Queens Park Terrace, Brighton
OIEO £849,950 Freehold (Tenant Fees)

A rare opportunity to purchase a property with a prime location. Four bedrooms, two reception rooms, kitchen breakfast room with utility and WC, two bathrooms and large garden for the area. Stylish décor throughout. Sold chain free.

Approached through an exotic front garden which creates a sense of privacy from the street, the house opens into a welcoming hallway where original plasterwork and stripped wooden floors hint at the home's Victorian heritage.

Ground Floor:
The main reception space flows beautifully as a living and dining room designed for both relaxed evenings and entertaining. A large south-facing bay window with plantation shutter draws in natural light throughout the day while framing views of the garden outside. French doors to the rear connect seamlessly to the kitchen breakfast room, creating a wonderful sense of flow through the ground floor. Two period fireplaces anchor the space, adding warmth and character and making this a room that feels inviting in every season.

At the rear of the house, the extended kitchen breakfast room forms the heart of the home. Vaulted skylights flood the space with natural light, while a dining area beneath them provides the perfect place for family meals or informal gatherings. A door opens to the steps leading to the garden terrace, allowing indoor and outdoor living to merge effortlessly. The kitchen itself combines style with practicality, featuring sleek cabinetry, generous work surfaces and high-quality appliances including a five-ring gas hob, fan oven. There is space for a large fridge freezer and dishwasher, while a cleverly positioned utility area keeps everyday laundry neatly tucked away. A nearby cloakroom includes a WC, boiler and plumbing for a washing machine.

First Floor:
The first floor offers a versatile double room currently used as a home office. Positioned off the landing, it would equally work well as a guest bedroom or playroom or office This room opens into a bright conservatory - a lovely sun-filled retreat with built-in seating and plant shelving. From here, doors lead directly out to the garden terrace. Next door, a cloakroom with basin and WC adds a playful design detail with its distinctive John Burgerman wallpaper.

Garden
The landscaped garden is a particularly appealing feature of the property. Larger than many in this central location, it provides a peaceful retreat surrounded by greenery. The terrace directly outside the house is perfect for outdoor dining and connects easily back to the kitchen. Steps lead down to an astro-turf lawn bordered by raised beds filled with exotic planting, creating a relaxed, almost Mediterranean feel. At the far end, a raised deck captures the evening sun and is sheltered by mature plants - an ideal setting for quiet drinks or late dinners.

Bedroom & Bathroom
The primary occupies the full width of the house at the front, giving it an impressive sense of space. The large bay window fills the room with light and offers leafy views towards the sea. Finished in calm tones with a striking period fireplace, the room also benefits from a stylish en-suite shower room and plenty of space for wardrobes. The family bathroom is equally generous, with both a contemporary bath and a walk-in rainfall shower.

Second Floor
Two additional bedrooms are located on the top floor, each offering excellent privacy and flexibility. The rear bedroom enjoys peaceful views over the garden, while the front room features built-in shelving, under-eaves storage and wonderful elevated views across the park, city skyline and towards the sea.

Queens Park is regarded as one of Brighton's most desirable residential areas, combining the charm of a village atmosphere with close proximity to the city centre and the seafront. At its heart lies the beautiful Queen's Park itself - a much loved space known for its mature lawns, elegant pathways and relaxed community feel. The park is particularly popular with families, dog walkers, and outdoor enthusiasts . Its open lawns provide plenty of space for children to play, while the tennis courts offer a great spot for recreation. A picturesque pond offers a home to swans and other wildlife.

The location also offers excellent connectivity. Regular bus routes run nearby, providing access to Brighton city centre. The seafront is five minutes away and Kemp Town Village. The area is particularly popular due to excellent schools and community feel.