Queens Park Road, Brighton

A well-presented two double bedroom ground floor flat, offered to the market with no onward chain and providing well-proportioned accommodation together with the added benefit of a useful cellar and private courtyard garden.

The property is centred around a bright and inviting living / dining room, featuring high ceilings, exposed wooden flooring and a characterful box-bay window that allows plenty of natural light to pour through. The adjoining kitchen is well equipped with a range of wall and base units, generous countertop space and room for white goods as well as a range cooker.

Both bedrooms are comfortable doubles, while the partially-tiled bathroom is fitted with a bath and shower overhead, heated towel rail, sink unit with under-basin storage and vanity mirror along with all essentials.

Further practical benefits include useful hallway storage and a particularly handy cellar, complete with lighting, power and heating in situ, making it ideal for storage, hobbies or additional ancillary use.

Outside, the property enjoys a west-facing courtyard garden with external storage and ample space for a table and chairs, creating a pleasant spot to relax and enjoy the afternoon and evening sun.

Location:

Queen’s Park Road enjoys an excellent position within one of Brighton’s most popular residential areas, combining easy access to green open spaces with the city centre, seafront and a wide range of everyday amenities.

Just moments away, Queen’s Park provides a wonderful local escape, set within a sheltered valley and offering attractive open space ideal for walking, relaxing and recreation. The surrounding area is also well served by cycle routes and regular bus services, making it easy to travel across Brighton without relying on a car.

A selection of independent shops, cafés, pubs and other everyday amenities can be found locally, with the shops and restaurants of Kemptown, St James’s Street and central Brighton all within easy reach. The Royal Pavilion, North Laine and The Lanes are also readily accessible for a wider choice of shopping, dining and entertainment.

Transport links are particularly convenient, with regular bus services nearby and Brighton Mainline Station providing direct rail connections to destinations including London, Gatwick, Lewes and other parts of the South Coast.

Brighton’s famous seafront is also easily accessible, offering the promenade, beach, Palace Pier and an excellent selection of cafés, bars and leisure attractions. Overall, the location offers an appealing balance of green space, city living, excellent transport connections and proximity to the coast.