Carlyle Street, Brighton, East Sussex, BN2 9XW

**Chain Free**

A beautifully presented four-bedroom Victorian end-of-terrace home in the heart of Hanover, boasting an impressive EPC rating of B, solar panels, a superb loft conversion and far-reaching views towards the sea.

In brief: Style: Victorian end-of-terrace house Type: 4 bedrooms, bathroom, kitchen/living room Area: Hanover / Queen’s Park Floor Area: Approx. 117.14 sq. m / 1,260.87 sq. ft. (excluding eaves) Outside Space: Balcony with far-reaching views, Velux roof windows in loft Parking: Permit zone V, currently no waiting list Energy: Solar panels installed for improved efficiency

Why you’ll like it: Hanover is celebrated for its close-knit community, vibrant painted terraces, and easy access to the city’s beaches, parks, and cultural life. This property makes the most of its south-westerly aspect, meaning you’ll enjoy long hours of natural light and some spectacular sunsets from the upper floors.

Inside, the lower ground floor is dedicated to a spacious kitchen/living room—an ideal space for entertaining, with modern fittings and generous worktops.

On the ground and first floors, three double bedrooms offer flexibility for family life, home-working, or guests. The second floor loft conversion is a real showstopper, with exposed brickwork, rich wooden flooring, skylights, and French doors opening to a balcony with sweeping views across the city to the sea.

The bathroom is placed on the first floor and designed with a clean, contemporary feel, featuring a freestanding bath and separate shower. Throughout, original character is balanced with modern updates, from period-style iron bed frames to energy-efficient double glazing and the eco-benefits of solar panels.

Agent says: “Four bedrooms in Hanover are rare, and the loft suite here is a fantastic addition. Add in solar panels, the end-of-terrace light, and the proximity to both Kemptown and the North Laine, and you have a home that ticks a lot of wish-list boxes.”

Owner’s secret: “The loft room is our favourite place—it’s peaceful, full of light, and the views are amazing. In the evenings, we often sit by the Juliet balcony and watch the sun go down over Brighton. Being end-of-terrace, the light and privacy are excellent, and the location means we hardly ever use the car—everything is walkable.”

What’s around you: Shops Local corner shops & cafés – 2 minutes; North Laine – 10 minutes on foot Train Station: Brighton mainline – approx. 15 minutes by bus or bike Seafront or Park: Queen’s Park / The Level – 5 minutes on foot; Seafront – 5 minutes by car

• Closest schools: Primary: Elm Grove, St Luke’s Secondary: Varndean, Dorothy Stringer Private: Brighton College

Hanover’s painted streets are home to friendly pubs, organic grocers, and annual street parties. Queen’s Park’s green expanses, playground, and cafés are just down the hill, and St Luke’s Primary and Brighton College are within walking distance. Kemptown, with its beach access, coffee culture, and hospitals, is nearby, while the famous Lanes, Brighton Marina, and the South Downs National Park are all within easy reach. For commuters, Gatwick and London are accessible via Brighton Station in around an hour.