Cleverly converted from a grand period mansion house, this three-bedroom, three storey semi-detached property is perfectly spacious with two generous reception rooms and a beautiful walled rear garden. It resides on Sackville Road, just seconds from the vibrant hub of Central Hove which will appeal to families and professionals alike. There are many original features from the Arts & Crafts movement of the time, both inside and out, which have been decorated and maintained, yet there remains plenty of scope for further modernisations which will add value in such a prestigious location.
For decades, families have been flocking to live in this area for its favoured school catchment, commuter stations and excellent amenities, alongside a palpable sense of community. The beach is on the doorstep for sea swimming and Hove Park is just minutes on foot or bicycle for additional outside space and sports. With so many winning qualities, this house will appeal to many.
For decades, families have been flocking to live in this area for its favoured school catchment, commuter stations and excellent amenities, alongside a palpable sense of community. The beach is on the doorstep for sea swimming and Hove Park is just minutes on foot or bicycle for additional outside space and sports. With so many winning qualities, this house will appeal to many.
Style: Arts & Crafts era semi-detached house
Type: 3 bedrooms, 2 reception rooms, 1 bathroom, 1 kitchen
Location: Central Hove
Floor Area: 924 sq.ft.
Outside: walled rear garden
Parking: Parking zone N
Council Tax Band: C
Why you’ll like it:
Formed within a grand mansion house on Church Road, since converted in the 1950's into three separate dwellings, this unique three-bedroom house bears some lovely features and has generous proportions throughout. It benefits from its own street entrance to the side of the building which bears the classic features of the Arts & Crafts period to include ornate woodworks, beams and gables reminiscent of an older time.
Stepping inside, the house feels homely with two bright and spacious reception rooms; one leading from the kitchen, ideal as a formal dining room, while the other faces the front of the house as a cosy sitting room with space for sumptuous furnishings. Rich heritage colours have been used on the walls which suit the space, yet there is huge potential for new owners to put their own stamp on it too.
Well-designed for the space, the kitchen allows for plenty of storage in sage cabinetry, alongside a freestanding fridge freezer, washing machine and a slimline dishwasher, while the oven and gas hob are integrated.
The bathroom, with both a shower and a bath with shower over it, is also on this floor across from the sitting room which would therefore work well as a fourth bedroom if needed, such is the versatility of the space.
French doors lead out to a private walled garden from the dining room to become a perfect extension of the home during summer. For a city centre garden, it does not feel overlooked and has ample space for summer gatherings and dining alfresco. Despite its northerly aspect, it is open to the side receiving plenty of sunshine during spring and summer, and being entirely paved, it is perfectly low maintenance, ready for the busy modern lifestyle.
Elevated on the first floor, the principal bedroom is a generous double room enjoying a wide bow window creating the ideal space for a dressing table or for working from home. This feature is also found in bedroom two, and both rooms benefit from built in wardrobes to maximise their floor space. Bedroom three sits peacefully on the top floor looking out to treetops and open skies, so you can stargaze as you drift off to sleep.
Type: 3 bedrooms, 2 reception rooms, 1 bathroom, 1 kitchen
Location: Central Hove
Floor Area: 924 sq.ft.
Outside: walled rear garden
Parking: Parking zone N
Council Tax Band: C
Why you’ll like it:
Formed within a grand mansion house on Church Road, since converted in the 1950's into three separate dwellings, this unique three-bedroom house bears some lovely features and has generous proportions throughout. It benefits from its own street entrance to the side of the building which bears the classic features of the Arts & Crafts period to include ornate woodworks, beams and gables reminiscent of an older time.
Stepping inside, the house feels homely with two bright and spacious reception rooms; one leading from the kitchen, ideal as a formal dining room, while the other faces the front of the house as a cosy sitting room with space for sumptuous furnishings. Rich heritage colours have been used on the walls which suit the space, yet there is huge potential for new owners to put their own stamp on it too.
Well-designed for the space, the kitchen allows for plenty of storage in sage cabinetry, alongside a freestanding fridge freezer, washing machine and a slimline dishwasher, while the oven and gas hob are integrated.
The bathroom, with both a shower and a bath with shower over it, is also on this floor across from the sitting room which would therefore work well as a fourth bedroom if needed, such is the versatility of the space.
French doors lead out to a private walled garden from the dining room to become a perfect extension of the home during summer. For a city centre garden, it does not feel overlooked and has ample space for summer gatherings and dining alfresco. Despite its northerly aspect, it is open to the side receiving plenty of sunshine during spring and summer, and being entirely paved, it is perfectly low maintenance, ready for the busy modern lifestyle.
Elevated on the first floor, the principal bedroom is a generous double room enjoying a wide bow window creating the ideal space for a dressing table or for working from home. This feature is also found in bedroom two, and both rooms benefit from built in wardrobes to maximise their floor space. Bedroom three sits peacefully on the top floor looking out to treetops and open skies, so you can stargaze as you drift off to sleep.
