Stafford Road, Brighton

£275,000

Guide price

This beautiful garden apartment is located in an attractive, double-fronted, Victorian property on Stafford Road, in the sought-after residential enclave of the Prestonville district of Brighton close to the vibrant and cosmopolitan Seven Dials.

A traditional black and white mosaic tiled path leads to the front door, which opens to a shared hallway. The door to the flat is on the left. Inside, there is an open-plan living room/kitchen at the front of the property, with high ceilings, decorative cornicing, and a large bay window with wood panelling underneath. The smart modern kitchen is arranged along one side of the room, with a Neff oven, a Neff gas hob, and an integrated fridge. The washing machine, conveniently, is located in a cupboard in the shower room, which keeps the laundry out of the kitchen. The double bedroom is a good size, over three metres wide and long and currently houses an enormous emperor-size bed! From here double doors open to the decked garden which has beautiful flintstone walls and a south-westerly aspect. The shower room has a large shower cubicle with a thermostatic shower and both a fixed waterfall and a handheld fitting. There is a cupboard housing both the washing machine and the Ideal Logic combination boiler, which has been serviced annually.

Stafford Road is in the heart of the Port Hall residential area, between Dyke Road Park and Preston Park, north of Seven Dials. This community has a relaxed and friendly feel, with many family homes. Dyke Road Park, which has tennis courts and a caf?, is moments away, and Preston Park is only a ten-minute walk. The Chimney House pub is a relaxed local, serving great food, and at Seven Dials there are more pubs, caf?s and restaurants to choose from. You are only a mile from Brighton Mainline Station and regular buses on Dyke Road run to the city centre.

Council Tax Band: A

Tenure: Share of Freehold