19 Richardson Road
Hove
East Sussex
BN3 5RB
Borough Street, Brighton
Offers in excess of £500,000 Sold
2 Bedroom House
- CENTRAL BRIGHTON LOCATION
- GEORGIAN TERRACE
- IN NEED OF MODERNISATION
- LOTS OF POTENTIAL
- TWO DOUBLE BEDROOMS
- THROUGH LIVING DINING ROOM
- WEST FACING COURTYARD
- CLOSE PROXIMITY TO SHOPS AND SEAFRONT
- NO CHAIN
- 1 MILE TO BRIGHTON STATION
A quaint bow fronted Georgian house situated in a fantastic central Brighton location, forming part of the Clifton Hill Conservation area. In need of modernisation throughout, this lovely period property is grade II listed; built circa 1832 and has lots of potential to be a beautiful family home or Pied-a-Terre. With lots of natural light and some period features, the property comprises a through living dining room, kitchen and shower room to the ground floor, with two double bedrooms and generous family bathroom on the first floor. Furthermore, the property has an enclosed west facing courtyard and is offered for sale with NO ONWARD CHAIN.
Location
Borough Street is a quiet road in a fantastic central location leading south from Upper North Street to Western Road with its array of high street shops, cafes and bars. Brighton Beach is just a few minutes away on foot, as are some of the most well- regarded primary schools in the city, plus Brighton Station is within easy walking distance for anyone needing to commute to London. Churchill Square offers a further range of high street shops and a food court with the iconic South Lanes being just a short stroll away. Regular bus links provide access to all parts of the city and beyond.
Accommodation
Approached from level ground the property has a small enclosed front garden with mature shrubs and honeysuckle bush, and a timber framed front door into the entrance vestibule.
Once inside, the entrance hall is spacious and laid to carpet with stairs rising to the first floor and doors to ground floor rooms.
Spanning the depth of the property, the through living dining room is adjoined via a curved arch and enjoys a dual aspect. A beautiful curved bay with multi-pane sash windows overlooks the street and a timber framed door gives access to the rear courtyard. There's a decorative fire place with alcove shelving, originally cabinetry, and wall light fittings.
With a window to the side, the downstairs shower room is fully tiled having a small shower enclosure with wall mounted thermostatic shower, a close coupled WC and wall mounted wash basin.
At the end of the hall, you'll find the good size extended kitchen - in need of full refurbishment, this is great space with a bright southerly aspect. Comprising a small range of wall and base units with laminate work surface, stainless steel sink and drainer, a freestanding gas cooker, plumbing and provisions for a washing machine.
To the first floor, at the rear of the property, the family bathroom enjoys the proportions to be a beautiful luxury bathroom. Currently accommodating a bath, WC, bidet and pedestal wash basin, and with more than enough room for a separate walk in shower if reconfigured.
Bedroom one sits at the front of the house with a pleasant outlook over the street and is a spacious double room. There's a quaint bow window that mirrors the ground floor and a pretty cast iron decorative fireplace with shelving into the alcoves.
Bedroom two is a further double room with a westerly aspect and pleasant view over the gardens at the rear. Laid to neutral carpet with a built in wardrobe.
Outside
Enclosed, west facing rear courtyard garden with two mature rose bushes, paved for low maintenance with original Sussex flint wall at one end.
Additional information
EPC rating: E
Internal measurements: 882 Sqft / 81.9 Sqm
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax band: E
Parking zone: Z
Although these particulars are thought to be materially correct their accuracy cannot be guaranteed and they do not form part of any contract.
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