1 bed Flat For Sale £275,000
Peacefully located on a quiet road close to the sea and St. Ann’s Well Gardens, this one-bedroom apartment is also incredibly central with Brighton Station an easy walk away. With a sunny westerly aspect and a balcony accessible from the living room, it is filled with natural light as it sits on the fourth floor of a smart Mid-Century development with communal gardens. Beautifully maintained, the décor is modern yet neutral so you can move straight in or let it out immediately with ease. With a full-time caretaker and gardener, the entire building and grounds are immaculate with an air of exclusivity, and this flat is being sold with a Share of the Freehold. With excellent transport links, this flat would be perfect for commuters, professionals and investors alike!
In brief:
Style: 4th floor flat in a 1960s development (with lift)
Type: 1 double bedroom, 1 living room, 1 bathroom, 1 kitchen
Location: Clifton Hill/Montpelier
Floor Area: Please see floor plan
Outside: Private west facing balcony and communal garden
Parking: Permit zone O (no waiting list)
Tenure: Leasehold
Maintange charge: £2480 P/A
Years remianing on lease: 936 Years
Council tax band: B
Why you’ll like it:
The clean linear forms of Mid-Century architecture are making a comeback, so this well-maintained apartment building in Central Hove is on trend with freshly painted walls, balconies and a manicured garden to the rear. It forms a slight curve to echo its Deco neighbours, and a neat drive leads to the main door with a secure entry-phone system.
You enter the welcoming foyer where lifts or stairs take you to your floor. Stepping in to a generous entrance hall, there are deep cupboards for storing coats, shoes and household items – yet there is a much larger storage room for this flat in the basement too with room for several bikes.
Fine quality wood laminate flooring flows throughout the property, paired with fresh white walls and modern fittings which will suit all styles of furnishing. The bathroom is chic and stylish with natural stone and slate grey tiling within an enclosed shower cubicle with an electric shower for constant hot water. A contemporary hand basin is set into a stone topped vanity unit and a tall chrome rail warms the towels.
Nearby, the bedroom is a fantastic size with a wide picture window looking out over the trees within the city gardens nearby. Tall fitted wardrobes run along one wall which maximises the floor space and there is access to the balcony which runs full width along the apartment so you can enjoy evening drinks as the sun sets. Being elevated and with energy efficient double glazing, it is incredibly tranquil in here, so you can always ensure a truly rested night’s sleep.
At the opposite end of the hall, the living room has fantastic open views over the roof and treetops of the city and park, all the way to the rolling hills of the South Downs National Park and beyond. These ribbon across the landscape taking in Truleigh Hill in the west and are a wonderful reminder of how perfectly positioned the city is between the countryside and the coast. There is ample space for formal dining and relaxed seating, plus there are fitted cabinets up high for useful storage. Naturally light, a wall of glazing opens to the full width balcony which offers a lovely spot to sit out during the warmer seasons.
The kitchen is easily accessible next door with contemporary black gloss units and integrated appliances to include a slimline dishwasher, a fridge freezer, a washing machine, plus a fan oven with induction hob.
The communal garden is a delight for the senses should you crave a little more outside space, with lawns and scented flowerbeds in walled grounds. St Ann’s Well Park is also over the road where you’ll find tennis courts, a café and picturesque picnic areas to enjoy throughout the spring and summer.
Agent’s thoughts:
Well-presented, spacious and light, this apartment has so many positive attributes that we do not expect it to sit on the market for long.
Owner’s secret
“The building itself is well-managed and quiet with lovely neighbours, and you cannot beat the location for accessibility to the town’s amenities and the station. We have lived here happily for 9-years, but since starting a family, we are looking for a little more space and a garden, but we will miss the energy and convenience of the area.”
Where it is:
Shops: Local 3 min walk, city centre 8 min walk
Train Station: Brighton Station 10 min walk
Seafront or Park: St Ann’s Well Gardens adjacent, Seafront 5 min walk
Closest Schools:
Primary: Brunswick Primary, Hove Primary School
Secondary: Hove Park, Blatchington Mill, Cardinal Newman rc
Private: Brighton College<br /><br />This bright flat is situated in a popular area with lots of local shops and the beach on your doorstep. The city centre shopping districts and parks are also within easy reach, and this home also offers easy access to Brighton Station and the A23 which have direct and fast links to the airports and London.
In brief:
Style: 4th floor flat in a 1960s development (with lift)
Type: 1 double bedroom, 1 living room, 1 bathroom, 1 kitchen
Location: Clifton Hill/Montpelier
Floor Area: Please see floor plan
Outside: Private west facing balcony and communal garden
Parking: Permit zone O (no waiting list)
Tenure: Leasehold
Maintange charge: £2480 P/A
Years remianing on lease: 936 Years
Council tax band: B
Why you’ll like it:
The clean linear forms of Mid-Century architecture are making a comeback, so this well-maintained apartment building in Central Hove is on trend with freshly painted walls, balconies and a manicured garden to the rear. It forms a slight curve to echo its Deco neighbours, and a neat drive leads to the main door with a secure entry-phone system.
You enter the welcoming foyer where lifts or stairs take you to your floor. Stepping in to a generous entrance hall, there are deep cupboards for storing coats, shoes and household items – yet there is a much larger storage room for this flat in the basement too with room for several bikes.
Fine quality wood laminate flooring flows throughout the property, paired with fresh white walls and modern fittings which will suit all styles of furnishing. The bathroom is chic and stylish with natural stone and slate grey tiling within an enclosed shower cubicle with an electric shower for constant hot water. A contemporary hand basin is set into a stone topped vanity unit and a tall chrome rail warms the towels.
Nearby, the bedroom is a fantastic size with a wide picture window looking out over the trees within the city gardens nearby. Tall fitted wardrobes run along one wall which maximises the floor space and there is access to the balcony which runs full width along the apartment so you can enjoy evening drinks as the sun sets. Being elevated and with energy efficient double glazing, it is incredibly tranquil in here, so you can always ensure a truly rested night’s sleep.
At the opposite end of the hall, the living room has fantastic open views over the roof and treetops of the city and park, all the way to the rolling hills of the South Downs National Park and beyond. These ribbon across the landscape taking in Truleigh Hill in the west and are a wonderful reminder of how perfectly positioned the city is between the countryside and the coast. There is ample space for formal dining and relaxed seating, plus there are fitted cabinets up high for useful storage. Naturally light, a wall of glazing opens to the full width balcony which offers a lovely spot to sit out during the warmer seasons.
The kitchen is easily accessible next door with contemporary black gloss units and integrated appliances to include a slimline dishwasher, a fridge freezer, a washing machine, plus a fan oven with induction hob.
The communal garden is a delight for the senses should you crave a little more outside space, with lawns and scented flowerbeds in walled grounds. St Ann’s Well Park is also over the road where you’ll find tennis courts, a café and picturesque picnic areas to enjoy throughout the spring and summer.
Agent’s thoughts:
Well-presented, spacious and light, this apartment has so many positive attributes that we do not expect it to sit on the market for long.
Owner’s secret
“The building itself is well-managed and quiet with lovely neighbours, and you cannot beat the location for accessibility to the town’s amenities and the station. We have lived here happily for 9-years, but since starting a family, we are looking for a little more space and a garden, but we will miss the energy and convenience of the area.”
Where it is:
Shops: Local 3 min walk, city centre 8 min walk
Train Station: Brighton Station 10 min walk
Seafront or Park: St Ann’s Well Gardens adjacent, Seafront 5 min walk
Closest Schools:
Primary: Brunswick Primary, Hove Primary School
Secondary: Hove Park, Blatchington Mill, Cardinal Newman rc
Private: Brighton College<br /><br />This bright flat is situated in a popular area with lots of local shops and the beach on your doorstep. The city centre shopping districts and parks are also within easy reach, and this home also offers easy access to Brighton Station and the A23 which have direct and fast links to the airports and London.
