Stunning period apartment, with one double bedroom and a gorgeous secluded garden. High ceilings and original features. Walk to Brighton station in only ten minutes. Close to Seven Dials, with its vibrant café culture, local shops, pubs and restaurants. Fully furnished.

Vernon Terrace is one of Brighton’s most desirable addresses. The apartment is in an elegant mid-19th-Century building which falls within the Montpelier & Clifton Hill Conservation Area and faces the gardens in front of Montpelier Crescent. At the front of the flat is a huge reception room with high ceilings, wooden floors and a period fireplace. There is ample space for a dining area in front of the high windows, still leaving a large area for seating, arranged in front of the fireplace. A spacious and elegant double bedroom has three sash windows, with an outlook over gardens. The adjacent bathroom has a double-ended, roll-top bath, with a shower over it. At the rear of the property is the kitchen/breakfast room. There is a gas hob and an electric oven. Steps lead down from the kitchen door to a private walled garden, which has mature trees and a buddleia which attracts butterflies in the summer months.

Vernon Terrace is moments from Seven Dials, which is the bustling hub of this residential community; pubs, cafés and restaurants with outside tables give the area its vibrant atmosphere. Choose between The Good Companions, The Cow, The French Horn and The Shakespeare’s Head for a local pub night out, all of which do food. Alternatively, The Red Snapper and Thai Pad Thai both serve excellent Thai food and Murasaki offers Japanese cuisine. There is also a co-op supermarket and many local independent shops, including the Flour Pot Bakery, Ricci’s Deli, a greengrocer, a florist and a health food shop. Commuters are only a short walk away from Brighton station and there are of course excellent bus services running from the Dials into the city centre.

Council Tax Band: B
Deposit: £2,019.23
Holding Deposit: £403.84