House For Sale £575,000
Sitting on the cusp of Hove Station Conservation Area and within walking distance of several popular parks, schools and the beach, this three/four-bedroom, Victorian townhouse is ideally positioned for families with children of all ages. It is well-presented throughout with a wealth of period features and bright, generous room which are filled with natural light due to a southerly aspect at the rear and wide bay windows. The garden is a lovely size for a city house and has a bespoke summer cabin which could have a plethora of uses, both for work or recreation. There is scope for further modernisation or extension which would add value in such a highly sought-after location, but the entire home is in fine fettle so you can move straight in with ease. The shops of Church Road are within easy reach, and transport links are excellent with Hove Station less than 5-mins away on foot, making this an exciting prospect for many.
Style: Late-Victorian terraced house
Bedrooms: 3/4 double; 1 en suite
Bathrooms: 2
Living rooms: 1-2 spacious
Area: 1072 sq ft
Outside: South facing rear garden
Location: Hove Station
Parking: Residents Permit Zone N
Why you'll like it:
Perfectly positioned within walking distance of Hove Station and Church Road, yet peacefully tucked away within a smart Victorian terrace, this house offers families and professionals the quintessential Hove lifestyle. Sitting mid-terrace, this attractive house has a classic period façade in white with canted bay windows to bring in a substantial amount of natural light.
Spread over three floors, you can enter via the lower ground entrance or the raised ground floor, but stepping down to the front patio, a glazed door opens directly into the open plan kitchen, living and dining room which spans the entire lower floor from front to back. This was originally two rooms which have been opened to create one bright and sociable space with terracotta floor tiles and white walls. There is ample space in here for formal dining and relaxing on sofas, plus an open fire warms the space perfectly during the cooler seasons. The kitchen is recessed to one side, so it does not dominate the space and has an integrated oven and hob, leaving space for your other appliances.
As the weather warms, French doors open to the garden which becomes a lovely extension of the home during the spring and summer. The borders are green and lush with plants which also provide some privacy, and there is a large patio area for dining alfresco. At the far end, a summer cabin has been built which could be used for any number of reasons. It is an attractive build with sliding stable doors and would be great as a workshop, garden bar, office or teenage den. While it currently doesn't have electricity, this could be added by a professional who could run cabling from the house.
There is also a bathroom on this floor which is fresh in white with a shower over the bath and plenty of storage below the stairs to the raised ground floor.
Up here there are two generous, versatile rooms which could be reception rooms, bedrooms or work spaces depending on need. The rear room is carpeted and has a traditional built-in wardrobe and charming views of the garden. The room to the front has similar proportions with a high ceiling and period features which include a fireplace and timber-framed sash windows which have been double glazed. For families with older children, this layout can be ideal so they can socialise independently on occasion.
Mirroring the footprint of the rooms below, there are two further double rooms with carpet underfoot and double-glazed windows on the first floor. Spanning the front of the house, the principal bedroom has an en suite shower room and WC, plus another period fireplace for character and decoration.
Agent's thoughts:
This family home ticks so many boxes with its generous rooms, south facing garden and excellent location. This area and never waned in its popularity, so it is sure to be snapped up.
Owner's secret
"This is a great area to live in - there's a vibrant energy to it with so much to do within walking distance, and for children you have the park and beach just 5 minutes away. If you commute, you can also be in London in just over an hour door to door – just perfect!"
Where it is:
Shops: Local 2 min walk, city centre 8 mins on the bus
Train Station: Hove Station 5 min walk
Seafront or Park: Hove Lawns and Seafront 5 min walk
Closest Schools:
Primary: West Hove Primary School
Secondary: Hove Park, Blatchington Mill, Cardinal Newman rc
Private: Brighton College
This sunny Victorian home is situated in a popular area with lots of local shops and the beach nearby. The city centre shopping districts and parks are also within easy reach, and this house also offers easy access to Hove Station and the bypass which has direct and fast links to the airports and London.
Style: Late-Victorian terraced house
Bedrooms: 3/4 double; 1 en suite
Bathrooms: 2
Living rooms: 1-2 spacious
Area: 1072 sq ft
Outside: South facing rear garden
Location: Hove Station
Parking: Residents Permit Zone N
Why you'll like it:
Perfectly positioned within walking distance of Hove Station and Church Road, yet peacefully tucked away within a smart Victorian terrace, this house offers families and professionals the quintessential Hove lifestyle. Sitting mid-terrace, this attractive house has a classic period façade in white with canted bay windows to bring in a substantial amount of natural light.
Spread over three floors, you can enter via the lower ground entrance or the raised ground floor, but stepping down to the front patio, a glazed door opens directly into the open plan kitchen, living and dining room which spans the entire lower floor from front to back. This was originally two rooms which have been opened to create one bright and sociable space with terracotta floor tiles and white walls. There is ample space in here for formal dining and relaxing on sofas, plus an open fire warms the space perfectly during the cooler seasons. The kitchen is recessed to one side, so it does not dominate the space and has an integrated oven and hob, leaving space for your other appliances.
As the weather warms, French doors open to the garden which becomes a lovely extension of the home during the spring and summer. The borders are green and lush with plants which also provide some privacy, and there is a large patio area for dining alfresco. At the far end, a summer cabin has been built which could be used for any number of reasons. It is an attractive build with sliding stable doors and would be great as a workshop, garden bar, office or teenage den. While it currently doesn't have electricity, this could be added by a professional who could run cabling from the house.
There is also a bathroom on this floor which is fresh in white with a shower over the bath and plenty of storage below the stairs to the raised ground floor.
Up here there are two generous, versatile rooms which could be reception rooms, bedrooms or work spaces depending on need. The rear room is carpeted and has a traditional built-in wardrobe and charming views of the garden. The room to the front has similar proportions with a high ceiling and period features which include a fireplace and timber-framed sash windows which have been double glazed. For families with older children, this layout can be ideal so they can socialise independently on occasion.
Mirroring the footprint of the rooms below, there are two further double rooms with carpet underfoot and double-glazed windows on the first floor. Spanning the front of the house, the principal bedroom has an en suite shower room and WC, plus another period fireplace for character and decoration.
Agent's thoughts:
This family home ticks so many boxes with its generous rooms, south facing garden and excellent location. This area and never waned in its popularity, so it is sure to be snapped up.
Owner's secret
"This is a great area to live in - there's a vibrant energy to it with so much to do within walking distance, and for children you have the park and beach just 5 minutes away. If you commute, you can also be in London in just over an hour door to door – just perfect!"
Where it is:
Shops: Local 2 min walk, city centre 8 mins on the bus
Train Station: Hove Station 5 min walk
Seafront or Park: Hove Lawns and Seafront 5 min walk
Closest Schools:
Primary: West Hove Primary School
Secondary: Hove Park, Blatchington Mill, Cardinal Newman rc
Private: Brighton College
This sunny Victorian home is situated in a popular area with lots of local shops and the beach nearby. The city centre shopping districts and parks are also within easy reach, and this house also offers easy access to Hove Station and the bypass which has direct and fast links to the airports and London.
