About this property

A characterful two-bedroom apartment situated on the top floor of a Grade II-listed building, with balcony and communal spaces

Airy, bright and well presented top-floor apartment with generously proportioned accommodation situated close to the seafront, lovely West-facing balcony and communal gardens. The apartment is located within a Grade II-listed and fantastically well maintained Regency mansion built in the early 1880s. The building was previously a home, hospital and school before being split up into nine apartments in the early 2000s, and has been much loved by the vendor for its community feel.

The interiors are light and modern, with windows framing magnificent far-reaching views across the city rooftops, and filling the rooms with natural daylight. The apartment is well presented, with neutral walls and floors, heritage details which complement the age of the building, and modern fittings in the kitchen and bathrooms. Lofty ceilings increase the sense of light and space, and there’s good storage throughout.

A split-level entrance hallway leads to a well-fitted kitchen with gas hob and integrated oven, which is fitted with a range of units. The dining/living room is open plan and has French windows opening to a private balcony. There’s also a bathroom with WC. The bedrooms are situated through an alcove, making them feel very separate, and include a principal bedroom with en suite shower room and a second good-size double with built-in storage.

Outside
The building is only metres from Hove Lawns and the seafront on a residential road, with residents’ permit and PayByPhone parking outside. The hugely popular Oeuf café is just next door. At the rear of the building there’s a lovely communal walled garden, featuring a lawn, borders and a gravel terrace. The apartment also benefits from its own private balcony accessed from the sitting room, which faces west and has lovely views over the city.

Situation
Third Avenue is in a prime Hove setting less than 100 metres from the Kingsway, with Hove Lawns and the beach just at the end of the road. At the northern end of Third Avenue, Church Road and its continuation, Western Road, offer an array of boutique shops, cafés, bars and restaurants and central Brighton, with its more extensive shopping and Churchill Square, is easily accessible. Hove Station is 0.9 miles away with fast direct trains to London and Gatwick.

Additional Information
Brighton & Hove City Council
Council Tax Band: C
Mains services supplied to the property
Grade II Listed

Top floor apartment

Two double bedrooms

Two bath/shower rooms

Grade II listed character building

Attractively presented

Original features

West-facing balcony

Loft storage space

Permit parking

Communal garden and bike shed

Additional information

• Top floor apartment
• Two double bedrooms
• Two bath/shower rooms
• Grade II listed character building
• Attractively presented
• Original features
• West-facing balcony
• Loft storage space
• Permit parking
• Communal garden and bike shed

Key information

Council Tax Band: C

Tenure: Share of freehold

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Energy Performance Certificate