Knight & Knoxley - Brighton - Ref: RL0388

A stunning one-bedroom flat with a highly desirable address, on the first floor of this beautiful building on Vernon Terrace at Seven Dials. Available furnished or unfurnished | Pets considered | Available ASAP

This gorgeous one-bedroom apartment, on the market with KNIGHT & KNOXLEY, is on Vernon Terrace, in an elegant mid-19th-century building at Seven Dials. The terrace falls within the Montpelier & Clifton Hill Conservation Area and faces the gardens in front of Montpelier Crescent.

You enter the property through a small entrance lobby and then into the main reception area of the apartment, which is an elegant living room. High ceilings and a cast iron open fireplace with a marble surround grace this room, which is open plan to a fitted kitchen that has a gas hob, and electric oven. There is a large window overlooking the rear of the property, where a beautiful mature sycamore tree grows, giving a lovely outlook. The living room has a neutral carpet, while the kitchen is delineated by an area of ceramic tiles. Much care and consideration have been given to the lighting, with wall lights on dimmer switches, in addition to the overhead lights and the lighting under the wall units in the kitchen, which illuminate the countertops. Dimmable LED lighting has been installed and there are also high-level shelves made from reclaimed scaffolding boards.

At the back of the property, you will find a generous bedroom with a large bay window and a built-in wardrobe. Adjacent is the superb shower room with a good-sized shower which features a double shower head comprised of a handheld and a fixed overhead shower. There is a modern white low-level WC, a wash hand basin set in a vanity unit and a chrome towel rail. The apartment has gas central heating, which runs off a Worcester Bosch boiler that has been regularly serviced.

Seven Dials is the bustling hub of this residential community; pubs, caf©s 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: A
Holding Deposit: £300