Belgrave Place, Brighton

Just moments from the seafront, on one of Kemptown's beautiful historic squares, this spacious two-bedroom duplex apartment offers a wonderful balance of coastal living and city convenience. Occupying the upper two floors of an elegant period building, the apartment enjoys sea views, an abundance of natural light and over 1,160 sq ft of accommodation, with a layout that feels more like a house than a traditional apartment. 

The living accommodation occupies the top floor, making the most of the apartment's elevated position. A generous open-plan space brings together the kitchen, dining and living areas, with windows on multiple sides allowing natural light to move through the room throughout the day. There's plenty of space for a large dining table and comfortable seating, creating a relaxed and sociable setting for everyday life. 

At the centre of this floor is a private roof terrace, accessed through glazed doors from the living space. Sheltered and wonderfully private, it's an extension of the apartment during the warmer months, whether for a morning coffee, an afternoon in the sun or dinner with friends. 

The kitchen sits to one side of the living area, with contemporary cabinetry, wooden worktops and open shelving. Its position keeps it connected to the main living space while maintaining a sense of separation. 

On the floor below are two generously proportioned double bedrooms. The principal bedroom is particularly spacious, with room for additional furniture alongside a large bed, and benefits from its own en-suite shower room. The second bedroom is another comfortable double, offering flexibility for guests, family or working from home. 

A separate bathroom serves this level, finished with a freestanding bath, traditional-style fittings and contemporary tiling. 

An additional room, accessed from the communal half landing, provides valuable storage and could lend itself to use as a study or hobby space, subject to any necessary consents. 

Throughout the apartment, the combination of generous room sizes, natural light and elevated views creates a lovely sense of openness. With the sea just moments away and some of Brighton's best independent businesses on the doorstep, this is a home that makes the most of its location. 

Additional Property Information 

Property type: Duplex maisonette 
Tenure: Share of Freehold 
Lease: 900+ years remaining
Council tax band: C 
Outside space: Private roof terrace 
EPC rating: D 
Parking: On-street permit holder parking in zone H 

The Area 

Belgrave Place is one of Kemptown's attractive Regency squares, positioned just off Brighton's seafront. With the beach and promenade almost on the doorstep, it's a location that makes coastal living part of everyday life, whether that's an early morning swim, a walk along the seafront or simply enjoying the changing views across the water. 

Kemptown is known for its independent character, with a brilliant mix of cafés, restaurants, pubs and neighbourhood shops. St James's Street and the surrounding streets offer everything from coffee and brunch spots to independent retailers and places to meet friends, while the quieter residential streets retain much of the area's historic charm. 

Brighton Palace Pier, the Royal Pavilion, The Lanes and North Laine are all within easy reach, bringing the wider city's shopping, cultural attractions and restaurants close by. 

It's a location that offers the best of Brighton: the sea, the architecture, the independent businesses and the energy of the city, all within walking distance. 

Transport Links 

Belgrave Place is well positioned for getting around Brighton and travelling further afield. Regular bus services run along nearby Marine Parade and Eastern Road, providing connections to Brighton city centre, Hove and surrounding areas. 

Brighton Railway Station offers direct services to London Victoria, London Bridge and Gatwick Airport, making the location convenient for commuters and those travelling regularly. 

For drivers, the A259 coast road provides access east towards Rottingdean and west through Brighton and Hove, while connections to the A23 and A27 offer routes towards London and the wider Sussex area. 

Roof Terrace

A sheltered, private roof terrace accessed directly from the living space, perfect for relaxing or entertaining during the warmer months.

Parking - Permit

On-street permit holder parking in zone H.

Disclaimer

All property details have been provided by the owners. While Number Twenty Four strives for accuracy, we cannot guarantee the completeness or correctness of this information. Buyers and renters are advised to conduct their own due diligence before proceeding with a purchase or let.