5 Bedroom Terraced House

There are very few homes in Southsea that offer this combination of character, space, views and lifestyle.

Positioned on the prestigious Clifton Terrace, overlooking Southsea Common and out towards the Solent and Isle of Wight, this remarkable Grade II listed townhouse has been a much-loved family home. Arranged across five floors, it blends beautiful Victorian proportions with flexible modern living, creating a home that feels equally suited to family life, entertaining and quiet moments spent enjoying its exceptional coastal setting.

At the heart of the home is a wonderfully sociable kitchen and dining room where daily life naturally unfolds. From busy family breakfasts before the school run to relaxed evenings gathered around the table, this is a space designed around how people actually live. Generous proportions, excellent storage and plenty of room to host make it every bit as practical as it is welcoming.

The first-floor sitting room offers a different atmosphere. Bright and elegant, with high ceilings, original fireplaces, period cornicing and large sash windows, it enjoys wonderful views towards Southsea Common and the sea beyond.

This home provides four generous double bedrooms, supported by two en suites, a family bathroom and a separate cloakroom. The rear bedrooms offer a quieter outlook, while the rooms to the front enjoy the very best of the natural light throughout the day.

Occupying the entire upper floor, the principal suite is undoubtedly one of the home's standout spaces. Bright, peaceful and beautifully connected to the roof terrace, it feels more like a private retreat than a traditional bedroom. Wake to views across the Solent, enjoy a morning coffee on the terrace and end the day watching the changing colours of the sea from the comfort of your own suite. Extensive built-in storage, a generous en suite and a thoughtfully designed refreshment area complete a space that feels entirely separate from the rest of the house.

The lower ground floor adds a level of flexibility that is rarely found in period homes. Currently arranged as a family room and gym, it could equally serve as a teenage retreat, guest accommodation, home cinema or a potential fifth bedroom, depending on a buyer's needs. A dedicated home office, utility room and extensive storage further enhance the practicality of the property.

Outside, the landscaped rear garden provides a surprisingly generous outdoor space for such a central location. Designed for easy maintenance and year-round enjoyment, it offers the perfect setting for family gatherings, summer dining and relaxed weekends at home.

Above it all, the roof terrace provides a perspective few homes in Southsea can match. Looking across the Solent towards the Isle of Wight, it is easy to understand why this has become the owners' favourite place to spend a summer evening.

Residents also benefit from secure gated parking to the front of the property, a valuable feature in one of Southsea's most desirable locations.

Life here extends far beyond the front door. Southsea Common, the beach and seafront are quite literally moments away, while an ever-growing collection of independent cafés, restaurants, wine bars and local businesses create the vibrant lifestyle Southsea has become so well known for. Whether it's an early morning walk along the coast, coffee at Southsea Coffee Co, a Sunday afternoon at The Queens Hotel or an evening spent with friends at The Southsea Beach Cafe, everything that makes this part of the city so special is right on your doorstep.

A rare opportunity to acquire a substantial and characterful coastal home in one of Southsea's most iconic locations.