear garden, this property is a hidden gem, ideal for those looking to live in the hub of the city, surrounded by its rich history and within walking distance of Brighton’s famous beach. The local schools rate amongst the best in the city and transport links are excellent by train or bus, so you can be in London in under an hour door to door – what’s not to love?
Style: Victorian end of terrace house
Type: 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, 1 living/dining room, 1 kitchen
Location: West Hill Conservation Area
Floor Area: Please see floor plan
Parking: Permit zone Y
Council Tax Band: C
Stepping off the train at Brighton, below the gracious arches of the 19th Century Station then into the bustling streets of the city, you turn the corner up Terminus Road to come to a pretty terrace of sugar almond homes. It is a peaceful, no-through road with this house part way up the hill, facing south with the sun shining onto its immaculate white façade. This bears the architectural features of the era with multi-pane bow windows and a smart black front door opening to an entrance vestibule with space to hang coats, then straight into the open plan living and dining room which spans the depth of the house. It feels more spacious than the sweet exterior implies, being naturally light with dual aspect windows on the south and rear elevations, enjoying views of the garden. There is ample space to cosy up on sofas with the family in the evening, alongside space for formal dining close to the kitchen.
Adjoining the dining area, the kitchen gleams with contemporary white stone worktops paired with dark navy cabinetry for a refined and stylish finish. Within these, the appliances are seamlessly integrated, so you can move straight in with ease. From here, you can spill outside to the garden which is perfectly low-maintenance ready for the busy modern lifestyle. The original flint and stone walls have been retained, adding character and charm to the space where you can add colour and scent with potted plants and garden furniture. For a city centre garden, it has more space than most and is a fine size for summer barbecues and alfresco dining. Tall walls provide privacy and are ideal for hanging baskets or festoon lighting so you can sit outside long after the sun has set.
Returning indoors, there are three bedrooms on the first floor, all of which would house a small double bed, or bunkbeds for children. As versatile rooms, any one of them would be great as a home office for one or two people looking to work from home on a daily or weekly basis, and the bathroom is conveniently close by, in blue and white with a shower over the bath.<br /><br />This cool commuter home is situated in a popular area with lots of local shops and the beach nearby. The city centre shopping districts and the parks are within easy reach, and this spacious house also offers easy access to Brighton Station with its regular, fast links to the airports and London.
Deceptively spacious with a sunny rear garden, this property is a hidden gem, ideal for those looking to live in the hub of the city, surrounded by its rich history and within walking distance of Brighton’s famous beach. The local schools rate amongst the best in the city and transport links are excellent by train or bus, so you can be in London in under an hour door to door – what’s not to love?
Style: Victorian end of terrace house
Type: 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, 1 living/dining room, 1 kitchen
Location: West Hill Conservation Area
Floor Area: Please see floor plan
Parking: Permit zone Y
Council Tax Band: C
Stepping off the train at Brighton, below the gracious arches of the 19th Century Station then into the bustling streets of the city, you turn the corner up Terminus Road to come to a pretty terrace of sugar almond homes. It is a peaceful, no-through road with this house part way up the hill, facing south with the sun shining onto its immaculate white façade. This bears the architectural features of the era with multi-pane bow windows and a smart black front door opening to an entrance vestibule with space to hang coats, then straight into the open plan living and dining room which spans the depth of the house. It feels more spacious than the sweet exterior implies, being naturally light with dual aspect windows on the south and rear elevations, enjoying views of the garden. There is ample space to cosy up on sofas with the family in the evening, alongside space for formal dining close to the kitchen.
Adjoining the dining area, the kitchen gleams with contemporary white stone worktops paired with dark navy cabinetry for a refined and stylish finish. Within these, the appliances are seamlessly integrated, so you can move straight in with ease. From here, you can spill outside to the garden which is perfectly low-maintenance ready for the busy modern lifestyle. The original flint and stone walls have been retained, adding character and charm to the space where you can add colour and scent with potted plants and garden furniture. For a city centre garden, it has more space than most and is a fine size for summer barbecues and alfresco dining. Tall walls provide privacy and are ideal for hanging baskets or festoon lighting so you can sit outside long after the sun has set.
Returning indoors, there are three bedrooms on the first floor, all of which would house a small double bed, or bunkbeds for children. As versatile rooms, any one of them would be great as a home office for one or two people looking to work from home on a daily or weekly basis, and the bathroom is conveniently close by, in blue and white with a shower over the bath.<br /><br />This cool commuter home is situated in a popular area with lots of local shops and the beach nearby. The city centre shopping districts and the parks are within easy reach, and this spacious house also offers easy access to Brighton Station with its regular, fast links to the airports and London.
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