This gorgeous Grade II Listed property was built in the 19th century, Cromwell Road originally consisted of two terraces and six-semi-detached villas which were then later converted into apartments. The apartment itself is positioned on the first floor of an elegant yellow brick converted house situated on a popular tree-lined road in Central Hove. Tastefully decorated throughout we have fallen for the charm and character of this home. After heading into a recently renovated communal hallway and leading up the stairs to the first floor you open the front door of the apartment to the internal hallway, there is instantly a happy and homely feel about the place. With its high ceilings throughout you get a sense of space and brightness.

The accommodation comprises of a spacious, unconcerned, and airy living room with stripped wooden flooring and a gorgeous bay window which is an ideal spot to dine in with views out to the leafy street and towards the sea. The kitchen leads off the living room and is well fitted with built in appliances and cupboards along with wall shelving and metro style splashbacks. The double bedroom is South facing making it a perfectly sunny room all day long. It has been cleverly designed with a mezzanine sleeping area with space beneath for wardrobes or even a home office. Beyond this is a modern fully tiled shower room with high ceilings and ample space for extra storage.

The property itself is sold with a share of freehold and no onward chain.

Tenure: Share of Freehold

Annual ground rent amount: £60

Ground rent review period: TBC

Annual service charge amount: £993

Council tax band: A

Location

The location of Cromwell Road is superb, and a sought-after area of central Hove. Number 35-36 for many years in the 1900's was a prestigious prep school. Holland House occupied these premises and was one of the many schools in the area that prepared boys for Public Schools or the Royal Navy. The famous writer Patrick Hamilton was once a pupil here. The property is a short walk to all of Hove's shops, boutiques, cafes, trendy bars, and restaurants situated along Church Road. Hove Station is only 0.6 miles away, with its amazing links to London and Gatwick. St. Ann's Well Gardens is around the corner, where there is a scented garden and a wealth of wildlife along with a café, bowling green and tennis court. And of course, the famous Hove seafront, lawns and promenade 0.6 miles away! On your doorstep is the 1st Central County Ground, not just the home for Sussex Cricket but various dinner & lunches, charity events, and activities that you can enjoy throughout the year.