Guide Price £550,000 - £570,000  Yopa is thrilled to present this exceptional two-bedroom, two-bathroom period townhouse in the sought-after North Laine Conservation Area. Spread over three floors, this stunning and property features two double bedrooms and two luxurious bathrooms, both fitted to a high specification with granite surfaces. The first bathroom is a standout feature, boasting a 7-foot walk-in rain shower and his-and-hers vanity sinks. Tucked away on a low-traffic one-way street, this townhouse provides a tranquil oasis from the buzz of the North Laine's bustling thoroughfare. The office space on the top floor is a perfect example of this - a peaceful retreat for home working, interrupted only by the occasional seagull. With stripped wooden floors throughout and a wooden staircase winding up through the middle of the house, the house is both stylish and practical. The design makes the most of Brighton’s 1,900 hours of sunshine a year. The top floor, with its double bedroom and high-spec bathroom with Bette tub, is bathed in natural light, thanks to three large south-facing skylights that receive direct sunshine all day long. The first-floor double bedroom is equally impressive, with a large bay window that captures all the morning and evening sun and offers views up and down Gloucester Road. The galley kitchen with breakfast bar is well-designed and features an oiled maple-wood worktop. The property benefits from double-glazed wooden sash windows and gas-fired central heating fed by a fully-serviced combi boiler. Gas and electricity bills are exceptionally reasonable, averaging around £80 per month in total for two people with moderate usage. The house is in Council Tax band C. Just a stone's throw from the buzzing Kensington Gardens and Sydney Street’s café culture, this townhouse is ideally located. With exceptional kerb appeal and architectural features that are sympathetic to the classic North Laine style, this property is a rare find. And it's not just the aesthetics that make it exceptional. It's also superbly located for commuters to London, with Brighton's mainline station just a few minutes' walk away. The location is unbeatable. The house is an easy, level walk through Brighton’s best shopping streets to the beach and the Palace Pier. It is also close to all major bus routes and within easy walking distance of several supermarkets and other essential amenities. Several of Brighton's best coffee shops and roasteries are just a few seconds' walk away, and a number of outstanding restaurants are close neighbours. With its combination of style, comfort, and convenience, this townhouse is a rare opportunity to own a beautifully designed and well-crafted property in one of Brighton's most sought-after neighbourhoods, while providing excellent potential for financial returns. This property is situated in a highly desirable location for rentals and holiday lets. You have multiple options for generating income, with tenanted rental income of £1,800 per month, whole-house Airbnb income ranging from £3,000 to £3,700 per month, and hosted Airbnb income up to £1,200 per month. This presents an excellent opportunity for investors seeking to diversify their portfolio with a reliable income stream, or homeowners looking to reduce their mortgage costs by renting out a floor of the property. Adding to the potential value of this property is the possibility of expanding it. The house already offers exceptional kerb appeal and architectural features that are sympathetic to the classic North Laine style. But there's a chance to add even more value by adding a basement extension, as other North Laine properties have done. With its combination of style, comfort, and convenience, this townhouse is a rare opportunity to own a beautifully designed, well-crafted and meticulously maintained property in one of Brighton's most sought-after neighbourhoods, while providing excellent potential for financial returns.

EPC Rating - C