Victorian Town House (...more photos coming!)

Victorian terraced town house, over 4 floors, in very quiet and friendly street with resident parking.

Fully modernised but with some lovely original features. Two/three living room/reception areas. Open plan modern kitchen is part of the basement living room. Small patio garden.

Three/four bedrooms:

Bedroom 1 - Double bed
Bedroom 2 - Super king bed
Bedroom 3 - Attic room with super king bed (or as twin beds) and adjustable child's bed
Bedroom 4/Reception room 3 - Small double bed settee

Main bathroom is a shower, wet room
2nd 'bathroom' is a cloakroom on first floor with toilet and sink

Full gas central heating. Additional electric underfloor heating in the basement shower/wet room.

Family car swap also offered and/or Brighton has a great City bus service across the City and also a City bicycle scheme, with bicycles available for low cost rental from multiple locations across the City,

About the location

House is located in the Kemptown/Queen's Park area of Brighton and is less than 10 minute walk from Kemptown shopping area, which has a village feel, with range of lovely small local shops and cafes.

Queen's Park itself is only a 5 minute walk. A beautiful and historic local park with lake and children's play area, tennis courts and lots of green space. See: https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1001319?section=comments-and-photos

House is also ten minutes walk down to Brighton seafront/beach and twenty minutes walk (or short bus ride) into the Brighton City centre with all usual large shops and also the historic, quirky Brighton Lanes and Laines shopping areas with lots of independent shops. There is also a very wide range of great cafes and restaurants; also historic Brighton Pavillion and range of high quality theatre and music venues.

Access to beautiful South Downs and South Downs Way walks only a short drive away. See:
https://www.nationaltrail.co.uk/en_GB/trails/south-downs-way/

Walks and cycle routes along Brighton Seafront and for miles along the coast, both east and west!...including an 'Undercliff' walking and cycling path eastwards from Brighton Marina through to Rottingdean and on to Saltdean. See:
https://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/Attraction_Review-g186273-d261711-Reviews-Undercliff_Walk-Brighton_East_Sussex_England.html

Frequent trains from Brighton Railway Station run up to London (circa 1 hour journey direct into central London hubs) and routes east and west through to many other interesting south coastal and other locations. London is a transport hub for train travel to all other parts of England, Scotland and Wales.

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