3 bed flat for sale

Brunswick Square, Hove BN3

A stunning raised ground-floor, three-bedroom flat set within a breath-taking Grade I listed building, perfectly positioned in one of Hove's most prestigious seafront squares. Designed by the architect Charles Busby, dating back to the 1820’s. This elegant residence seamlessly blends historic charm with modern comfort, offering an unparalleled coastal lifestyle just moments from the shoreline.

The spacious east-facing lounge is bathed in natural light throughout the day, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere—perfect for unwinding in the glow of the evening sun. The kitchen is contemporary, thoughtfully designed for both functionality and flair. Tucked away towards the rear of the apartment, the well-appointed bedrooms offer peace and privacy, complete with built-in wardrobes for effortless storage. The stylish and contemporary bathroom room boasts sleek fittings and a sophisticated design, adding a touch of luxury to daily living.

There is ample storage including large cupboard above the hallway, accessible from the stairs, great for suitcases and BBQs etc.

Adding to its appeal, this exceptional property comes with a share of the freehold, ensuring greater security and investment value for its new owners.

Situation

Within the square there is an attractive green space with landscaped gardens and on-street permit parking located on the streets around the square. It is a short distance from a variety of shops, local cafes and restaurants as well as a short distance to Hove Lawns and the beach. Local buses link Hove to central Brighton for further shopping amenities. At the end of the road is Western Road which has many restaurants, cafes and shops catering for everyday needs. Brighton station is 1.4 miles with fast and direct trains to London and Gatwick Airport.

Property Ref Number:

Ham-56282

Additional Information

Brighton & Hove City Council
Council Tax Band E
Mains Services
Grade I Listed

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