One of only 20 on one of Brighton’s most desirable roads, this stucco villa has it all – period features, modern upgrades and the seaside practically on the doorstep
What: Designed by architect Amon Henry Wilds in the 1840s, this semi-detached stucco villa is on one of Brighton’s most desirable roads, and just three blocks from the sea, in the Montpelier Conservation Area renowned for its elegant Regency and Victorian buildings.
Inside: With original sash windows, picture rails and ceiling roses, this stunning period property has modern features too, to create a spacious and stylish family home. The house, which is arranged over four floors, has been sympathetically restored to its former glory and modernised with a new kitchen – complete with island – bathrooms and solar slates.
Outside: The house is set behind listed original cast iron railings, with matching gates, leading onto a courtyard-style garden and private parking for two to three cars giving access to an attached garage. Enclosed by high walls for privacy, the rear garden is perfect for city living with plenty of space for al fresco dining and entertaining. A parcel of lawn is surrounded by raised beds, paved terraces, a pergola and rockery.
Guide price: £3.25m
Contact: hamptons.co.uk
1 Montpelier Villas, Brighton BN1 3DH
