19 Richardson Road
Hove
East Sussex
BN3 5RB
**GUIDE PRICE £1,250,000 TO £1,295,000**
This stunning late 1920s house sits on the south side of the semi-detached, and has been thoughtfully extended, rebuilt, and refurbished to an incredibly high standard throughout.
The current owners have meticulously incorporated energy efficient measures throughout, to ensure optimised economical and energy savings in the running of the property.
As you step inside, you'll be greeted by a tasteful, elegant interior and well proportioned spaces with high ceilings and a wonderful flow of natural light. The considered mix of contemporary, high end fixture and fittings blend seamlessly with the historical nods and reclaimed features adding character and charm to this beautiful home.
The generous accommodation is spread over three floors and comprises five double bedrooms, two bathrooms with a separate WC, sitting room, and spacious open plan kitchen/dining room with separate utility room.
Furthermore, the property boasts a favoured west-facing garden, perfect for enjoying the afternoon sun or hosting summer gatherings, with a generous outbuilding (measuring 24ft). Additionally, the off-street parking ensures convenience for you and your guests.
This area of Hove is very pleasant with a strong sense of community and offers easy access to well regarded schools and comprehensive shopping facilities. Roman Road is positioned south of New Church Road and leads to Hove sea front, Hove Lawns and the Lagoon are at the end of the road on the Kingsway (A259). Richardson Road with its local shops to include butchers, organic greengrocers and beauty establishments, is also nearby. Wish Park is within close proximity, and regular bus services afford access to all parts of the city and neighbouring towns. Portslade mainline train station is approximately 0.7 miles in distance, for those needing to commute.
Approached via level ground, this attractive bay fronted property enjoys tile hung and rendered elevations. The neat block paved driveway runs down the side of the property which is illuminated at night via discrete low level outdoor lighting. The garden is accessed through a security gate which leads to the rear garden.
Once inside the house, you'll immediately notice the crisp, clean lines and attention to detail, the current owners have put into the making of this wonderful family home.
The light flows beautifully through the house, via large bay & picture windows, and the wider than previous footprint adds a sense of grandeur. The beautifully made, generous staircase sweeps through 2 floors and again, the extended footprint allows for larger bedrooms / bathrooms on every floor in addition to a separate cloakroom and WC on the ground floor.
The ground floor accommodation is well designed and practical, yet styled tastefully with stripped wood 1920s doors and oak wood floors. A grown up sitting room sits separately at the front of the house whilst the open plan kitchen dining room is a great family space at the rear, with direct access to the west facing garden.
The kitchen is bright and contemporary in design with quartz work surface, and sleek with Integrated appliances, whilst the breakfast bar provides additional seating and adds a real social element. This bright open plan space has ample room for a dining table and chairs, and enjoys modest hints of colour and natural materials with modern pendant lighting and open oak shelving. The separate utility room follows suit and offers a great space for laundry with a handy butler sink.
To the first and second floors, you'll find five double bedrooms, all of which are laid to plush grey carpeting, enjoying white or muted paint palettes with pops of colour. The second floor loft conversion has been done so excellently and boasts a spacious landing with turning staircase in keeping with the original, and enjoys fantastic ceiling height.
Extended and generously proportioned, the family bathroom sits on the first floor, whilst the separate shower room is located on the second. Both are modern and contemporary in styling.
Furthermore, despite the generous second floor accommodation, there is still a large amount of eaves and over head loft space for storage.
Neatly landscaped, the rear garden boasts a favoured westerly aspect and is fence enclosed with matured trees, shrubs and flowers to border. A porcelain paved patio provides an ideal spot for alfresco dining and the luscious lawn sits centre fold. At the end of the garden you'll find an impressive outbuilding, measuring circa 24ft, that has electricity, lighting and provision for central heating which is delivered underground from the main house.
EPC rating: TBC
Internal measurement: 202.9 Square metres / 2,184 Square feet (incl. outbuilding)
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax band: E
Parking zone: L
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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