Preston Park Estate and Letting Agents

Around Preston Park you can see lots of Queen Anne Revival architecture and many Arts and Crafts-style villas featuring wooden balconies. Preston Manor, situated on the edge of Preston Park, is the former manor house of Preston. It is now a museum, furnished and decorated in Edwardian style so visitors can experience the ‘upstairs downstairs’ of the past. 

Over 50% of properties in Preston and surrounding areas are flats of varying types, including some very well presented conversions. The rest of the properties are made up of terraced housing (31%), semi-detached (8%) and detached (8%) houses. In this area, the vast majority of flats are owned by private landlords and rented to young professionals and skilled workers.   

The average cost of terraced properties in Preston Park is £593,529, and flats go for around £280,344. Detached properties fetch on average £985,978. Overall, sold prices in Preston Park have increased by 14% on the previous year and are 9% up on the highest peak in 2017*.  

*at time of writing in 2020

Train: Preston Park Train Station has exceptional links to Central Brighton, Hove, London and along the South Coast. It takes less than 5 minutes to get to Brighton Station or Hove station via train.   

Car: London Road, which runs through Preston, leads to the A23 as well as intersects with the A27, so travelling my car is incredibly convenient.

Bus & Bike: There are also regular bus services that can take you into Brighton or to neighbouring areas. Even though Preston Park is approximately 4 miles North of the beach and Brighton Pier, this is only 15 minutes on your bike along the convenient cycle lanes, or 20 minutes on one of the many bus routes.  

Nursery: Growing Up Green, Hopscotch, Pumpkin Patch, Busy Bees, Fiveways Play Centre. 

Primary: Preston Park Primary School, Brighton & Hove Montessori School, St Bernadettes RC Primary School, Stanford Junior School, Lancing College Prep 

Secondary: Dorothy Stringer, Varndean, The Brighton Academy