Regency Mews, Brighton, BN1 2HF

The Glassworks is a four-bedroom home within a converted former glassworks in central Brighton's Regency Mews. Previously featured on Channel 4's George Clarke's Remarkable Renovations, it combines original arches, exposed steelwork, restored doors and reclaimed timber with contemporary accommodation across three floors. A lift serves all three levels alongside the sculptural iron staircase. The ground floor offers a generous, adaptable living space, currently arranged with seating and a gym area. A bedroom with en-suite facilities provides flexibility for guests or working from home. On the first floor, a reading area or study leads to the principal suite, which includes a dressing area and en-suite. Two further bedrooms include one with en-suite and Jack-and-Jill access, and another opening onto a south-facing balcony. A family bathroom completes this level. The upper floor is the main living space: an expansive open-plan kitchen, dining and sitting room beneath a pitched ceiling with skylights and reclaimed timber detailing. The floor was lowered during the conversion to increase the room's volume. South-facing glazed doors open to a private terrace, connecting the living area with outdoor seating space. Original brickwork, structural steel and restored elements give each floor its own character, while the lift, flexible rooms and range of bathrooms support everyday use. The ground-floor accommodation offers options for different household needs; alternative uses or alterations would be subject to any necessary consents. Regency Mews is centrally positioned for Brighton's seafront, independent shops, cafés, restaurants and cultural attractions. Brighton Station is also within reach. This is an individual city home with architectural history, generous volume and private outdoor space.

EPC Rating: B