5 rooms house of 96m² in Brighton

Detached, hilltop 1930s house with sweeping sea views and exceptional garden| short walk to brighton college and royal sussex county hospital This distinctive and characterful family home stands out with its curved tower, red brick and bay windows. Inside, a bright entrance hall with original features creates a warm welcome. With spacious living areas, four double bedrooms, a flexible extra room and scope to update, it offers generous space - a rare, detached home with a large private garden in Brighton within easy reach of the city. Set back from the road behind a well-maintained front garden and private driveway, this distinctive detached home offers generous and versatile accommodation in a sought-after setting. Characterful features including a curved tower, arched entrance porch and large bay windows create an attractive first impression, while inside the property combines period charm with practical family living. The welcoming entrance hall features a double-height ceiling, original oak staircase, stained glass detailing and parquet flooring, creating a bright and spacious feel throughout. The sitting room benefits from a large curved bay window, flooding the space with natural light, and a feature fireplace, while the adjoining dining room provides an excellent space for both everyday living and entertaining. To the rear, a bright sunroom overlooks the garden and offers an additional reception area to enjoy throughout the year. The kitchen/breakfast room is well-proportioned and functional, complemented by a utility room, workshop and separate WC. A further versatile room to the front of the property can be used as a home office, playroom, guest bedroom or study, and enjoys attractive sea views. The first floor offers four generous double bedrooms, providing flexible accommodation for families or those requiring additional workspace. The front-facing bedrooms enjoy far-reaching sea views, while the remaining bedrooms overlook the gardens and the South Downs. A family bathroom, spacious landing and useful storage cupboard complete the accommodation. Outside, the south-facing rear garden is a standout feature, offering a private and spacious environment ideal for relaxing, entertaining or family use. A modern garden room positioned at the end of the garden provides excellent additional space, ideal as a home office, studio or gym. A rare opportunity to rent a substantial and characterful home offering flexible living space, original features and beautiful outlooks. Important information regarding this property: Prospective tenants are advised of the following information in relation to this property. Council tax band: F Deposit: Equivalent to 5 weeks’ rent. A No Deposit Option may be available for this property, please enquire. Utilities: Mains supplied gas, electricity, water & sewerage Broadband: Up to 1000mb available. (source: Ofcom) please check to confirm type and speed Mobile coverage: Indoor: Voice & Data. Outdoor: Voice & Data & Enhanced Data. (source: Ofcom) Parking: Driveway Disclaimer: Important information is provided in good faith and to the best of our knowledge, based on information available at the time of publication, which may change from time to time. Prospective tenants are encouraged to make their own further enquiries in regard to Important Information regarding the property. We are happy to assist any prospective tenant in doing so, where practical. Please enquire for further details. Sitting high above the city on the eastern edge of Kemptown, this substantial, characterful 1930s detached house enjoys sweeping, uninterrupted views across the rooftops to the English Channel - and from its elevated position, that view is with you in almost every room. With 1782 sq ft (165.6 sq m) across two generous floors, plentiful off-street parking on a private driveway, an exceptional 81 ft garden and a contemporary glazed garden room, this is a freehold family home of real presence and considerable potential, in a quiet residential pocket just a short walk from the amenities of Kemptown Village, the seafront and the open downland of the South Downs National Park. Brighton Station's direct trains to Gatwick and London are around 15-20 minutes by bus or cab, and with zone H permit parking on the road and no waiting list, the practicalities are as well-considered as the proportions.