This elegant and spacious apartment is positioned within a period converted development which dates back to the 1820's. Brunswick Square is one of the first housing developments in Hove. Its Regency architecture, looking out to sea from around a central garden, typifies what makes Brighton and Hove different from any other coastal resort.

When entering the home on the lower ground floor you are welcomed by a sizable communal hallway only shared with one other resident. The apartment itself has been renovated to an industrial-urban style, revealing many of the natural materials within the building while pairing them with contemporary fixture and fittings. Even below the immaculate aesthetic, the property has undergone a full rewire and much of the plumbing and lighting systems have been renewed. We truly have fallen for the charm and character of this home and its peaceful setting; this apartment is idyllic and ready to settle into straight away.

The living room is West facing, meaning all the afternoon sun floods in. The room features a beautiful feature exposed concrete wall which fits superbly into the age of this home, along with stripped wooden flooring and original sash windows that look out onto the rear courtyard. There is also a creative space for dining and feature shelving for storage space.

The kitchen has a modern composition and is tastefully designed, there are plentiful trendy wall and base units and wooden worksurfaces along with integrated appliances including a fridge/ freezer, four ring gas hob, oven, and a sink with drainer and mixer tap, and additionally a drop-down breakfast bar with feature lighting overhead. Beyond the kitchen there is Westerly aspect low maintenance rear courtyard garden*. It is a great sun trap and has a decked space for outdoor dining, barbecue and entertaining.

The bedroom is a fantastic size, it has plenty space for wardrobes and draws, along with having gorgeous high ceilings and two full height windows overlooking the courtyard. Next door, the bathroom is spacious, lined with urban-grey wall and floor tiles and with a shower over the white bath suite. A curved vanity unit sits below the basin with two drawers for toiletries, while a built-in cabinet which houses the newly fitted boiler.

This character home has abundant of charm, history and character, it is offered with no onward chain and is not one to be missed!

*the courtyard garden is private to the apartment with no other access routes but from this apartment itself, it is however not included within the demise of the property.

Tenure: Leasehold
Length of lease: 999 years from 25/12/2007
Annual ground rent amount: Peppercorn
Ground rent review period: N/A
Annual service charge amount: £700 approx.
Service charge review period: Yearly
Council tax band: B

Location

Brunswick Town is situated in a much loved and popular district of Central Hove. Renowned for its beautiful Regency architecture of the Brunswick Estate, which was constructed in the 1820's by famous architect, Charles Busby. The area is made up of Brunswick Terrace, Brunswick Square, Brunswick Street West and Waterloo Street, which was turned into a conservation area and now many buildings are Grade I and Grade II Listed.

A stone's throw away, you have Hove Lawns and the beach and in the opposite direction you have the Hove's central hub of Church Road and Western Road. Filled with boutiques, shops, amenities, pubs, trendy bars, restaurants and café's including Wolfox Lab, The Flour Pot Bakery, Paris Wine Bar, The Gin Tub, Six, Fatto A Mano and Chilli.

Hove and Brighton Mainline Stations are both within walking distance, with their direct links to Central London and Gatwick Airport. Brighton & Hove's regular bus services are on your doorstep, or you can simply jump on one of Brighton's bikes for travel around the city.

You're not far from St. Ann's Well Gardens with its lovely, scented garden, café, bowling green and tennis courts, as well as easy reach of Central Brighton with its extensive range of shopping, nightlife and eateries.