This elegant studio apartment in Grade I listed Lewes Crescent offers Regency charm with modern comfort. Residents enjoy exclusive access to 7.5 acres of private gardens and a tunnel to the beach. With both front and rear entrances, the discreet back access leads to local cafés and shops, while the grand front entrance features a Doric porch and a stately communal hall with period details and a lift.
Inside, the apartment boasts soaring ceilings and a large window with original shutters, filling the space with natural light. The open-plan living area provides versatile space for both seating and dining, enhanced by an ornamental fireplace. A mezzanine sleeping platform, supported by reclaimed Suffolk ship timber, offers flexible options—ideal as a main sleeping area with a workstation below or as an additional guest space, with room underneath for a double bed.
The separate kitchen is bright and stylish, featuring high ceilings, herringbone flooring, and a practical layout. Integrated appliances include an electric hob and oven, with designated space for a fridge. Located in a vibrant area, residents are surrounded by fresh produce, cafés, and restaurants.
Next to the kitchen, the bathroom blends classic and modern design, with a shower over the bath, period shutters, and a heated towel rail. A key bonus is that hot water and heating are included in the quarterly maintenance fees.
Situated in the heart of Kemptown, this home is ideally placed for professionals, with Brighton College, Amex, and the hospital within walking distance. East Brighton Park offers playing fields and countryside walks just minutes away, while the Marina’s waterfront restaurants and city centre’s cultural attractions are easily accessible. A scenic seafront stroll leads to the Lanes and St James’s Street, with its lively atmosphere and independent shops. Brighton Station, offering direct trains to Gatwick and London, is just a 10-minute cab ride or short bus journey.
Combining period elegance with a prime location, this apartment is a fantastic first home or high-end investment in one of Brighton’s most prestigious addresses.
Owner’s thoughts:
“We love the square’s beauty, sociable garden parties, and vibrant local restaurants, while also enjoying quiet evenings at home. The light-filled studio flows beautifully with plenty of space. With parks, a lively High Street, and favourites like Marmalade café and Busby & Wilds nearby, there’s always something to do!”
What’s around you:
Shops: Local 3 minutes, Georgian Lanes a 20-25 minute walk, 7-10 by taxi.
Train Station: Brighton about 15 minutes by bus.
Seafront or Park: The beach is reached through the tunnel in the gated gardens.
Closest schools:
Primary: St Mark’s, Queen’s Park.
Secondary: Varndean or Dorothy Stringer.
Private: Brighton College, Brighton Waldorf School, Roedean, Brighton & Hove High.
In one of Brighton’s most glamorous locations, this beautiful studio apartment offers access to 7.5 acres of private gardens with a tunnel to the beach—said to have inspired Lewis Carroll’s rabbit hole. The secure, resident-only gardens are a vibrant social hub. A short walk leads to the Marina’s waterfront restaurants, shops, cinemas, and health club. Nearby, Brighton College, the County Hospital, and Kemptown’s lively cafés and bars add to the area’s appeal. A scenic 20-25 minute seafront stroll—or a quick cab ride—takes you to the city’s cultural heart, making this an exceptional home or investment opportunity.
