3 bed flat to rent

Embassy Court, Kings Road, Brighton BN1

Set directly opposite the beach, this ground-floor residence has well-proportioned rooms and a contemporary finish throughout. The property presents with a spacious living room, a separate modern kitchen, a bathroom with a white suite and additional W.C., and three bedrooms. The two largest bedrooms boast built-in wardrobe space. The apartment boasts accent to a south facing communal roof terrace. On the basement level of the building is a communal laundry room with industrial tumble dryers (payable).

Built in 1935, Embassy Court was designed by Wells Coates, whose work includes an array of critically acclaimed Modernist buildings. This Grade II*-listed block has undergone significant restoration work over recent years, returning it to its former glory.

Local schools include Davigdor Infants, Hove Park Secondary, Somerhill Junior School and St Mary Magdalen Catholic Primary School. The private Brighton and Hove High School and bimm (British and Irish Modern Music Institute are both very easily accessible.

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