1 bed Flat For Rent £1,200
Ewart Street, Brighton, BN2

NO DEPOSIT OPTION AVAILABLE

Apartments are rare to find in Hanover which is a popular location with friendly local shops and pubs. Even more elusive are garden flats- and this one bedroom, ground floor beauty is a stylish retreat just a few minutes’ walk between the vibrant shopping of North Laine and open spaces of Queen’s Park.

Hanover attracts professionals, families and investors as it is well connected for the city but away from the crowds, and the County Hospital, Brighton General and Amex are easy to reach. This spacious ground floor garden apartment has its own private entrance.

Inside, the streamlined hall is welcoming with engineered oak underfoot which continues into a glamorous open plan living room with a broad window and door to the garden. The kitchen is right on trend with sleek units concealing sophisticated storage and marbled surfaces are both beautiful and practical. The touch induction hob is beneath a circular hood offering a choice of lighting, the fan oven is at eye level and both the fridge and washing machine are also integrated for you.

Outside, the garden faces east for the morning sunshine but is open to the south. A blank canvas, it does not yet have the fencing in place to separate it from the part owned by the first floor apartment, but there is a good start as the whole area is paved for ease of maintenance and on your side, the raised bed has a mature butterfly bush in situ.

Returning inside, the chic shower room has an opaque glass Triton shower to ensure water pressure is not an issue, there is a sleek cabinet beneath the hand basin and a fabulous, heated rail.

At the front, the quiet double bedroom is simple but stylish with crisp décor, and it is a generous size if you are thinking of sharing.

Where it is...

Shops: Local 2 minutes, North Laine 10 to walk
Station: Brighton 15 by bus, 15-20 to walk
Seafront or Park: Queens Park 6 to walk, seafront 5 to drive

Closest Schools:

Primary: St Luke’s
Secondary: Varndean, Dorothy Stringer
Private: Brighton College, Brighton & Hove High

Hanover is known for its relaxed community, organic shops and bistro pubs, and both the leafy Level and Queen’s Park are within walking distance, each holding events during the arts festivals. Ideal for professionals Kemptown, which hosts the hospital, police station and Amex is on the doorstep and the chic shopping and culture of our international city centre are all easy to reach on foot or by bus. For those who need swift access to Gatwick or London the station is about 15-20 minutes to walk, the main routes in and out of the city are close, but not within hearing, and there is no waiting list for V zone parking.

Agent's thoughts...

“Apartments are rare in Hanover which attracts professionals of any age as although a friendly, quiet district it is just minutes from the fashionable North Laine of the city -on foot – and the station and A23/ A270 to take you into or out of the city are easy to reach.”

Owner's thoughts...

“Light and spacious, you won’t need to use a car at the weekends as you can walk or catch a bus to everywhere in this exciting coastal city.”

Hanover is known for its relaxed community, organic shops and bistro pubs, and both the leafy Level and Queen’s Park are within walking distance, each holding events during the arts festivals. Ideal for professionals Kemptown, which hosts the hospital, police station and Amex is on the doorstep and the chic shopping and culture of our international city centre are all easy to reach on foot or by bus. For those who need swift access to Gatwick or London the station is about 15-20 minutes to walk, the main routes in and out of the city are close, but not within hearing, and there is no waiting list for V zone parking.