Clifton Place, Brighton, BN1

Positioned in the heart of the desirable Clifton Montpelier conservation area with superb views over the city and down to the sea, this house sits proudly at the top of Clifton Place.

This Victorian town house is set over four charming and spacious floors. As soon as you enter the raised ground floor you are immediately impressed with the elegant finish blended sympathetically with original period features. The double length through living room streams with light benefiting from large sash windows and a Juliet balcony. To the rear of the ground floor a garden room with by-folding doors onto your court yard garden is the perfect place to sit and relax of a sunny evening.

The contemporary fully fitted kitchen is found on the lower ground floor along with the large open plan snug and dining area, creating the perfect place to relax with the family or socialise with friends. Access to the courtyard and road can also be found from this level.
The first floor is made up of two good sized double bedrooms and a contemporary fitted bathroom and separate WC. Continuing the theme throughout the house both bedrooms have ornate original fire places, original built in cupboards and reconditioned sash windows.

The master suite is found at the top of the house. Leading to the top floor is a unique open seating area from which you can enjoy the stunning views across the city top and over the sea. It’s the perfect addition to the master suite creating a quiet tranquil spot at the top of the house. A generous sized double bedroom with charming features and a large adjoining bath and shower room is the finishing touch on this delightful central city gem.

You couldn’t ask for more from the location. Perfectly positioned for easy access the city centre, Brighton main line station and Brighton beach, it’s the perfect location for the city dweller.

The Clifton Hill area was built in the mid-19th century. It forms a high-class, architecturally cohesive residential district with an exceptionally complete character. Stucco-clad terraced housing and villas predominate, but two of the city's most significant Victorian churches and a landmark hospital building are also in the area, which lies immediately northwest of Brighton city centre and spreads as far as the ancient parish boundary with Hove. The famous 11th century St Nicholas church is also situated around the corner.