House For Sale £400,000
Guide Price £400,000 - £425,000 |
Bright, spacious and perfectly positioned within easy walking distance of Hove Station, Church Road and the beach; this sunny two-bedroom maisonette feels more like a house than an apartment with its own street entrance and rear garden. It is formed from the ground and first floors of a Victorian terraced house, so it has the quintessential layout of the period, alongside high ceilings and canted bay windows, while the interior design is contemporary and fresh. Ideal for families and professionals alike, the local schools come with high-acclaim and there is plenty to entertain you nearby with a plethora of popular pubs and cafes in nearby Poets Corner. Transport links are also excellent, making this an exciting prospect for many.
Style: Ground and 1st floor Victorian maisonette
Type: 2 double bedrooms, 1 bathroom, 1 open plan kitchen/living/dining room
Location: Hove Station
Floor Area: 672 square feet
Outside: walled rear garden
Parking: Residents Permit Zone N
Council Tax Band: B
Why you’ll like it:
Shirley Street is a quiet road for somewhere so central; linking Goldstone Villas and Sackville Road, meaning Hove Station and Church Road are just a few minutes away on foot. This is a hugely popular area with a friendly and vibrant community for families and professionals who appreciate the favoured location close to the city shops, good schools and the beach.
This attractive two-bedroom Victorian maisonette sits within a mid-terrace house facing south, so it is filled with natural light throughout the day. It also benefits from its own street entrance up a few terracotta steps keeping it slightly elevated from the street, so it is private from within.
Stepping inside, you are greeted into the entrance hall where the ceiling is high, and your eye is immediately drawn into the main reception room to the left as light streams in through the wide bay window on the southerly wall. Once two rooms, they have since been opened to create a sunny and stylish open plan kitchen and living room with clearly defined areas for formal dining, relaxation and cooking.
White walls and wood flooring in the living area makes way tiled flooring and splashbacks in the kitchen which is fitted with plenty of modern-country cabinetry in cream and integrated appliances while leaving space for a tall fridge freezer and a washing machine. The dining area is nearby, and the dual aspect window looks out over the garden giving verdant views to wash up to.
To the rear of the ground floor, a door opens to the garden path which takes you past the neighbouring garden, concealed behind contemporary baton fencing, to a sizable paved garden. It is a lovely size for barbecues, and while it is technically north facing, it is open to the west, so it catches the last of the summer sunshine in high season when the sun is high in the sky.
Returning inside, there are two double bedrooms on the upper floor; one spanning the front of the house with a bay window to echo the one in the living room below. Bedroom two has garden views and both are peaceful rooms with double glazing and space for double beds and freestanding furnishings.
They share the use of the bathroom which has smart grey wall tiles, a shower over the bath and a heated rail for towels.
This sunny property is perfectly 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 home also offers easy access to Hove Station and the bypass which has
direct and fast links to the airports and London.
Bright, spacious and perfectly positioned within easy walking distance of Hove Station, Church Road and the beach; this sunny two-bedroom maisonette feels more like a house than an apartment with its own street entrance and rear garden. It is formed from the ground and first floors of a Victorian terraced house, so it has the quintessential layout of the period, alongside high ceilings and canted bay windows, while the interior design is contemporary and fresh. Ideal for families and professionals alike, the local schools come with high-acclaim and there is plenty to entertain you nearby with a plethora of popular pubs and cafes in nearby Poets Corner. Transport links are also excellent, making this an exciting prospect for many.
Style: Ground and 1st floor Victorian maisonette
Type: 2 double bedrooms, 1 bathroom, 1 open plan kitchen/living/dining room
Location: Hove Station
Floor Area: 672 square feet
Outside: walled rear garden
Parking: Residents Permit Zone N
Council Tax Band: B
Why you’ll like it:
Shirley Street is a quiet road for somewhere so central; linking Goldstone Villas and Sackville Road, meaning Hove Station and Church Road are just a few minutes away on foot. This is a hugely popular area with a friendly and vibrant community for families and professionals who appreciate the favoured location close to the city shops, good schools and the beach.
This attractive two-bedroom Victorian maisonette sits within a mid-terrace house facing south, so it is filled with natural light throughout the day. It also benefits from its own street entrance up a few terracotta steps keeping it slightly elevated from the street, so it is private from within.
Stepping inside, you are greeted into the entrance hall where the ceiling is high, and your eye is immediately drawn into the main reception room to the left as light streams in through the wide bay window on the southerly wall. Once two rooms, they have since been opened to create a sunny and stylish open plan kitchen and living room with clearly defined areas for formal dining, relaxation and cooking.
White walls and wood flooring in the living area makes way tiled flooring and splashbacks in the kitchen which is fitted with plenty of modern-country cabinetry in cream and integrated appliances while leaving space for a tall fridge freezer and a washing machine. The dining area is nearby, and the dual aspect window looks out over the garden giving verdant views to wash up to.
To the rear of the ground floor, a door opens to the garden path which takes you past the neighbouring garden, concealed behind contemporary baton fencing, to a sizable paved garden. It is a lovely size for barbecues, and while it is technically north facing, it is open to the west, so it catches the last of the summer sunshine in high season when the sun is high in the sky.
Returning inside, there are two double bedrooms on the upper floor; one spanning the front of the house with a bay window to echo the one in the living room below. Bedroom two has garden views and both are peaceful rooms with double glazing and space for double beds and freestanding furnishings.
They share the use of the bathroom which has smart grey wall tiles, a shower over the bath and a heated rail for towels.
This sunny property is perfectly 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 home also offers easy access to Hove Station and the bypass which has
direct and fast links to the airports and London.
