5 Bed Detached House, Powis Villas, BN1

• Beautiful detached Grade II listed Victoria villa
• Award winning, architecturally designed, fully refurbished
• Close proximity to vibrant cafe culture, city centre and Brighton mainline train station
• Superb panoramic views
• Master suite with beautiful views down to the sea
• Further four double bedrooms
  
• Three bathrooms
  
• Three receptions
  
• Kitchen diner
  
• Separate utility room
  
• Miele appliances, Corian worktops, oak parquet flooring, underfloor heating
  
• Lanscaped gardens and roof terrace
  
• Garage, basement and loft
  
• 3000 square feet

Situated in one of Brighton's premier roads, this property is only a stone's throw from the vibrant city centre and Brighton station. Built in the 1840s, this beautiful detached Grade II listed Victoria villa has undergone complete refurbishment with a contemporary atmospheric feel throughout, whilst preserving the striking period architecture and charisma.

As soon as you enter you will be impressed by the entrance vestibule with oak parquet flooring, which leads into the ground floor living and kitchen area. The large, south facing living room is filled with natural light. Continuing through the house you reach the generously sized kitchen diner; a well-designed space with integrated Miele applicances and Corian worktops and everyday living in mind. This opens onto a raised dining area with views down to the sea. The separate utility room is conveniently tucked away adjacent to the kitchen. A third reception room is opposite the kitchen.

On the first floor, you have a master suite benefiting from stunning views down to the sea and three further double bedrooms. Continuing up the stunning staircase there is a further double bedroom, with double doors opening on to a roof terrace with views of the sea. This property also benefits from a privately owned attached garage with remote control entry, sizeable basement, loft and landscaped gardens.

The Montpelier & 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.

There is an abundance of entertainment, shopping, golf courses, leisure and sailing facilities within the area. Brighton also has a wide selection of both state and private schools with easy access from the property. Familiar high street stores can be found in the city’s Churchill Square shopping mall, while individual boutiques and antique treasures are among the charming alleyways known as The Lanes. In addition, all well known supermarkets including Waitrose are within walking distance.

With excellent transport links, Brighton is within easy commuting distance of London, Gatwick Airport and the South East by both road and rail. The nearby mainline station is a seven minute walk and frequent trains run directly to London, with a journey time of under an hour.