Property Description
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Our analysis
Welcome to 143 New Church Road, Hove, a charming and spacious detached type home with 6 bed in the BN3 4DB area. This lovely residence, which comes with the freedom and stability of a freehold ownership, and sits comfortably in tax band F.
This classic property was built 1900-1929 and has a reported internal area of 220 internal square metres
in a neighborhood known for its allure and prestige.
This home stands out for its value and character -
with a market valuation of £1,099,945 and a rental potential of £7,150 per month,
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it represents not just a residence but a worthwhile investment in a sought-after area.
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Additional analysis
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A rare opportunity to acquire a substantial Edwardian house (2368
Sq ft 220 sq m), arranged over three floors with six bedrooms, two
reception rooms, kitchen breakfast room and impeccably kept and
established gardens. Both externally and internally the property is
striking, boasting a plethora of period features throughout;
situated in this prime residential address in BN3.
Situation New Church Road is a tree lined avenue that leads from
Hove in a Westerly direction, originally an old route between the
ancient villages of Hove and Aldrington, this property is
positioned facing South on the corner of Portland Avenue, very
close to Wish Park.
The convenient location is within easy access to local eateries,
restaurants and convenience stores. Well served by local bus
services providing direct access to Brighton city centre and
beyond, Portslade mainline train Station is approximately half a
mile in distance with its direct service to Gatwick and London
Victoria. The property is situated within the catchment area of
well-regarded schools, Hove Lagoon is also easily accessible which
has a popular play area for children, and Hove Promenade is also
only 0.3 miles in distance. Approach The Downs sits on a corner
plot. The front garden is particularly impressive being gated with
a red bricked walls and a high hedgerow. The garden has established
rose bushes and a curved richly patterned Minton tile path leading
to the front door and porch. Edwardian porches were famed for their
period features and were massively important at the time they were
constructed as it was an indication of the residents stature in the
community, this front porch is a semblance of beauty and
magnificence with an archway opening, original detailed front door
with intricate stained glass inserts and matching stained glass
panels either side and above the front door The Property Coming to
the market for the first time in almost 60 years, this is a rare
opportunity to acquire an exquisite property. Edwardian houses are
traditionally long, light and spacious with many regarded as
antique properties, this house is an excellent example of the era,
standing for luxury, elegance, and aristocracy. This residence has
been owned by the same family for a considerable amount of time and
has period features in abundance. The rooms are bright and
spacious, being steeped in history ? exactly what you would hope
for in such a house: high ceilings, original dado rails, picture
rails, internal doors, fireplaces, door finger-plates, handles and
geometric tiled floors.
The grand entrance hall has an original staircase rising to the
first floor, with William Morris wall paper above the dado rail,
original doors open to the two reception rooms. The ground floor
has a generous hallway with a cloakroom that has an original Minton
tiled floor. In addition, another feature of the the hall is the
door leading to the inner hall and kitchen; a beautiful example of
stained glass decorates the door with a flower motif and further
stained glass panels above.
The Southerly aspect bay fronted living room has original sash
windows and is very light and spacious. The high ceilings have an
original raised design adding to the charm of this room; in the
dining room there is a period fire surround and an archway leading
to classic French doors with views over the garden. The kitchen
breakfast room is a good sized with an indirect, Worcester gas
boiler as well as a range of cupboards, cabinets with leaded light
glass and further storage. There is a door to the kitchen and a
glazed door opening to the side lean-to providing access to the
street and utility room. Furthermore, in the kitchen there are two
windows overlooking the rear garden and an Easterly aspect view, a
range of wall and base units, appliance space and provision for a
fridge freezer and cooker, there are work surfaces to two sides and
a double utility sink.
The glazed lean to has a deep under stair storage cupboard, a door
to the utility cupboard with space and provision for a washing
machine and dryer, door to a further storage room and access to the
rear garden and Portland Avenue.
A turning staircase rises to the first floor and at half landing
has a feature stained glass window that is almost ecclesiastic in
style, and proportion allowing natural light to flow through.
Situated on the first floor there are three double bedrooms, all
with wash hand basins, two with fitted wardrobes and storage, a
bathroom with Art Deco tiles, fitted cupboards, cast iron enclosed
bath and pedestal wash hand basin; adjacent to either side there is
a separate W.C and an airing room with a range of fitted storage to
one side.
A wide staircase rises to the second floor landing which also has a
large side aspect window but with opaque floral design glass. The
second floor has two generous sized double bedrooms and a third
smaller bedroom, again all having wash hand basins and all have
feature eaves storage cupboards and bespoke fitted drawers, the
front bedrooms have far reaching views over Wish Park and towards
the sea. A large cupboard provides additional eaves storage as well
as the loft storage space. Garden & Grounds The garden is secluded
having high walls and fencing. The borders are well planted and
established with mature roses, Peonies, Holly Trees, and a variety
of apple trees for eating and cooking. In addition, to the floral
borders are herbaceous plants including: lemon balm and mint. This
beautiful maintained space has been carefully looked after by the
family gardener and is therefore enjoyed all year round.
In the front garden a mature hedgerow provides privacy, the shaped
lawn has formal floral beds and is exceptionally maintained and
well presented. Additional Information Tenure: Freehold
Internal Area: 2,368 square feet | 220.0 Square meters
Council Tax: F
EPC rating: F
Parking Zone: W
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Tax band F
438 sqm plot
