Richmond Terrace, Brighton

DESCRIPTION This landmark building, the former Municipal Technical College which was built in 1895 and converted into residential apartments in 2004. The Renaissance-style, red-brick and terracotta building provides a superb city centre location; opposite The Level and a stroll from the shops of the North Laine’s. Within the building, there is a concierge service 6 days a week to provide security, deliver post to each apartment and monitor the maintenance of the building. Additionally, gas to each apartment is purchased under a commercial agreement which provides huge discount to the residents. This particular apartment forms part of the modern block which was an addition to the development when it was converted. The apartment is currently let with an annual income of £10,800 and tenants in situ. The accommodation areas provides an open plan Living Room and Kitchen with 5 ring gas hob, circular sink and built in appliances – a fridge/freezer, dishwasher and washing machine. The Bedroom has plenty of built in wardrobe space, essential for storage whilst the bathroom has a panelled bath with shower, WC, hand basin and heated towel rail. There is wood effect flooring throughout and all of the windows are double glazed. There is the added benefit of beautiful landscaped and well kept communal gardens that surround the rear of the property for residents to enjoy.

LOCATION Richmond Terrace is in the heart of the city centre. Located next to Hanover and opposite The Level which offers a large green, outdoor space and is often open to a variety of shows and fairs. Brighton’s mainline station with excellent links to both the city and east and west along the coast is within ½ a mile. Close by is the North Laines, with its fashionable mix of boutiques, cafes, bars and restaurants whilst The Royal Pavilion and gardens greets you as you wonder down to the seafront.