Located in the heart of central Brighton just behind Queens Road, moments from Brighton Station and the vibrant North Laine, this beautiful bow fronted Period townhouse offers the perfect balance of period charm and city centre life — with the rare advantage of off-street parking for two cars in one of the city’s most sought-after central locations.

Set back on a quiet one way street within the exclusive West Hill Conservation area, the property has been recently updated, including new flooring throughout, a stylish Howdens kitchen, and fresh décor, while retaining original features such as a bow window and Victorian fireplaces.

The ground floor offers flexible living space. A bright, east/west-facing double reception room runs the full depth of the house, with light pouring in through the front bay window and rear doors. A charming fireplace alcove provides a natural focal point for the living area. Towards the rear, a separate dining room or study opens directly onto the courtyard patio, making it a great space for entertaining or working from home.

The kitchen has been smartly refitted with sleek cabinetry, a gas hob. It's layout makes excellent use of space, with easy access to the rear patio for outdoor dining.


Upstairs, the main bedroom is positioned to the front of the house and features a handsome Victorian fireplace and a wall of built-in wardrobes. The second double bedroom sits quietly to the rear. The bathroom includes a full suite with a shower over the bath, and there is a separate utility area with space for a washing machine and dryer.



The property enjoys two private outdoor spaces — a front patio and a rear courtyard — and perhaps its biggest selling point: private off-street parking for two cars, right in the heart of the city. In an area where parking is highly competitive, this makes the property stand out as an excellent opportunity for both homebuyers and investors.