House For Sale £575,000
A fantastic opportunity to buy a three-bedroom, semi-detached 1930s family house in a residential street in Hove, with a south-facing garden. Moments from Aldrington Station. Potential to extend at the rear and into the loft space.
As you enter this spacious three-bedroom house in Amherst Crescent, you find yourself in a wide entrance hall typical of a 1930s house. On the ground floor, the original living room and dining room have been knocked through to give a reception space that is over 7 metres in length. At the front is the living area, with a large bay window, and at the back is a dining area which has double doors through to a good-sized conservatory overlooking the south-facing garden. In the kitchen, there is a Bosch electric fan oven and a gas hob. There is space for a fridge, a washing machine, a dryer, and a slimline dishwasher. There is also a large larder cupboard. Other houses on this road have extended across the back of the house to create a large kitchen/breakfast room. Outside, the garden is a really good size, approximately 50ft in length, and faces south. Upstairs there are two double bedrooms and one single. These are arranged around a spacious landing, with a family bathroom also off the landing. Once again there is the potential to extend by converting the large loft space, subject to the necessary consents. The house has UPVC double glazing and central heating.
Amherst Crescent is a residential road just north of the Poet's Corner area of Hove. The house is particularly well-positioned for both rail and road commuters, with Aldrington station two minutes around the corner and the A260 Old Shoreham Road providing access to Brighton city centre to the east and Portslade and Southwick to the west. A tunnel under the railway at Aldrington station provides a cut-through to Poet's Corner and to Stoneham Park, which has a community-run café called The Snug and a children's play area. On Portland Road, there are shops, cafés, restaurants and pubs, including a Sainsbury's local, a pharmacy, and a post office. The George Payne pub and The Ancient Mariner are only a few minutes walk from the house. West Hove Infant and Junior Schools are only ten minutes away and older children are in catchment for both Hove Park and Blatchington Mill School.
As you enter this spacious three-bedroom house in Amherst Crescent, you find yourself in a wide entrance hall typical of a 1930s house. On the ground floor, the original living room and dining room have been knocked through to give a reception space that is over 7 metres in length. At the front is the living area, with a large bay window, and at the back is a dining area which has double doors through to a good-sized conservatory overlooking the south-facing garden. In the kitchen, there is a Bosch electric fan oven and a gas hob. There is space for a fridge, a washing machine, a dryer, and a slimline dishwasher. There is also a large larder cupboard. Other houses on this road have extended across the back of the house to create a large kitchen/breakfast room. Outside, the garden is a really good size, approximately 50ft in length, and faces south. Upstairs there are two double bedrooms and one single. These are arranged around a spacious landing, with a family bathroom also off the landing. Once again there is the potential to extend by converting the large loft space, subject to the necessary consents. The house has UPVC double glazing and central heating.
Amherst Crescent is a residential road just north of the Poet's Corner area of Hove. The house is particularly well-positioned for both rail and road commuters, with Aldrington station two minutes around the corner and the A260 Old Shoreham Road providing access to Brighton city centre to the east and Portslade and Southwick to the west. A tunnel under the railway at Aldrington station provides a cut-through to Poet's Corner and to Stoneham Park, which has a community-run café called The Snug and a children's play area. On Portland Road, there are shops, cafés, restaurants and pubs, including a Sainsbury's local, a pharmacy, and a post office. The George Payne pub and The Ancient Mariner are only a few minutes walk from the house. West Hove Infant and Junior Schools are only ten minutes away and older children are in catchment for both Hove Park and Blatchington Mill School.
