This grand ground floor west-facing Regency apartment is set within a historic Grade 1 listed building in the center of Brunswick Square, overlooking Brunswick Gardens. The property, which spans over 2000 square feet across three levels, features original period details such as high corniced ceilings, ornate marble fireplaces, and large stained glass windows, complemented by a rich palette of Farrow & Ball colors. The apartment has been thoughtfully updated to cater to contemporary living, with natural flooring of Portland stone, oak, and sisal, and column radiators throughout. It shares a freehold with three other properties within the building, ensuring a quiet and exclusive living environment. The ground floor offers a grand communal hallway with a feature fireplace and Portland stone flooring, leading to a spacious main reception room and kitchen combined, featuring high ceilings, wide windows with original working shutters, and a period fireplace. The kitchen boasts gloss units, a Corian worktop and island/breakfast bar, and views of the terrace opposite. A sitting/TV room with a marble fireplace and easterly light completes the ground floor, along with a utility room, a ground floor cloakroom, and a master bedroom with fitted wardrobes and en-suite bathroom. Upstairs, the first floor features a double bedroom with west-facing windows and a shower room, while the second floor offers another bedroom with roof top views and an open office space. An attic space with a height tall enough to stand up in provides additional storage. The apartment is situated in a vibrant area with a wealth of café life, independent shops, local pubs, and restaurants, and is a short walk from the seafront and Brighton station, offering direct trains to London. The property is exempt from EPC, has a service charge of £4,408 per annum, and is on a shared freehold with 971 years remaining. The council tax band is F, with an annual charge of £3,218.10. Broadband and mobile phone coverage should be checked via the Ofcom Checker, and prospective buyers are advised to review any local planning permissions that may affect the property.