4 Bedroom Mid-Terraced House, Carisbrooke Road, Brighton, BN2

Presenting a charming four bedroom Victorian family home having recently undergone refurbishment throughout to a high specification and offered to the market with no onward chain.

Upon entry, you are greeted by a handy entrance hall providing space for shoes and coats as well as access to the downstairs W/C. To the left, you enter the open plan living room / dining area with double aspect views allowing natural light to flow through. To the rear, the high specification kitchen is well-equipped with ample wall and base units, countertop surface and integrated appliances - whilst enjoying an attractive outlook over the rear garden.

The first floor accommodates three bedrooms, with the larger two benefitting from characterful feature fireplaces, serviced by a plush family bathroom providing a bath with shower overhead.

The principal room accommodates the entirety of the second floor with a velux window to the front providing views towards The South Downs, over Brighton and towards the sea and a Juliet balcony to the rear. The exposed brick chimney stack adds a stunning feature to the room whilst eaves storage remains and a W/C services this floor.

Externally, the South / East facing garden is a real feature of the home providing an incredibly low maintenance area to relax and unwind or entertain all year round. Immediately abutting the rear, there is a small area of artificial grass whilst the largest portion is laid to decking presenting an excellent area for a table and chairs.

The definition of ‘turn key’ and one not to be missed!

Location:

Carisbrooke Road is situated in the sought after Elm Grove district of Brighton within walking distance of all that is on offer. There is a good choice of cafes, local pubs and bakeries. St Luke's Swimming Pool is a short walk away and Brighton Racecourse is at the top of the hill with the nearby Dobbies garden centre. The landmark 'Pepperpot' is close by and there is a twice weekly local fruit and veg mobile stall, a creperie and coffee stall. Four major bus routes stop here with the 18 bus serving Brighton Station.

Queens Park is just a stones throw away and hosts summer events such as Bark in the Park and theatrical performances. A short stroll further will take you to the seafront where a further variety of cafes, restaurants and bars can be found.

Brighton mainline station is only a 25 minute walk away making this an excellent property for those that need to commute. For those that drive, the A270 leads directly onto the A27 which links to the A23 providing easy access throughout Sussex and beyond. Even in the heart of Brighton, you are only a short distance from a number of green spaces including East Brighton Nature Reserve, Woodland Valley and the South Downs - perfect if you have pets or just for a leisurely stroll!