4 bedroom terraced house for sale

A handsome and substantial four-storey Victorian home set within the much-loved West Hill Conservation Area, this elegant terraced house blends beautiful period character with thoughtful modern touches. Offering generous living space, flexible room arrangements and a wonderfully calm atmosphere just moments from the city’s buzz, it’s been a much-loved family home and is now on the market for the first time in eighteen years. Set across four versatile floors, the property has been shaped for family life, quiet working and effortless entertaining. You enter through the striking green front door into the raised ground floor, where two elegant reception rooms stretch the length of the home. Each is adorned with period detailing, including tall sash windows and a feature fireplace, with a natural division between the rooms that lends itself to both relaxed living and more formal hosting. At the rear, an additional room provides an ideal home office, studio or further sitting area, opening directly onto the south-facing garden through a set of double doors. The lower ground floor forms the social heart of the home. A spacious, bright and beautifully appointed kitchen flows into a generous reception room that works equally well as a family snug or dining space. In the kitchen, softly painted cabinetry in light lavender tones lines the walls, while a deeper burgundy island sits centrally beneath dark worktops, creating warmth and character. There is ample space for cooking and eating, with room for a family dining table beside the island. Underfloor heating runs throughout, and extensive storage has been thoughtfully built in. A utility room and cloakroom complete this level, ensuring practicality complements the home’s easy flow. This is likely where most day-to-day living will take place - whether gathering as a family or entertaining friends. A secondary entrance opens onto the front courtyard, while doors from the rear reception lead to the lower garden, with steps rising to the main garden above. Cleverly zoned outdoor spaces provide plenty of choice for relaxing, entertaining or simply following the sun throughout the day. The first floor offers two bright and spacious bedrooms along with a large family bathroom. The principal bedroom sits at the front with a beautiful bay window, built-in wardrobes and a feature fireplace, while the second bedroom overlooks the garden and includes its own fitted storage and fireplace. The bathroom features a freestanding bath and striking blue geometric flooring that complements the wall colour. The top floor provides two further bedrooms (one currently used as a second study) and an additional shower room, making it ideal for growing families, visiting guests or creating a private upper-floor retreat. Eaves storage is also accessible via the larger of the two rooms. This is a wonderfully adaptable home, rich in character and thoughtfully arranged to suit modern life while celebrating the charm of Brighton’s historic hillside homes. Additional property information Property type: Terraced house Tenure: Freehold Conservation: West Hill Conservation Area Council tax band: E Parking: On-street permit parking in zone Y Energy: Solar panels contribute to the heating of the home’s water. The area This property is positioned within the charming West Hill Conservation Area, one of Brighton’s most desirable residential pockets, defined by its attractive Victorian terraces, peaceful character, and elevated views across the city. West Hill Road is a pretty street that feels tucked away yet remains incredibly central, offering the ideal balance between calm residential living and vibrant city energy. Just moments from the ever-popular Seven Dials, residents enjoy an array of independent cafs, craft bakeries, bistros, and neighbourhood shops, creating a real village feel. A short stroll leads to the bustling North Laine, with its colourful boutiques, vintage stores, and lively weekend atmosphere, while Brighton’s cultural landmarks including the Royal Pavilion, Brighton Dome, and Theatre Royal are all within easy walking distance. Brighton city centre is less than a mile away, placing the full spectrum of restaurants, bars, galleries, and entertainment on your doorstep. Meanwhile the iconic seafront, with its pebbled beaches, the Palace Pier, and the sweeping promenade, can be reached in under twenty minutes on foot. West Hill is a much-loved pocket of the city: friendly, convenient, and beautifully connected, offering residents the rare combination of tranquillity and vibrant urban living. Transport links This property is located 0.2 miles from Brighton mainline station, making it exceptionally convenient for London commuters. Brighton city centre is approximately 0.9 miles away, and regular bus services run from the area into town and along the coast. For those with a car, there is on-street permit holder parking. The A27, providing routes east and west along the south coast and north towards London, is under 3 miles away. Schools Brighton offers an excellent choice of schools for all ages, and West Hill Road is well situated for quick access to many of them. Brighton Girls Independent School is an eight-minute walk away, while Brighton College can be reached in around ten minutes by car. Local state schools include St Mary Magdalen’s Catholic Primary & Nursery School, St Paul’s C of E School, Cardinal Newman Catholic School & Sixth Form, and BHASVIC College. EPC Rating: DGardenMultiple outdoor spaces including ground floor garden with mature planting, lower ground floor courtyards at front and rear.Parking - PermitOn street permit holder parking in zone YDisclaimerAll 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.