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84, Sackville Road, , Hove BN3 3HB Offers in the Region of £750,000 - Freehold 84, Sackville Road, Hove BN3 3HB 84, Sackville Road, , Hove BN3 3HB Offers In The Region Of £750,000 - Freehold • Period End of Terrace Home • Set over three storeys • Four/five bedrooms • 30' Lounge/dining room • Stunning kitchen with island unit and integral appliances • Impressive family bathroom, g/f cloakroom and En-suite to the Master • Substantial Hove Residence • Renovated & Improved throughout • Westerly facing rear garden • Exclusive to Spencer & Leigh GUIDE PRICE £750,000 - OFFERS IN THE REGION OF This substantial & attractive end of terrace Victorian home has been renovated and much improved over recent years by our Vendors'. The main improvements include a newly installed roof, gas central heating, rewire and full modernisation throughout. As you enter through the front door you immediately notice the bright east-to-west aspect allowing light to flow in, and the wonderful feeling of character and space. WE LOVE the large lounge through dining room that opens into the newly installed kitchen with its ample work surface space and Sackville Road is situated in a prime position with a bounty of amenities just a stone's throw away fantastic central island with integrated appliances that include a range cooker, including, Hove seafront with its many attractions, Church Road and George Street for a wide range fridge/freezer, dishwasher and always important wine cooler. Bedroom space will of shops plus the handy nearby Waitrose. All travel networks are easily accessed with bus routes, not be an issue here either with four/five bedrooms set over two floors with further scope to extend into the loft if required, subject to the usual consents. Hove railway station and road links in and out of the city. Further benefits include a ground floor cloakroom, impressive family bathroom with a walk in shower & claw foot roll top bath and an En-suite shower room to the master bedroom. The bi-fold doors from the kitchen give access to the garden with its rendered walled boundaries and bright westerly aspect with low maintenance artificial grass and a useful storage shed. Situated in a convenient location within walking distance of Hove mainline railway station, George Street shopping thoroughfare and Church Road with its numerous trendy bars and restaurants. Additionally families will appreciate the fantastic local schools including West Hove Infants & Aldrington Primary. Hove seafront is a short stroll away with close by bus services offering access to the City Centre. Viewing is highly recommended to appreciate this prime example of a period Hove residence! Starting at Spencer & Leigh, 10 South Entrance Hall Street, Portslade, Brighton BN41 2LE Lounge 16'1 x 12'6 Head south on South St toward Manor Dining Room 13'4 x 10'8 Rd Kitchen 17'0 x 11'11 Continue onto Locks Hill Ground floor Cloakroom Turn left onto Old Shoreham Rd Stairs leading to First Floor Landing Continue straight to stay on Old Bedroom/Second Lounge Shoreham Rd 17'5 x 14'1 Currently used as an additional lounge & games room Bedroom Turn right onto Sackville Rd 13'7 x 11'1 Laundry Cupboard Turn right onto Montgomery St Currently housing tumble drier. Family Bathroom Destination will be on the left 10'5 x 8'7 Stairs to Half Landing Bedroom 12'1 x 10'7 Stairs leading to Second floor landing Hatch giving access to fully boarded and insulated loft space Bedroom 13'10 x 10'10 Master Bedroom 17'6 x 14'1 En-suite Shower Room OUTSIDE Westerly facing rear garden Every care has been taken in preparing our sales particulars and they are usually verified by the vendor, We do not guarantee appliances, electrical fittings, plumbing, etc; you must satisfy yourself that they operate correctly. Room sizes are approximate. Please do not use them to buy carpets or furniture. We cannot verify the tenure as we do not have access to the legal title. We cannot guarantee boundaries or rights of way. You must take the advice of your legal representative. t: 01273 565566 w: www.spencerandleigh.co.uk 108 Old London Road, Patcham, Brighton, BN1 8YA t: 01273 565566 w: www.spencerandleigh.co.uk.
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