Wick Hall, Hove, East Sussex - Property Brochure

Wick Hall | Hove | East Sussex

Seller Insight "When we bought this flat seven years ago we fully renovated it in keeping with its original style. It's lovely and light, and we love being on the third floor with the feeling of being amongst the trees rather than above them.

The location here is so central yet really peaceful and we love the views of St Ann's Well Gardens. The flat itself is a brilliantly liveable space and very low maintenance. The communal gardens are amazing and perfect to relax in during the summer, St Ann's is great for its tennis courts, and it's easy to commute to London from here.

We'll miss the great lifestyle that the locations gives us and also Jim the caretaker who really cares about the place."

* These comments are the personal views of the current owner and are included as an insight into life at the property. They have not been independently verified, should not be relied on without verification and do not necessarily reflect the views of the agent.

Step Inside Spacious Dual Aspect 3 Bedroom Apartment with Balcony in Art Deco Purpose Built Complex.

Built in the 1930s on the original site of the old Wick Hall house, the flats in this Art Deco complex were originally described as a residence of unique charm, dignity and convenience.

Situated on the Brighton/Hove border, moments away from the green open spaces of St Ann's Well Gardens, this third floor apartment is within easy reach of the bustling shops, bars and restaurants of the city centre, Seven Dials and Church Road.

Set back from the road behind the impressive communal gardens and sweeping driveway, a spacious interior benefits from a large dual aspect living room, separate kitchen and three double bedrooms. Leasehold. Residents Lift.

Communal Hot Water and Heating.

EPC Rating C.

IN MORE DETAIL - A generously proportioned hallway leads through the easy flowing layout of this Hove home instantly creating a great sense of space and offering a wealth of discreet storage. Tastefully and sympathetically presented throughout, an elegant colour scheme provides a subtle backdrop to each room, while 1930s style door handles remind you of the history and character of the complex.

INSIDE - Beautifully lit by dual aspect windows, a spacious main reception room easily accommodates both seating and dining areas with room to spare, while French doors open onto a private balcony, perfectly extending this sociable and versatile space still further. A classic serving hatch opens onto the separate kitchen where bespoke cabinets with richly toned countertops provide ample storage and workspace.

Continuing the elegant sense of style that flows throughout this home, along the hallway three double bedrooms offer ideal family accommodation. Equally well-presented, each bedroom looks out onto the beautifully tended communal gardens and whilst two benefit from deep recessed wardrobes the third provides ample dual space potential.

Rich denim blue walls lend a sultry splash of colour to the modern family bathroom, while feature penguin patterns add charm to the separate WC.

Step Outside OUTSIDE - Accessed from the dual aspect main reception room, the private balcony is perfectly sized to sit and enjoy sunny afternoons or warm summer evenings.

Beautifully tended communal gardens wrap themselves around this 1930s complex offering the residents of Wick Hall plenty of idyllic outdoor space to enjoy. Bike storage is dotted around the complex and its possible to rent additional storage space.

IN THE LOCAL AREA - Situated just moments away from St. Ann's Well Gardens, this apartment is conveniently located for all that Brighton and Hove has to offer.

A leisurely stroll along Brunswick Place takes you to the wide array of cafes, shops and restaurants on Western Road and on towards the seafront. The bustling cafĂŠ culture of Hove's Church Road is close at hand and Seven Dials offers a selection of popular independent shops and restaurants.

Regular bus services travel across the city, to outlying areas and up to Devils Dyke, while both Brighton and Hove train stations are within easy walking distance under a mile away offering convenient mainline commuter links.

Local schools include Hove Junior School, Brighton & Hove High School, Cardinal Newman, Windlesham Day School, BHASVIC and also Lancing Prep.

While you're out and about, Brighton & Hove City Council and BT have joined forces to make free Wi-Fi available from their network of 40 hotspots at a range of locations across the city centre. This section of Furze Hill benefits from Superfast Broadband access with average speeds up to 200Mbps, ideal for those who work from home.

At the moment there is no waiting list for a Residents Parking permit in this area which is situated in Parking Zone O and operates from 9am-8pm Monday to Sunday. Currently the property is in Council Tax band C which was charged at ÂŁ1,514.50 for 2017/18.

EPC Exempt or Pending

We wish to inform prospective purchasers that we have prepared these sales particulars as a general guide. We have not carried out a detailed survey, nor tested the services, appliances and specific fittings.

Room sizes are approximate and rounded: they are taken between internal wall surfaces and therefore include cupboards/shelves etc. Accordingly, they should not be relied upon for carpets and furnishings. Formal notice is also given that all fixtures and fittings, carpeting, curtains/blinds and kitchen equipment, whether fitted or not, are deemed removable by the vendor unless specifically itemised within these particulars.

Hove Office

Portslade Office

Brighton Office

52 Church Road Hove BN3 2FN

10 Station Road Portslade BN41 1GA

113 St Georges Road Brighton BN2 1EA

01273 778844

01273 383830

01273 685111

hove@sawyerandco.co.uk

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