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Guide price

£585,000

3 bed terraced house for sale
Robert Street, Brighton, East Sussex BN1

    • 3 beds

    • 1 bath

    • 1 reception

  • EPC Rating: D

  • Chain free
  • Freehold

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About this property

  • Three Bedroom House

  • Private Courtyard Garden

  • Close To The Beach

  • One Way Street

  • Central North Laine Conservation

  • Chain Free

**Guide Price £585,000 - £600,000

Less than 5 minutes’ walk from Brighton Station with the vibrant cafés, boutiques and nightlife of the North Laine just around the corner – but far enough to enjoy the peace – this beautifully arranged three-bedroom period home on a quiet one-way street is ready to move straight into, whether as a home or an investment. Set across three spacious floors with a practical yet stylish layout, the house combines historic charm with a contemporary feel.

A large kitchen/diner and separate reception room occupy the lower ground floor, while the raised ground floor hosts another bedroom and family bathroom. Upstairs, two further double bedrooms – including a very generous principal room – make this home ideal for sharers, families, or professionals alike. Tucked away in one of Brighton’s most beloved neighbourhoods and just a 10-minute stroll from the beach, this house is perfectly placed to enjoy the best of the city.

In brief:
Style: Victorian terraced house circa 1850s
Type: 3 storeys – 3 double bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, large kitchen/diner
Area: North Laine conservation area
Floor Area: Approx. 89.07 sq m / 958.74 sq ft
Outside Space: Private courtyard to rear
Parking: Permit zone Y
Council Tax Band: C

Why you’ll like it:
This peaceful one-way street is a real hidden gem, lined with charming period homes. From the moment you enter Robert Street, it’s clear that the layout has been carefully considered to suit modern living while retaining character.
Downstairs, the lower ground floor is bright and spacious thanks to front and rear light wells, making the large kitchen/diner and adjoining lounge/double bedroom feel inviting and airy.

The kitchen spans the full width of the house and offers excellent storage, ample worktop space, and room for a full-size dining table. A separate entrance and useful utility/cloak area add to the practicality – ideal for those who like to entertain or need flexible space.

On the raised ground floor, a second double bedroom is currently arranged as a home office or guest room, while the full family bathroom offers a bath with overhead shower. There’s also a handy additional room for storage, dressing, or even a snug reading nook.

The first floor is particularly impressive, with two further generous bedrooms. The front bedroom, stretching the full width of the house, is filled with light and retains period proportions, while the rear bedroom enjoys quiet, elevated views across the city’s rooftops.

Every room in the house has generous ceiling height, with large sash windows bringing in plenty of natural light. With potential to enhance further (subject to the usual consents), this home also benefits from scope to extend into the garden – as several neighbours have done.

Agent says:
“With everything on your doorstep – from the station to independent restaurants and shops – this is a fantastic opportunity to own a period home in one of the most exciting and accessible corners of the city.”

Owner’s secret:
“We’ve loved how surprisingly quiet it is here, despite being just around the corner from everything. You can walk to the sea, the station, or The Level in under 10 minutes, and yet it always feels like a calm escape when you’re home. It’s the best of both worlds.”

What’s around you:
Shops: North Laine – 2 minute walk
Train Station: Brighton Station – under 5 minutes’ walk
Seafront or Park: The Level & Brighton beach – 10 minutes on foot

Schools:
Primary: St Paul’s C of E, Downs Infant
Secondary: Varndean, Dorothy Stringer
Private: Brighton College, Brighton and Hove High

Perfectly placed for city lovers, commuters, creatives and investors alike, 8 Robert Street offers the Brighton lifestyle at its best. A quiet historic street with everything you could want just moments away – from London trains to festivals, food and the sea – makes this a standout home in one of the most connected and characterful spots in town.

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    Freehold

  • Council tax band

    C

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