Peacefully positioned in Hangleton, Hove, this two-bedroom first floor garden flat offers excellent value for somewhere so well connected to the city by road and bus. Internally, the flat requires some cosmetic attention, but this will only add value in a sought-after location while allowing new owners to put their own stamp on the place. The rooms are well-proportioned and versatile for either small families or professionals looking for space to work from home.
With free parking, fresh air and good schools in catchment, this flat offers a fantastic opportunity for investment or for first time buyers to get a foot on the ladder.
With free parking, fresh air and good schools in catchment, this flat offers a fantastic opportunity for investment or for first time buyers to get a foot on the ladder.
Style: First floor garden flat
Type: 2 bedrooms, 1 living room, 1 bathroom, 1 kitchen
Location: West Blatchington/Hove Park
Floor Area: Please see floor plan
Outside: North-westerly rear garden
Parking: Free on street
Council Tax Band: B
Why you’ll like it:
Brimming with potential to add considerable value, this spacious two-bedroom first floor flat is one of two properties in a 1950s house, positioned on a quiet road in Hangleton skirting the South Downs National Park. While it sits at the edge of the Brighton & Hove, it is literally minutes from bus stops serving the city and both Hove and Portslade’s commuter stations are easy to access.
The main building is semi-detached with each flat enjoying its own street entrance. The property is set back behind a grassy front garden and border walls adding to the feeling of privacy. Entering into the entrance vestibule, there is a cupboard for coats and shoes to keep the flat clutter free.
Stairs rise to the main part of the flat where the sitting room faces west with ample space for comfortable furnishings and a dining table and chairs. The decoration is simple in shades of grey which will suit all modern styles, and an electric fire brings warmth and atmosphere during winter.
Across the hall, the kitchen has also been modernised with white units and an integrated oven and hob, leaving space for a tall fridge freezer and a washing machine. Likewise, the bathroom is in fine condition, but both rooms have the potential to add value with some renovation.
A fine size double, the principal room feels light and airy with space for a king size bed and several pieces of freestanding bedroom furnishings. Bedroom two is smaller, ideal as a child’s room or as a peaceful office for working from home on a daily or weekly basis.
Uniquely, this flat benefits from sole access to a rear garden access to the side of the house. While it is a little overgrown, it has huge potential for landscaping, planting and for dining alfresco in the summer. There are two brick built sheds.
Type: 2 bedrooms, 1 living room, 1 bathroom, 1 kitchen
Location: West Blatchington/Hove Park
Floor Area: Please see floor plan
Outside: North-westerly rear garden
Parking: Free on street
Council Tax Band: B
Why you’ll like it:
Brimming with potential to add considerable value, this spacious two-bedroom first floor flat is one of two properties in a 1950s house, positioned on a quiet road in Hangleton skirting the South Downs National Park. While it sits at the edge of the Brighton & Hove, it is literally minutes from bus stops serving the city and both Hove and Portslade’s commuter stations are easy to access.
The main building is semi-detached with each flat enjoying its own street entrance. The property is set back behind a grassy front garden and border walls adding to the feeling of privacy. Entering into the entrance vestibule, there is a cupboard for coats and shoes to keep the flat clutter free.
Stairs rise to the main part of the flat where the sitting room faces west with ample space for comfortable furnishings and a dining table and chairs. The decoration is simple in shades of grey which will suit all modern styles, and an electric fire brings warmth and atmosphere during winter.
Across the hall, the kitchen has also been modernised with white units and an integrated oven and hob, leaving space for a tall fridge freezer and a washing machine. Likewise, the bathroom is in fine condition, but both rooms have the potential to add value with some renovation.
A fine size double, the principal room feels light and airy with space for a king size bed and several pieces of freestanding bedroom furnishings. Bedroom two is smaller, ideal as a child’s room or as a peaceful office for working from home on a daily or weekly basis.
Uniquely, this flat benefits from sole access to a rear garden access to the side of the house. While it is a little overgrown, it has huge potential for landscaping, planting and for dining alfresco in the summer. There are two brick built sheds.
