3 bed Flat For Sale £700,000
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well-presented, period apartment wonderfully situated within the brunswick town conservation area of hove and benefiting from three bedrooms, A superb cast iron balcony and A share of the freehold.
In Brief
Situated in the highly sought-after Brunswick Town conservation area, a stone's throw from the beach, this Hove apartment sits on the first floor of one of Brighton and Hove's most iconic buildings just moments from the bustling cafes and shops of Church Road.
Designed by Clayton & Black in the 1890s, the distinctive Flemish-Renaissance style of the red brick and pale ashlar facade of Gwydyr Mansions retains the grandeur of days gone by. Looking out over a wide road that leads down to the seafront, sash windows and high ceilings combine with a lovely flow of natural light to create a beautiful backdrop to a home that offers plenty of period charm.
EPC Rating: D
Council Tax: C
Tenure: Leasehold with Share of Freehold
Unexpired term on lease - 949 years 9 months
Ground Rent – £50
Ground Rent review date – N/A
Service Charge - £5693 this includes general buildings insurance policy and hot water
This information has been provided by the seller. Please obtain verification via your legal representative.
In more detail
The magnificent communal hallways, original elevator and sweeping staircase of this distinguished mansion block creates an instant wow factor that's hard to ignore. A spacious living room is the real heart of this central Hove home. Offering a fantastic feeling of height and space, natural light tumbles in through its sash bay windows highlighting the generous amount of room on offer, while its elegant feature fireplace creates a traditional focal point. This beautifully lit space features ample room for both seating and dining areas. Fully fitted with a wealth of cabinets and ample countertop space, the separate kitchen is well-appointed with an array of integrated appliances. A tiled floor and tall sash window add to the charm and character of this Victorian apartment.
Adding to the great sense of space, two large double bedrooms echo the views of the living room from their own bay sash windows. Graceful period cornicing wraps-around the high ceilings of each room, complemented by a soft neutral colour scheme and a flow of natural light provides a calm and peaceful feel. A third smaller room, could easily accommodate a single bedroom or be utilised as a fantastic home office.
Arranged in a dark grey tile setting that complements the heritage colour scheme, the well-sized bathroom features a full-size bath and a separate walk-in shower.<br /><br />Outside
A private ornate balcony runs the full length of the apartment and can be accessed from all main rooms. A charming space offering far-reaching oblique views towards the sea. Replicating the architectural symmetry of the property outside, a beautifully landscaped communal garden is boarded on each side by an immaculate hedgerow and a large stretch of lawn with well-tended flower beds fixed around the perimeter.
Built in the 1890s, each of Gwydyr Mansions' fifty apartments were originally configured with servants' accommodation in-keeping with the social status of the first occupants. Located on the lower ground floor of the building, Gwydyr Hairdressing Saloon is still in use today and is now the oldest barbers in the city. Located on Holland Road, Hove Lawns and seafront are only a very short walk away from your front door, while the green open spaces of Adelaide Crescent and Brunswick Square are nearby. When it comes to shops, bars and restaurants there's no shortage of choice as Church Road, Western Road and Brighton's famous Lanes are all close at hand. Offering everything from high street and independent stores to the locally sourced pastries and coffees of the ever popular Baked, everything you need is right on your doorstep. Plenty of bus services across the city as well as up to Devil's Dyke, while both Hove and Brighton train stations are under a mile away providing regular mainline links for commuters. Local schools include Hove Junior School, St Andrew's C of E Primary School and Brighton & Hove High School.
well-presented, period apartment wonderfully situated within the brunswick town conservation area of hove and benefiting from three bedrooms, A superb cast iron balcony and A share of the freehold.
In Brief
Situated in the highly sought-after Brunswick Town conservation area, a stone's throw from the beach, this Hove apartment sits on the first floor of one of Brighton and Hove's most iconic buildings just moments from the bustling cafes and shops of Church Road.
Designed by Clayton & Black in the 1890s, the distinctive Flemish-Renaissance style of the red brick and pale ashlar facade of Gwydyr Mansions retains the grandeur of days gone by. Looking out over a wide road that leads down to the seafront, sash windows and high ceilings combine with a lovely flow of natural light to create a beautiful backdrop to a home that offers plenty of period charm.
EPC Rating: D
Council Tax: C
Tenure: Leasehold with Share of Freehold
Unexpired term on lease - 949 years 9 months
Ground Rent – £50
Ground Rent review date – N/A
Service Charge - £5693 this includes general buildings insurance policy and hot water
This information has been provided by the seller. Please obtain verification via your legal representative.
In more detail
The magnificent communal hallways, original elevator and sweeping staircase of this distinguished mansion block creates an instant wow factor that's hard to ignore. A spacious living room is the real heart of this central Hove home. Offering a fantastic feeling of height and space, natural light tumbles in through its sash bay windows highlighting the generous amount of room on offer, while its elegant feature fireplace creates a traditional focal point. This beautifully lit space features ample room for both seating and dining areas. Fully fitted with a wealth of cabinets and ample countertop space, the separate kitchen is well-appointed with an array of integrated appliances. A tiled floor and tall sash window add to the charm and character of this Victorian apartment.
Adding to the great sense of space, two large double bedrooms echo the views of the living room from their own bay sash windows. Graceful period cornicing wraps-around the high ceilings of each room, complemented by a soft neutral colour scheme and a flow of natural light provides a calm and peaceful feel. A third smaller room, could easily accommodate a single bedroom or be utilised as a fantastic home office.
Arranged in a dark grey tile setting that complements the heritage colour scheme, the well-sized bathroom features a full-size bath and a separate walk-in shower.<br /><br />Outside
A private ornate balcony runs the full length of the apartment and can be accessed from all main rooms. A charming space offering far-reaching oblique views towards the sea. Replicating the architectural symmetry of the property outside, a beautifully landscaped communal garden is boarded on each side by an immaculate hedgerow and a large stretch of lawn with well-tended flower beds fixed around the perimeter.
Built in the 1890s, each of Gwydyr Mansions' fifty apartments were originally configured with servants' accommodation in-keeping with the social status of the first occupants. Located on the lower ground floor of the building, Gwydyr Hairdressing Saloon is still in use today and is now the oldest barbers in the city. Located on Holland Road, Hove Lawns and seafront are only a very short walk away from your front door, while the green open spaces of Adelaide Crescent and Brunswick Square are nearby. When it comes to shops, bars and restaurants there's no shortage of choice as Church Road, Western Road and Brighton's famous Lanes are all close at hand. Offering everything from high street and independent stores to the locally sourced pastries and coffees of the ever popular Baked, everything you need is right on your doorstep. Plenty of bus services across the city as well as up to Devil's Dyke, while both Hove and Brighton train stations are under a mile away providing regular mainline links for commuters. Local schools include Hove Junior School, St Andrew's C of E Primary School and Brighton & Hove High School.
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