House For Sale £1,350,000
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Substantial Edwardian home forming part of the Pembroke and Princes Conservation Area of central Hove.
In brief
In the Pembroke and Princes Conservation Area of central Hove, this semi-detached, red brick period property dates from the early 20th century. A seductive fusion of original features has a modern neutral palette as backdrop. Boasting circa 2,500 square feet, this expansive accommodation is arranged over three floors.
EPC rating D
In more detail
Ground floor
Set back from the road, this delightful Edwardian Villa offers a pleasing approach; bold red brick and brilliant white sash windows, yield a distinctive and appealing contrast framed by a well-tended front garden.
A generous entrance hall with a noteworthy stained-glass window and convenient under-stair storage provides a warm welcome into this charming home; posing the perfect spot for seasonal decorations. Situated at the front of the property is a sizable reception room complete with a large bay window for lots of natural light. Towards the rear there are a further two reception rooms, both are fitted with sliding patio doors, pulling light into the room and enabling access to the substantial garden. An idyllic space to enjoy alfresco living in the Summer months. The property boasts a newly refurbished kitchen and a handy ground floor clock room.
Upstairs
There are four large double bedrooms on the first floor, three benefiting from newly fitted en suites and the fourth opening out onto a pleasant west facing balcony.
On the second floor there are a further two considerable bedrooms, each with built-in storage and one with access to a contemporary en suite shower room. The property also benefits from an enviable amount of eaves storage space.
Outside
The pretty rear garden is a good enough size to suit all family requirements. Accessed via glazed sliding doors from both the living room and the family room, a paved patio area sits directly outside providing the perfect space for alfresco dining, an added bonus in these times where external socialising has become the norm whatever the weather.
The central garden is laid to lawn with a stepping stone path leading down to a useful storage shed. The lush lawn is an ideal place for children to play and its shingle and plant bed borders a keen gardener’s joy. Currently laid to mature shrubs there’s lots of scope for introducing colour and variety.
In The Local Area
Conveniently situated for all amenities being within easy walking distance of Hove mainline railway station, providing convenient commuter routes to London, as well as the local independent shops and cafes of George Street and Church Road. Regular bus services travel into the hub of Hove’s Church Road, onto the centre of Brighton and out to Devil’s Dyke.
Hove seafront is within half a mile, a leisurely stroll south taking you directly to the seafront, beach and promenade. Once there a parade of local independent shops and eateries on Kingsway includes the ever-popular Franco’s Osteria, the Sugardough Bakery and the Kernel of Hove health food store.
Local primary schools include ofsted outstanding Aldrington, St Andrew’s and St Christopher’s prep school plus some excellent senior schools including Hove Park and Blatchington Mill. Brighton College is on a door-to-door bus route.
Substantial Edwardian home forming part of the Pembroke and Princes Conservation Area of central Hove.
In brief
In the Pembroke and Princes Conservation Area of central Hove, this semi-detached, red brick period property dates from the early 20th century. A seductive fusion of original features has a modern neutral palette as backdrop. Boasting circa 2,500 square feet, this expansive accommodation is arranged over three floors.
EPC rating D
In more detail
Ground floor
Set back from the road, this delightful Edwardian Villa offers a pleasing approach; bold red brick and brilliant white sash windows, yield a distinctive and appealing contrast framed by a well-tended front garden.
A generous entrance hall with a noteworthy stained-glass window and convenient under-stair storage provides a warm welcome into this charming home; posing the perfect spot for seasonal decorations. Situated at the front of the property is a sizable reception room complete with a large bay window for lots of natural light. Towards the rear there are a further two reception rooms, both are fitted with sliding patio doors, pulling light into the room and enabling access to the substantial garden. An idyllic space to enjoy alfresco living in the Summer months. The property boasts a newly refurbished kitchen and a handy ground floor clock room.
Upstairs
There are four large double bedrooms on the first floor, three benefiting from newly fitted en suites and the fourth opening out onto a pleasant west facing balcony.
On the second floor there are a further two considerable bedrooms, each with built-in storage and one with access to a contemporary en suite shower room. The property also benefits from an enviable amount of eaves storage space.
Outside
The pretty rear garden is a good enough size to suit all family requirements. Accessed via glazed sliding doors from both the living room and the family room, a paved patio area sits directly outside providing the perfect space for alfresco dining, an added bonus in these times where external socialising has become the norm whatever the weather.
The central garden is laid to lawn with a stepping stone path leading down to a useful storage shed. The lush lawn is an ideal place for children to play and its shingle and plant bed borders a keen gardener’s joy. Currently laid to mature shrubs there’s lots of scope for introducing colour and variety.
In The Local Area
Conveniently situated for all amenities being within easy walking distance of Hove mainline railway station, providing convenient commuter routes to London, as well as the local independent shops and cafes of George Street and Church Road. Regular bus services travel into the hub of Hove’s Church Road, onto the centre of Brighton and out to Devil’s Dyke.
Hove seafront is within half a mile, a leisurely stroll south taking you directly to the seafront, beach and promenade. Once there a parade of local independent shops and eateries on Kingsway includes the ever-popular Franco’s Osteria, the Sugardough Bakery and the Kernel of Hove health food store.
Local primary schools include ofsted outstanding Aldrington, St Andrew’s and St Christopher’s prep school plus some excellent senior schools including Hove Park and Blatchington Mill. Brighton College is on a door-to-door bus route.
