3 bed Flat For Sale £500,000
*** guide price - £500,000 - £550,000 ***
Spacious and modern lower ground floor apartment with communal gardens excellently positioned in central hove
This large lower ground floor apartment offers a good-sized lounge, a newly fitted contemporary kitchen, three double bedrooms and a further versatile internal room currently used as an additional family room. The property boasts a modern family shower room and direct access to the communal gardens. The flat also has the benefit of its own street entrance and shared access to a large bike shed.
Set in the grandeur of this distinctive red brick Victorian building, contemporary interior design blends seamlessly with a host of original features dating back to 1898. Rumoured to be the guest accommodation for those attending parties at the Royal Pavilion in days gone by, this historic building with its pinnacle and castellated tower, turrets and mullion windows, is a fantastic architectural example of the Jacobean Revival style.
Hove bustles with artisan bakers, independent cafes and a multitude of restaurants. Nearby pedestrianised George Street continues likewise with its lively pavement café scene. With Hove’s wide promenade just a short stroll away you’re never too far from fresh sea air. And if you’re looking to catch the train, Hove mainline station is 0.5 miles away with direct trains to the capital.
Arundel House is currently situated in parking zone N. The council tax band is C, which is currently charged at £1,825.97 for 2021/2022.
Spacious and modern lower ground floor apartment with communal gardens excellently positioned in central hove
This large lower ground floor apartment offers a good-sized lounge, a newly fitted contemporary kitchen, three double bedrooms and a further versatile internal room currently used as an additional family room. The property boasts a modern family shower room and direct access to the communal gardens. The flat also has the benefit of its own street entrance and shared access to a large bike shed.
Set in the grandeur of this distinctive red brick Victorian building, contemporary interior design blends seamlessly with a host of original features dating back to 1898. Rumoured to be the guest accommodation for those attending parties at the Royal Pavilion in days gone by, this historic building with its pinnacle and castellated tower, turrets and mullion windows, is a fantastic architectural example of the Jacobean Revival style.
Hove bustles with artisan bakers, independent cafes and a multitude of restaurants. Nearby pedestrianised George Street continues likewise with its lively pavement café scene. With Hove’s wide promenade just a short stroll away you’re never too far from fresh sea air. And if you’re looking to catch the train, Hove mainline station is 0.5 miles away with direct trains to the capital.
Arundel House is currently situated in parking zone N. The council tax band is C, which is currently charged at £1,825.97 for 2021/2022.
