For Sale4 Bedroom Townhouse in Upper Market Street, Hove, East Sussex, BN3£775,000

This Victorian terrace town house is located in one of the area’s most sought after positions and offers comfortable and expansive living accommodation spread across five floors. On entering the property you are immediately met with a sense of light and overall space. The ground floor has been opened up to create a wonderful family space, flooded with light from the dual easterly/westerly aspect through the original sash windows. There is also a handy study area located separately to the rear, providing a home office environment. Occupying the entire lower floor is the open plan living/kitchen/breakfast area, incorporating a quality fitted inset kitchen area with integrated appliances. There is also a large utility area which gives access to the lower patio area with separate rear access. There is also a W/C on this level. Towards the first floor you will find the main bedroom suite, which is a fantastic size, enjoys large built in wardrobes and a simply stunning ensuite bathroom, with a separate family bathroom on the half landing toward the rear of the house. The second floor provides access to the stunning West facing terrace area, which is a fantastic size and provides afternoon sunshine late into the day with rooftop city views. There are a further two double bedrooms on this level, both benefiting from a separate W/C toward the rear of the house. The third floor has been converted leaving you with a further bedroom area and useful eaves storage, with wonderful views from the original dormer and a brilliant West facing balcony. Overall the property is well presented throughout, having been lovingly looked after and maintained by the current owners. Upper Market Street is one of the area’s most sought after roads, conveniently tucked away from the main hustle and bustle of Brighton, but provides easy access to all immediate amenities. The Old Market, Brighton and Hove’s leading cultural performance centre is located at the bottom of the road in the historic grade II listed building.