Hidden behind the façade of a typical Hanover terraced house in Lynton Street, is an extraordinary light and airy home that has undergone a carefully-considered renovation to modern specifications, while sympathetic to the original Victorian character of the house and retaining its original features.

This property’s renovation prioritises a balance between practicality, liveability with styling and clean lines, with an abundance of premium features.

Lynton Street has been beautifully renovated throughout with an especially high attention to detail. The lounge/dining area is spacious and benefits from high ceilings and plenty of natural light. The space has been tastefully decorated with neutral-toned walls, chevron flooring and a feature fireplace. The kitchen is an equally impressive space which has been tastefully finished with dark blue units.

From the kitchen, you can access the outdoor space, perfect for entertaining and a great size.

Upstairs, you have the family bathroom which is bright and airy. The bathroom has an attractive white suite. The finish is in line with the rest of the home with boutique style fittings.

The primary bedroom is a great space, with plenty of natural light from the bay window. The second bedroom is a good size and is currently arranged as a children's bedroom. The third bedroom is on the top floor of the property, which is part of a well-designed loft room with good use of glass and an ensuite shower room.

Hanover is an extremely popular area of the city. It has signature bright and colourful terraces of Victorian houses, is close to the city centre and is within walking distance of Brighton Station. Often considered to be one of Brighton’s bohemian strongholds, with a strong community feel, an active artistic community and a lively atmosphere, with more than its fair share of excellent pubs where you can find great food and live music. Families are attracted here by good local schools and green spaces; Queen’s Park has a playground and a café, and The Level has a playground and a skate park. The North Laine and the seafront are within easy reach. Lynton Street offers a chemist, organic grocer/shop and bus routes right at the end of the road, with coffee shops, off licences and pubs within a 5-minute walk.

Council Tax Band: C
Tenure: Freehold