About this property

A four-bedroom period home with off-street parking, EV charger and fascinating local history, ideally situated within the heart of the city. Arranged over four floors and extending to approx. 1,263 sq ft this characterful home offers a wealth of period charm. The ground floor features a spacious open-plan sitting/dining room with bay window, fitted kitchen and separate utility room. The lower ground floor provides a generous double bedroom and family bathroom with roll top bath, while the first floor offers three further bedrooms and an additional bathroom. Accessed via one of the first-floor bedrooms, the top floor offers a versatile loft room/snug. To the rear, a secluded courtyard garden enjoys gated access onto Trafalgar Lane, one of Brighton's historic twittens known for its colourful street art and creative atmosphere. Adding to its appeal, No. 17 was formerly the Hearts of Oak beer house which operated from the property until 1919, giving the house a unique place in Brighton's history. The property benefits from a driveway with EV charging point, a rare feature for such a central location & is situated moments from Seven Dials, Brighton Station, the city centre and seafront, a wonderful opportunity to rent a truly distinctive home To check broadband and mobile phone coverage please visit Ofcom here ofcom.org.uk/phones-telecoms-and-internet/advice-for-consumers/advice/ofcom-checker

Additional Information
Adding to its appeal, No. 17 was formerly the Hearts of Oak beer house, a well-known local establishment that operated from the property until 1919, giving the house a unique place in Brighton's history.

Fascinating Local History

EV Charger

Off Road Parking

Moments from the Station

Loft/Snug Room

Full of Charm & Character

Council Tax Band C

Key information

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Energy Performance Certificate