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Guide price

£360,000

2 bed flat for sale
Whippingham Street, Brighton BN2

    • 2 beds

    • 1 bath

    • 1 reception

  • EPC Rating: C

  • Leasehold

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About this property

  • Two bedroom ground floor flat

  • Lovely rear garden

  • Gated rear access

  • Kitchen/breakfast room

  • Separate lounge

  • Stylish bathroom

  • Shower over bath

  • Charm and Character

  • Popular central location

  • GCH

Guide price of £360,000 | Ground Floor Flat | Two Double Bedrooms | Kitchen/Breakfast room | Separate Living Room | Rear garden with Large Shed | Gated Rear Access | Gas central heating | Popular Residential Location

Whippingham Street is a quiet residential road just off Hartington Road. Located on a one-way section, it sees minimal traffic. William Clarke Park – known locally as The Patch – is close by, and frequent bus services on Lewes Road provide easy access to central Brighton and the seafront. Closer to home, there is a wide selection of local shops, including a large Sainsbury’s.

This attractive two-bedroom ground floor maisonette has its own street entrance and a private garden. The layout is distinctive, with a double-fronted configuration and the rooms are arranged on either side of a central hallway. Wooden flooring in the entrance hall continues through the living room, kitchen/breakfast room, and both bedrooms.

To the right of the hallway, the living room sits at the front of the maisonette, featuring a square bay with two windows. On the opposite side of the property, the front bedroom mirrors the living room – with the same square bay, while the principal bedroom is at the back of the property with a peaceful outlook over the rear garden.
The kitchen/breakfast room has been fully refurbished by the current owners and has a stylish contemporary finish. Cabinetry in dark olive is complemented by copper handles, and integrated appliances include an electric fan oven with grill, gas hob with cooker hood, and an Indesit dishwasher. There is space for a full-height fridge freezer and a washer/dryer. The Worcester combi boiler is also located here.

The bathroom is generously proportioned. A thermostatic shower with waterfall head sits over the bath, while a rak Ceramics handbasin is set in a marble counter above a bespoke vanity unit. Green and white wall tiles add character, paired with slate tiling underfoot.
Steps lead up to a well-sized garden, with a patio area positioned to catch the sun and a large shed. A rear gate provides useful access to Hartington Place.

The property has double glazing throughout, and the owner has had the electrics updated, including a new consumer unit.

What the owner says:

“We have loved living in this bright, welcoming and peaceful maisonette. We value the high ceilings, the large modern kitchen (which we had put in in 2023), the feature fireplaces in our two front rooms and seeing into the back garden from our bedroom window. The property is warm in the winter and cool in the summer, and the garden has mature trees and plants that give us pears, grapes and herbs to enjoy every year. The large shed and cupboard under the stairs provide plenty of storage, and we have found the property to be very flexible and able to adapt to our needs. When we began living here, we both worked from home and regularly commuted across the city and into London, which was easily doable thanks to its excellent location and good transport links. There are fantastic local parks, pubs and things to do in the area, and it is just a short walk into the city centre and seafront in one direction, and the start of the South Downs in the other.

As our circumstances changed and we grew our family, our home office became a nursery, and the maisonette proved to be a safe and warm home for our daughter through her first years. It has grown with us all and been an amazing place to live. Coming to this property as first-time buyers, we knew we had a real find and are sure that it will prove to be just as wonderful a home for whoever lives here next”.

In The Know...

Area: Elm Grove
Council Tax: B
EPC Rating: 70C
Floor Area: 603 sq.ft approx
Tenure: Leasehold
Lease Length: 150 years remaining
Maintenance: Approximately £3000 per annum
Ground Rent: Peppercorn
Station: London Road 1.1 miles
Bus Stop: St Paul’s Street 0.4 mile
Parking: Resident on street permit parking
Primary School: Fairlight Primary School 0.3 mile
Secondary School: Varndean High School 1.7 miles
Local shop: Nika Store 0.5 mile
Supermarket: Sainsburys 0.3 mile
Local Gems: The Level 0.8 mile, The Hartington 0.2 mile, William Clarke Park 0.2 Mile

*As provided by the vendor. All details should be checked and confirmed by your conveyancer.

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  • Tenure

    Leasehold (150 years)

  • Service charge

    £3,000 per year

  • Council tax band

    B

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