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2 bedroom apartment

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2 beds
1 bath
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Features and description

  • 2nd floor flat in a 1930s apartment block
  • Bedrooms: 2 double
  • Bathrooms: 1
  • Living rooms: 1 very spacious with balcony access
  • Area: 951sq.ft
  • Outside: east facing balcony and communal lawns
  • Location: Clifton Hill/Montpelier Conservation Area
  • Parking: Unallocated parking
The luxury apartments of Wick Hall have retained their upmarket status since being built in 1936. They sit on a quiet road close to the sea, the city and St. Ann’s Well Gardens, so they enjoy the best of all worlds with so much to explore on foot. This sizable two-bedroom apartment resides on the second floor of the north-easterly building and has generous room proportions and leafy treetop views. It also has a private balcony, unallocated off-street parking, and two communal gardens which are impeccably kept by the gardener. The interior has been renovated and well-maintained by the current owners and has a homely feel with wool carpets throughout and freshly decorated walls so you can move straight in with ease.
Although this property sits peacefully tucked away from the hubbub of the city, you are still incredibly well-connected with excellent transport links nearby. There is also a porter to collect your refuse, and the heating and hot water are centralised, so they are part of the maintenance rather than billed. With a fantastic sense of community and ‘outstanding’ schools nearby, this flat would be perfect for commuters, professional sharers, families and investors alike!

Style: 2nd floor flat in a 1930s apartment block
Bedrooms: 2 double
Bathrooms: 1
Living rooms: 1 very spacious with balcony access
Area: 951sq.ft
Outside: east facing balcony and communal lawns
Location: Clifton Hill/Montpelier Conservation
Parking: Unallocated parking

As one of the city’s most attractive apartment buildings, Wick Hall and neighbouring Furze Croft were completed in 1936 (the same year as the Queen Mary was launched) and have been compared to ocean liners with their attractive and linear Deco styling and expansive flat roofs. The development of Wick Hall is built around two crescents which have space to park using a residents’ permit. These encapsulate immaculate lawns and mature trees inherited from the grand home which stood here previously.

This apartment sits on the second floor of the north-easterly building and from its elevated position, it enjoys charming leafy views from its new double-glazed windows which bring in a huge amount of natural light from the east.
An entry phone system provides access into the immaculate foyer where Terrazzo tiled stairs or a lift take you to the second floor. From here your door is along the well-lit hallway and opens into a gloriously wide entrance hall where the scale of the flat is immediately apparent. From here, your line of sight takes you through the depth of the flat to the living room at the far end, while the bedrooms are peacefully placed on this side; away from the main living areas.

Fine quality oatmeal carpets flow from here and into the principal rooms while the walls have a fresh, neutral palette which brightens the space further. There is ample space for sideboards and the original architects really thought about storage as there are several deep cupboards for your household items and coats to keep the flat clutter free.

Both double bedrooms are sizable doubles with feature walls in block colour for a modern touch, while large picture windows bring nature inside. These rooms have ample space for king size beds and several pieces of freestanding bedroom furnishings, yet built-in wardrobes also maximise the floor space. Vintage radiators warm each room perfectly during the winter.

Easily accessible from both rooms, the bathroom was renovated in recent years; linking the separate WC and bathroom to create one large, contemporary room with space for a bath and a separate shower cubicle. Sandstone-style floor and wall tiles feel classic against the white bath suite while a rainfall shower is ready to revive you in the morning.

Moving through the apartment, the kitchen is next on the left and is galley style with streamlined, handle-free cabinetry in dove-grey gloss at both base and wall levels. These have been paired with a solid wooden worktop and grey marbled floor tiles, and while the oven and gas hob have been integrated, space has been left for a freestanding washing machine, fridge and dishwasher. A hatch opens up to the dining area within the living room, although many properties in the building choose to open these rooms, even partially, to create one bright and sociable space – certainly worth thinking about.

Stepping into the generous living room and dining room, natural light streams in from both sides and a glazed door leads out to the balcony. This room was once two rooms, so a third bedroom could be reinstated, but as it stands, it is a glorious space which invites entertaining. There are clearly defined areas for relaxation and formal dining and an open fire can add atmosphere to wintery evenings – although having not been lit for a while, it will need professional investigation before lighting.

Outside, the views are private and with an easterly aspect, it receives the morning sunshine – perfect for enjoying breakfast alfresco during summer weekends.

Agent’s thoughts:
Beautifully spacious and bright – these are also prestigious apartments where the residents feel safe and well-catered for by the on-site staff. There is a sense of community with families and residents of all ages who appreciate the highly favoured location with the city and the sea on your doorstep.

Owners’ secret:
“We have loved our time here as the apartment is incredibly spacious and peaceful – it really is hard to believe you are so close to the city. The close proximity to the beach, station and parks has been wonderful though – and there is a lovely community of residents here. We are looking to move out of the city slightly to a house, but we have been spoilt with space here, which is hard to replicate elsewhere.”

Where it is:
Shops: Local 3 min walk, city centre 8 min walk
Train Station: Brighton Station 12-15 min walk
Seafront or Park: St Ann’s Well Gardens opposite, Seafront 4 min walk
Closest Schools:
Primary: Brunswick Primary, Hove Primary School
Secondary: Hove Park, Blatchington Mill, Cardinal Newman RC
Private: Brighton College

This generous apartment 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 home also offers easy access to both Brighton and Hove’s Stations which have direct and fast links to the universities, airports and London.
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Brand Vaughan - Hove
Brand Vaughan - Hove
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Brand Vaughan are Brighton & Hove's top selling, award winning and best marketing estate agency. From our unrivalled local knowledge, professional and forward thinking approach to our modern and creative property marketing, we are dedicated to ensuring your property stands out from the crowd, and committed to achieving the best price for you. Providing exceptional sales & lettings services across three offices in Hove, Kemp Town and Preston Park. Brand Vaughan awards include the prestigious 2015 Sunday Times best small estate agency in the South East award, our 5th gold award in four years having been awarded best small agency in the UK in 2014.
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