1 bed Flat For Sale £300,000
With an abundance of original period features and charm, this generous one-bedroom apartment is formed within the ground floor of a RWith an abundance of original period features and charm, this generous one-bedroom apartment is formed within the ground floor of a Regency conversion on Hove’s beautiful Adelaide Crescent. It is brimming with potential to add significant value with modernisation as it is a blank canvas waiting for new owners to put their stamp on the place. The principal rooms have high ceilings and a westerly aspect, while main building looks out over the sparkling sea and promenade, which become your playground and garden as they are quite literally on your doorstep.
With the eclectic and fashionable mix of shops, restaurants, cafes and bars of Church Road just a few minutes away on foot, and Hove Station a few minutes further, this sunny and spacious apartment would be suited to commuters, investors and professionals alike – all looking for the quintessential Hove lifestyle by the sea.egency conversion on Hove’s beautiful Adelaide Crescent. It is brimming with potential to add significant value with modernisation as it is a blank canvas waiting for new owners to put their stamp on the place. The principal rooms have high ceilings and a westerly aspect, while main building looks out over the sparkling sea and promenade, which become your playground and garden as they are quite literally on your doorstep.
With the eclectic and fashionable mix of shops, restaurants, cafes and bars of Church Road just a few minutes away on foot, and Hove Station a few minutes further, this sunny and spacious apartment would be suited to commuters, investors and professionals alike – all looking for the quintessential Hove lifestyle by the sea.
Style: ground floor flat in a Regency terrace
Type: 1 double bedroom, 1 living room, 1 bathroom, 1 kitchen
Location: Brunswick Town Conservation Area
Floor Area: 567 Sq Ft
Outside: access to communal gardens
Parking: Residents Permit Zone M
Council Tax Band: B
Built and completed in the 1850s to echo the Nash developments in London, these Regal homes were putting Brighton firmly on the map as one of the most desirable places to live outside the capital. Almost two centuries later, they continue to attract people to the city, now containing generous apartments surrounding beautifully manicured gardens close to the sea and promenade.
This apartment sits on the ground floor of a Grade II listed house on the westerly corner of the south facing terrace. The main double doors are to the front of the building, elevated above the road with traditional tiled steps leading through to the elegant communal hallways. Here, chequerboard flooring greets you, alongside iconic images of Brighton Seafront. It has clearly been well-maintained, and the scale of the building becomes apparent.
Stepping into the apartment, it feels light and spacious due to tall ceilings and windows which bring in plenty of natural light. The living room is first to the left with ample space for relaxed furnishings and a dining table and chairs. From the tall sash window there are oblique views to the sea across Hove Lawns which offer the ideal spot for summer picnics and barbecues. Many original period features have been retained, to include picture rails, cornicing and deep skirting, while the fireplace now contains an electric fire – which could be modernised or opened for decoration.
Next door, the kitchen has another tall sash window adorned with its original timber shutters. Wooden cabinetry provides a wealth of storage alongside an integrated oven and electric hob, while leaving space for freestanding appliances which may be negotiable with the sale. Everything in here is in fine working order and is in good condition – but this would be an area you could add value by revamping.
Sharing the same westerly aspect and original features as the living room and kitchen, the bedroom is a great size with space for a double bed and freestanding furniture without compromising on floor space. This is maximised by the built-in wardrobe and the bathroom is conveniently next door. This is classic in white with a shower over the bath. Once again, there is potential in here for renovation to create a contemporary home.
This attractive 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 house also offers easy access to both Hove and Brighton Stations which have direct and fast links to the airports and London.
With the eclectic and fashionable mix of shops, restaurants, cafes and bars of Church Road just a few minutes away on foot, and Hove Station a few minutes further, this sunny and spacious apartment would be suited to commuters, investors and professionals alike – all looking for the quintessential Hove lifestyle by the sea.egency conversion on Hove’s beautiful Adelaide Crescent. It is brimming with potential to add significant value with modernisation as it is a blank canvas waiting for new owners to put their stamp on the place. The principal rooms have high ceilings and a westerly aspect, while main building looks out over the sparkling sea and promenade, which become your playground and garden as they are quite literally on your doorstep.
With the eclectic and fashionable mix of shops, restaurants, cafes and bars of Church Road just a few minutes away on foot, and Hove Station a few minutes further, this sunny and spacious apartment would be suited to commuters, investors and professionals alike – all looking for the quintessential Hove lifestyle by the sea.
Style: ground floor flat in a Regency terrace
Type: 1 double bedroom, 1 living room, 1 bathroom, 1 kitchen
Location: Brunswick Town Conservation Area
Floor Area: 567 Sq Ft
Outside: access to communal gardens
Parking: Residents Permit Zone M
Council Tax Band: B
Built and completed in the 1850s to echo the Nash developments in London, these Regal homes were putting Brighton firmly on the map as one of the most desirable places to live outside the capital. Almost two centuries later, they continue to attract people to the city, now containing generous apartments surrounding beautifully manicured gardens close to the sea and promenade.
This apartment sits on the ground floor of a Grade II listed house on the westerly corner of the south facing terrace. The main double doors are to the front of the building, elevated above the road with traditional tiled steps leading through to the elegant communal hallways. Here, chequerboard flooring greets you, alongside iconic images of Brighton Seafront. It has clearly been well-maintained, and the scale of the building becomes apparent.
Stepping into the apartment, it feels light and spacious due to tall ceilings and windows which bring in plenty of natural light. The living room is first to the left with ample space for relaxed furnishings and a dining table and chairs. From the tall sash window there are oblique views to the sea across Hove Lawns which offer the ideal spot for summer picnics and barbecues. Many original period features have been retained, to include picture rails, cornicing and deep skirting, while the fireplace now contains an electric fire – which could be modernised or opened for decoration.
Next door, the kitchen has another tall sash window adorned with its original timber shutters. Wooden cabinetry provides a wealth of storage alongside an integrated oven and electric hob, while leaving space for freestanding appliances which may be negotiable with the sale. Everything in here is in fine working order and is in good condition – but this would be an area you could add value by revamping.
Sharing the same westerly aspect and original features as the living room and kitchen, the bedroom is a great size with space for a double bed and freestanding furniture without compromising on floor space. This is maximised by the built-in wardrobe and the bathroom is conveniently next door. This is classic in white with a shower over the bath. Once again, there is potential in here for renovation to create a contemporary home.
This attractive 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 house also offers easy access to both Hove and Brighton Stations which have direct and fast links to the airports and London.
