***Guide Price £400,000 - £425,000***

Located in sought-after Seven Dials and featuring far-reaching views over Brighton, this beautifully presented three-bedroom maisonette occupies the upper floors of a handsome Victorian building. Arranged over three levels with two internal staircases, the property offers bright and airy living accommodation affording a real sense of space, giving the feel of a small house.

Decorated in a blend of contemporary shades and neutral tones, the property is well-proportioned throughout. At the front, a bright dual-aspect living/dining room has a wide three-sash original window and space for a dining table at one end. A stylish designer radiator sits beneath the window. The original floorboards have been stripped and stained in the reception areas and bedrooms, creating a cohesive and characterful feel.

Adjacent to the reception room, the kitchen has soft green gloss units with matte black handles, wooden worktops, and integrated appliances including an oven, induction hob and fridge freezer housed in a wood-panelled cabinet. The combination boiler is also housed here.

Two generous bedrooms are located on the first floor. The rear bedroom enjoys long views and a double-glazed sash window with a designer radiator beneath. The second bedroom also has a double-glazed sash window and stripped floorboards. The principal bedroom is on the top floor, within the loft conversion, and is currently used as a family/playroom and workroom. This versatile space enjoys windows on three sides and elevated views, making it particularly light and airy.

The shower room on the first floor is a good size and finished to a high standard, with a walk-in shower fitted with matte black rainfall and handheld heads. A terrazzo hand basin sits on a bespoke wooden unit with storage below, and the floor is fully tiled.

Prestonville Road is ideally situated for all that Seven Dials has to offer. This vibrant neighbourhood is known for its lively cafés, pubs and restaurants with pavement seating, including The Good Companions, The Cow, The French Horn and The Shakespeare’s Head. For dining out, The Red Snapper and Thai Pad Thai serve excellent Thai food, while Murasaki offers Japanese cuisine. Local amenities also include a Co-op supermarket and a range of independent shops such as the Flour Pot Bakery, Ricci’s Deli, a greengrocer, a florist and a health food shop. Brighton station is within easy walking distance, making it ideal for commuters, and there are excellent bus connections into the city centre.

Council Tax Band: A
Tenure: Share of Freehold (950 years)