4 bedroom flat for sale

An exceptional opportunity to acquire a substantial Grade II listed apartment of nearly 3,000 sq ft, occupying the third floor of an imposing Regency townhouse in one of Hove’s most prestigious garden squares. Arranged over two floors, this impressive four-bedroom residence offers beautifully proportioned accommodation throughout, with a magnificent 23 ft sitting room forming the heart of the home. Tall sash windows frame oblique sea views and overlook the gardens of Palmeira Square, while original features-including fireplaces, intricate cornicing, and soaring ceilings-enhance the sense of period grandeur. A formal dining room and separate study provide excellent spaces for entertaining and home working, alongside a generous kitchen/breakfast room with views towards the i360. A striking mezzanine-style gallery adds architectural interest and leads to the elegant principal bedroom suite, complete with extensive storage and potential for an en suite. The lower level hosts three further spacious bedrooms (2 double and 1 single), a family bathroom, additional shower room, and separate WC, offering flexible accommodation ideal for modern living. Set within the highly sought-after Brunswick Town Conservation Area, and benefiting from lift access, this remarkable home combines historic character with outstanding space in a prime central Hove location, moments from the seafront and local amenities.SituationThe property is located on the very lovely and much-desired Palmeira Square, just 0.3 miles walking distance from the seafront and within easy reach of all the amenities of central Hove. Brighton, with its array of attractions, restaurants and shopping, is only two miles down the coast. Hove station is under a mile away, whilst Brighton station is just 1.5 miles distant, both providing direct trains to London Victoria. Property Ref Number: HAM-63493Additional InformationBrighton & Hove City Council Mains services Council Tax Band F Ground rent to increase as below: 150 per yr for 33 years (from 2017) 300 per yr for 33 years (from 2050)