1 bed flat for sale

Alexandra Villas, Brighton BN1

Tucked away on a quiet residential street in the heart of Brighton, this beautifully reimagined one-bedroom period apartment offers an enviable balance of city living and calm surroundings.

The property has been extensively modernised in recent years, with the layout thoughtfully reconfigured to create a spacious open-plan living environment. The result is a home that feels bright, sociable and perfectly suited to modern living, while still retaining the character that makes period properties so appealing.

Natural light pours in from multiple aspects, enhancing the sense of space throughout. At the heart of the apartment is a beautifully finished blue shaker-style kitchen with integrated appliances, flowing seamlessly into the living and dining space. Whether hosting friends or enjoying a quiet evening at home, the layout works effortlessly.

Characterful details have been carefully preserved, including the distinctive porthole window, while contemporary additions bring a touch of everyday luxury. The stylish bathroom has been completely renovated and even features an integrated television, creating a space designed for relaxation as much as practicality.

The double bedroom provides a peaceful retreat, completing a home that has been thoughtfully updated from top to bottom.

Beautifully presented throughout and ready to move straight into, this is a wonderful opportunity to acquire a characterful home in one of Brighton's most convenient and sought-after locations.

Additional property information

Property type: Flat
Tenure: Share of Freehold
Service charge: £625 paid half yearly
Council tax band: A
Parking: On-street permit parking (Zone Y)
Conservation area: West Hill Conservation Area
Additional features: Mistek Automist fire system

The area

The property sits within the sought-after West Hill Conservation Area, known for its attractive period architecture and quiet residential streets just moments from the heart of Brighton.

A short walk brings you to the lively atmosphere of Seven Dials, home to a collection of independent cafés, bakeries, bars and delis that give the area its strong neighbourhood feel. From here, it’s also easy to wander down into the eclectic lanes of the North Laine or towards Brighton’s cultural landmarks including the Royal Pavilion, Brighton Dome and Theatre Royal Brighton.

Brighton seafront is also within comfortable walking distance, where the famous pier, promenade and wide shingle beaches provide a classic south coast backdrop.

Transport links

Transport connections are excellent. Brighton railway station is approximately 0.3 miles away, providing direct services to London, Gatwick Airport and destinations across the south coast.

Regular bus services run nearby into the city centre and along the coast, while the A27 is easily accessible for travel east or west along the south coast and north towards London.

EPC Rating: C

Parking - Permit

On-street permit parking (Zone Y)

Disclaimer

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