Brighton, East Sussex, BN1

This extraordinary home was once owned by Peter and Peggy Strausfeld, Peter being the emigré artist famous for his series of striking wood- and lino- cut Academy Cinema posters displayed around London from the 1950s to 1970s. Peggy was an acclaimed artist too, specializing in the decoration of ceramics, and her design of doves and vines still adorns the dining room fireplace. The rooms are quirky, almost all being of an unusual shape and enhanced character.

Ideally situated for commuting, the owner automatically gets a key to the gate for Preston Park station just a short, wooded walk away, and by road one can hop straight out onto the A23. The house provides generous parking for up to three cars and a nearby garage will in due course also become available (by separate sale).

What the Owner says:

We have been here for seventeen very happy years and it will be a huge wrench to leave, but the logistics of an upcoming business project demand, sadly, that we move back to the hurly-burly of central Brighton

Room sizes:

• Entrance Hall
• Cloakroom
• Kitchen: 18'6 × 7'9 (5.64m × 2.36m)
• Dining Room: 13'3 × 10'3 (4.04m × 3.13m)
• Conservatory: 10'2 × 7' (3.1m × 2.14m)
• Lounge: 15'6 × 12'3 (4.73m × 3.74m)
• Inner Hallway
• Bedroom 3/Study: 14'7 × 6'9 (4.45m × 2.06m)

• Landing
• Bedroom 1: 20' × 10'4 (6.1m × 3.15m)
• Balconies
• Dressing Room/Office: 23'6 × 10'4 (7.17m × 3.15m)
• Bathroom
• Bedroom 2: 15'6 × 4'4 (4.73m × 1.32m)
• Garden
• Parking

 
Please note that these particulars do not constitute or form part of an offer or contract, nor may they be regarded as representations. All interested parties must verify their accuracy and your solicitor must verify tenure/lease information, fixtures and fittings and planning/building regulation consents. All dimensions are approximate and quoted for guidance only. Reference to appliances and/or services does not imply that they are necessarily in working order or fit for the purpose.