3 bed end terrace house for sale

St Martins Street, Brighton, East Sussex BN2

Guide price: £650,000- £700,000.

Stunning three bedroom four storey house in the popular roundhill area of brighton.

Turn key home -vendor suited -keen to sell!.

Internal viewings available on request.

Raising the bar in luxury living, this stunning 3 bed house with a sunny conservatory and design-led patio is all about enjoying life, friends and family. Quietly tucked away on a one way street with permit parking at the beating heart of the vibrant Lewes Road shopping district, the Level (which hosts events during festivals) is a 5 minute walk, Brighton Station’s direct trains to Gatwick and London are 6 mins by car and the sea is a scenic 20 min stroll through fountained green spaces – or the famous Lanes. Inside 140.7m2 (1514 sq. Ft.) of immaculate rooms offer options as a sophisticated family home close to parks and good schools including Brighton College, but in such a great spot this could also be a high-end investment/corporate bnb with swift access to major employers and the A23/A27. Good to go, the vendors are willing to discuss furniture and fittings bought specifically for the property, so you can hit the floor running with minimal moving expenses – or smooth progression to an income stream.

On a big corner plot with light streaming in through three sides, no expense has been spared to create a fabulous home where meticulous attention to detail includes sophisticated, bespoke lighting throughout the house. The streamlined kitchen breakfast room flows around a sociable island and has a high spec-finish whilst the living dining room, designed by award winning Suzie Pfeiffer, biid, is a beauty reached via an ‘Absolutely Fabulous’ inspired oak and steel staircase. A sunken dining/bar area offers glamour and a beautiful living room with a Gazco stove opens to the vaulted conservatory and dynamic landscaping of the patio. There’s a utility and store hidden away and upstairs all 3 bedrooms are quiet, comfortable doubles, and the 2 contemporary bathrooms have a spa-like finish.

This location has a great buzz, its eclectic mix of exotic street food from around the globe, vintage clothing, antique shops, independent boutiques, arts venues and fresh produce a magnet for locals and visitors. The Royal Pavilion and surrounding Dome, Corn Exchange and Theatre Royal are 6 mins by cab, clubs and bars and gyms are an easy walk whilst Lewes Road and its buses will take you into the city centre and its beaches or out to the A27 and National Park, and the A23 is also easy to reach.

In Brief:
Style Victorian end of terrace house
Type 3 double bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, living dining room, kitchen breakfast room, conservatory, utility
Area Roundhill
Floor Area Please see floorplan
Outside Space Private patio, front garden
Parking Permit zone J, no waiting list
Council Tax Band C

Why you’ll like it:
Dive into the unique Brighton lifestyle in this great location with fresh local produce, shops, cafés and restaurants on your doorstep – and permit parking with no waiting list! This beautiful end of terrace house has been beautifully updated over the years with cast iron radiators, plantation shutters, new electrics, new kitchen and bathrooms, and the creation of a fabulous lower floor with Sonos and pav - all done to an exacting standard.

With an attractive, angled frontage with an evergreen, self-watering front garden to screen it from the one way street it has ample charm - and remember that you could buy the property as it stands, (excluding personal items!) subject to circumstance and negotiation.

The Kitchen Breakfast Room and Ground Floor Wet Room:
Inside, oak is underfoot, the ceilings are surprisingly high and the skirting has sensor -lit L.E.d’s to welcome you home. Ideal after a day on the beach as well as for guests, the ground floor wet room style shower room is discreetly tucked away. Wired for sound and with underfloor heating, the heated mirror is steam proof and the powerful Triton T300 rainfall shower has controls on the opposite wall so you don’t get wet before you mean to.

Ahead, sunlight streams through the sensational kitchen breakfast room, lined with windows and spanning an astonishing 6.98 x 3.86m (22’11 x 12’8) across the full width of this substantial property. Quartz underfoot glitters beneath 4 levels of lighting options which include plinth lights, and perfect for every day but also for parties, the room flows around a sociable central island topped by Corian, with an Electrolux 6 ring gas hob facing the seating area built in. Streamlined units deliver sophisticated storage including concealed power as well as lit glass cabinets. Good to go, high spec appliances include AEG grill combi plus fan oven at eye level as well as an AEG microwave with a warming tray for plates – and to prove dough. The tall fridge and freezer are to hand and in the far run, there’s a wine cooler, dishwasher and washing machine, whilst the sink has an InSinkErator filtered, hot water tap.

The Living Dining Room and Conservatory:
Designed by award winning Suzie Pfeiffer biid, and reached by an oak and steel staircase inspired by Absolutely Fabulous, the glamorous living dining room spans an impressive 6.70 x 4.75m (22’0 x 15’7) where guests can dine in complete seclusion in a sunken, dining area where a custom made bar has bespoke mood lighting. A Positive Air Ventilation system keeps the air fresh and clean and split level, the living room ensures a warm welcome with an easy, Gasco stove and ambient lighting levels.
French doors sweep into the sun-lit, vaulted conservatory where the walls and ceiling of glass bring the outside in and fold away to the dynamic landscaping of the patio. There’s 2.86 x 2.79m (9’5 x 9’2) in which to relax unseen, underfloor heat makes the space inviting even in winter, discreet strip lights change colour to the Sonos and the stylish tiles under your feet continue into the patio for a seamless transition.

The Patio, Utility and Storeroom:
The perfect place for friends to meet before exploring our coastal city by day or by night, the patio is skilfully landscaped for a feel-good al fresco lifestyle. A calm retreat at the heart of the city with plenty of space for entertaining, the mirrored water feature, up lights and love lights could stay – as could the seating etc.
At the far end, a hidden passageway leads to the utility room and a gate to the stairs to the street for parties, and there’s a 2nd secure cavern for bikes and boards.

Two Double Bedrooms and Luxury Bathroom, 1st Floor:
Although showcasing the best of contemporary design this house doesn’t take itself too seriously, so up you go to the 1st floor beneath a turning disco ball which is hard wired to the light switch.
You are spoilt for choice of a principal bedroom here! Both bedrooms are generous double rooms with broad bays to bathe in the space in light. Quiet and comfortable with calm decoration and a flawless finish, each are ready to move into.
Large enough for both an elliptical, freestanding tub and walk in, dual head shower the meticulous attention to detail continues in a bathroom which could have stepped out of a glossy magazine. High end Lefroy Brooks and Villeroy Bosch fittings raise the bar, there’s a t.v. At the end of the bath, Sonos overhead and you can choose the colour of lighting including that of the touch flush for the toilet. With underfloor heat and warming rails for towels it’s an inviting haven where the lit cabinet is also heated so it doesn’t steam up.

The Guest Bedroom, 2nd Floor:
Private and peaceful at the top of the house, guests will love this restful retreat which spans the property from sunny south to soothing north. A picture window frames a sea of gardens whilst a large Velux frames the night sky and there’s 5.19 x 4.06m (17’0 x 13’4) in which to spread your wings – and there’s also access to under eave storage.

Agent Says:
“This is the place to be, a step away from the Level which hosts fairgrounds and arts events all year round, as well as the amazing shopping of Lewes Road and exotic open market. With the famous North Laine and South Lanes within easy walking distance/cab ride, art venues, restaurants, theatres and beaches with bars are all there to explore. There is almost 24/7 access to the station serving London and Gatwick, and local buses will take you along the coast, to the National Park and to the universities at Moulsecoomb and Falmer.”

Owner’s Secret:
“We’ve been incredibly fortunate to have lived in such a great location, with hassle free parking so close to everything Brighton has to offer. Within the multi-million pound Valley Gardens regeneration zone, the area has transformed into a vibrant green corridor—perfect for scenic (and level!) walks or bike rides to the Lanes, city centre, or seafront. An extensive network of cycle paths and electric bike hire points make exploring further afield simple and sustainable.

We have enjoyed bringing the house we love back to life - and we designed it to a very high standard as this has been our long term home. Always light and inviting to return to, the rooms are all good sizes and it’s ideal for entertaining with a relaxed flow from the living dining room to the conservatory and patio, with the kitchen at the heart of the house for sociable breakfasts with friends, who love to come and stay in our wonderful coastal city.

We’ve experienced a real sense of community here, with lovely neighbours, and a genuinely friendly local atmosphere with an excellent mix of local cafés, pubs, and restaurants. The Royal Pavilion, Brighton Dome, and Corn Exchange are just a 6-min cab ride or a 20-min walk through the historic Lanes. We’re also perfectly positioned between the Level and Preston Park—green spaces with regular events, dog walkers, families, and a vibrant local spirit. Top-rated schools, including Brighton College, are conveniently close. Whether you're heading to the beach, the pier, Soho House, or out into the open countryside, everything feels within easy reach. The Marina is also a must-visit, offering waterfront dining, a yacht club, and even a casino."

What’s around you:
Shops: Lewes Road 1 min walk, Open Market & North Laine approx. 5 mins on foot
Train Station: Brighton mainline about 15-20 on foot, 10ish by cab or cycle
Seafront or park: The Level 5 mins on foot, seafront 20-25 mins walk, 7 by car or cycle, 10-15 by bus

Closest schools:
Primary: Fairlight, Elm Grove, St Martin’s C of E
Sixth Form: Varndean, bhasvic, met, bimm
Secondary: Varndean/Dorothy Stringer
Private: Brighton College, Roedean, Lewes Old Grammar School

Quiet but connected, this sought- after location within minutes of shopping, restaurants, clubs, cinemas and theatres is also within easy reach of our famous pebble beaches and coastal attractions. Conveniently located for major employers it is surrounded by parks and gardens which provide cool green spaces but also host events in our fabulous festivals. Close to the picturesque Lanes at the cultural heart of the city, the whole of Brighton and Hove is easy to reach on foot, by bus or by car and the station with its fast links to the airports and London is a 15-20 min walk- or 6 by cab- and if you need a car, parking zone J, which stretches to the Level, London Road Station and Preston Park, has no waiting list for permits.