House For Sale £900,000
An expansive three storey edwardian terraced house, gracefully-presented and well-positioned close to the border between brighton and hove. The property boasts A pretty courtyard garden, four double bedrooms and an assortment of period features.
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In brief
With its distinctive terracotta gable end and square fronted bay windows, Addison Road was built on the turn of the 20th century. Reassuringly elegant, all rooms are generously proportioned with high ceilings and large windows for optimal natural light while original features of architraves, decorative ceiling cornices and ceiling roses exude this home’s historic past.
A warm neutral colour palette compliments the refined welcoming décor of this considerable family home. Arranged over three floors, the property briefly consists of a sizable double reception room, an immaculately presented kitchen/dining room and ground floor w/c. Upstairs, there are four double bedrooms and two-family bathrooms.
EPC D
Ground floor
Addison Road boasts an appealing approach; the impressive brilliant white façade creates an instant wow factor that is equally matched by the interior of this townhouse. Set on a quiet road in Hove’s highly sought-after Seven Dials area, a timeless geometric tiled path sits in front of this striking period home. Sympathetically decorated throughout with double square bay sash windows and a classic outdoor porch, this is a beautiful example of contemporary living in a period property.
On entering, an excellently preserved hallway with exquisite wood flooring, detailed cornicing and a stunning authentic archway provides access to all ground floor rooms as well as offering a handy spot to store outdoor shoes and coats. To the front is a wonderfully presented double reception room, continuing on the pristine white backdrop to unite a vast range of period characteristics; a distinctive square fronted bay window with voguish plantation shutters pours light into the room accentuating the space with an enviable log burner posing as a focal point.
At the rear of the property is the kitchen and dining room, a shaker style kitchen decorated in sumptuous forest green wraps around the far side of the room, complemented by silestone quartz countertops and brushed brass handles. Offering capacious proportions, the room has been cleverly constructed taking full advantage of space; fitted with a range of in-built shelving and cupboards, a discrete ground floor w/c and a designated dining area. The kitchen has the benefit of a double range cooker, an integrated dishwasher, a double ceramic deep bowl Belfast sink, ample countertop and cupboard space. Reaping the very most from the morning sun, the kitchen leads on to a delightful courtyard garden; the ideal spot for al fresco dining in the summer months. Handy under stair storage cupboards are accessible from the hallway.
Upstairs
The staircase runs up from the entrance hall and gives access to all first-floor rooms from the landing. There are three double bedrooms on the first floor with the main bedroom to the front benefiting from a square fronted bay window, a sleek marble fire surround and cast-iron crown insert, plantation shutters and high ceilings. A second double bedroom is positioned adjacent overlooking the rear courtyard. To the rear is an amply sized modern family bathroom, refurbished in a vintage style in keeping with the character of the property and a further double bedroom.
Housed on the half landing, a chic additional family bathroom follows a similar sophisticated design and features a magnificent freestanding bathtub and a walk-in shower. The loft has been seamlessly converted into a main bedroom suite, beautifully lit by a full-length window overlooking the garden and several Velux windows on the opposing side.<br /><br />Outside
On the ground floor a pretty, paved courtyard provides a quiet and private outdoor space. With sufficient space for a table, it is a perfect outdoor space to enjoy all year round.
In the Local Area
With Dyke Road Park, Hove Recreation Ground, Hove Park and St Ann’s Well Gardens all within walking distance, residents of Addison Road have a host of green open spaces to choose from.
The hubbub of Seven Dials with its Flour Pot Bakery, Small Batch and Hellenic Bakery is only a short walk from your door, while nearer to home Montefiore Road and Davigdor Road offer additional local shops and cafes.
A short drive or leisurely stroll straight down Holland Road brings you out to the bustling café culture of Hove and on to seafront and promenade, making it easy to enjoy a day relaxing on the beach.
Regular bus services run into the centre of Brighton and Hove and up to the breath-taking views of Devil’s Dyke. Offering convenient mainline commuter links to London and Gatwick, Hove and Brighton train stations are both approximately a mile away.
Local schools include Hove Junior School, Brighton & Hove High School, The Drive Prep School, Cardinal Newman Catholic and School and Sixth Form, along with bhasvic and the Bilingual Primary School.
*** View the interactive virtual tour **
In brief
With its distinctive terracotta gable end and square fronted bay windows, Addison Road was built on the turn of the 20th century. Reassuringly elegant, all rooms are generously proportioned with high ceilings and large windows for optimal natural light while original features of architraves, decorative ceiling cornices and ceiling roses exude this home’s historic past.
A warm neutral colour palette compliments the refined welcoming décor of this considerable family home. Arranged over three floors, the property briefly consists of a sizable double reception room, an immaculately presented kitchen/dining room and ground floor w/c. Upstairs, there are four double bedrooms and two-family bathrooms.
EPC D
Ground floor
Addison Road boasts an appealing approach; the impressive brilliant white façade creates an instant wow factor that is equally matched by the interior of this townhouse. Set on a quiet road in Hove’s highly sought-after Seven Dials area, a timeless geometric tiled path sits in front of this striking period home. Sympathetically decorated throughout with double square bay sash windows and a classic outdoor porch, this is a beautiful example of contemporary living in a period property.
On entering, an excellently preserved hallway with exquisite wood flooring, detailed cornicing and a stunning authentic archway provides access to all ground floor rooms as well as offering a handy spot to store outdoor shoes and coats. To the front is a wonderfully presented double reception room, continuing on the pristine white backdrop to unite a vast range of period characteristics; a distinctive square fronted bay window with voguish plantation shutters pours light into the room accentuating the space with an enviable log burner posing as a focal point.
At the rear of the property is the kitchen and dining room, a shaker style kitchen decorated in sumptuous forest green wraps around the far side of the room, complemented by silestone quartz countertops and brushed brass handles. Offering capacious proportions, the room has been cleverly constructed taking full advantage of space; fitted with a range of in-built shelving and cupboards, a discrete ground floor w/c and a designated dining area. The kitchen has the benefit of a double range cooker, an integrated dishwasher, a double ceramic deep bowl Belfast sink, ample countertop and cupboard space. Reaping the very most from the morning sun, the kitchen leads on to a delightful courtyard garden; the ideal spot for al fresco dining in the summer months. Handy under stair storage cupboards are accessible from the hallway.
Upstairs
The staircase runs up from the entrance hall and gives access to all first-floor rooms from the landing. There are three double bedrooms on the first floor with the main bedroom to the front benefiting from a square fronted bay window, a sleek marble fire surround and cast-iron crown insert, plantation shutters and high ceilings. A second double bedroom is positioned adjacent overlooking the rear courtyard. To the rear is an amply sized modern family bathroom, refurbished in a vintage style in keeping with the character of the property and a further double bedroom.
Housed on the half landing, a chic additional family bathroom follows a similar sophisticated design and features a magnificent freestanding bathtub and a walk-in shower. The loft has been seamlessly converted into a main bedroom suite, beautifully lit by a full-length window overlooking the garden and several Velux windows on the opposing side.<br /><br />Outside
On the ground floor a pretty, paved courtyard provides a quiet and private outdoor space. With sufficient space for a table, it is a perfect outdoor space to enjoy all year round.
In the Local Area
With Dyke Road Park, Hove Recreation Ground, Hove Park and St Ann’s Well Gardens all within walking distance, residents of Addison Road have a host of green open spaces to choose from.
The hubbub of Seven Dials with its Flour Pot Bakery, Small Batch and Hellenic Bakery is only a short walk from your door, while nearer to home Montefiore Road and Davigdor Road offer additional local shops and cafes.
A short drive or leisurely stroll straight down Holland Road brings you out to the bustling café culture of Hove and on to seafront and promenade, making it easy to enjoy a day relaxing on the beach.
Regular bus services run into the centre of Brighton and Hove and up to the breath-taking views of Devil’s Dyke. Offering convenient mainline commuter links to London and Gatwick, Hove and Brighton train stations are both approximately a mile away.
Local schools include Hove Junior School, Brighton & Hove High School, The Drive Prep School, Cardinal Newman Catholic and School and Sixth Form, along with bhasvic and the Bilingual Primary School.
