1 bed flat to rent

Grand Avenue, Hove BN3

A beautifully presented one-bedroom mansion apartment situated in the heart of central Hove, just south of Church Road and moments from the seafront.

Occupying the raised ground floor of Hove’s very first purpose-built mansion apartment building, this exceptional Victorian residence enjoys an enviable position just a short stroll from the beach and the vibrant café culture of Church Road.

Set within a striking period building, the apartment is rich in original character, featuring high ceilings, large sash windows, stained glass detailing and an attractive feature fireplace. The generous proportions create a wonderful sense of space and light throughout.

The accommodation comprises a substantial lounge/dining room, ideal for both entertaining and relaxed everyday living, alongside a separate shaker-style kitchen. The generous double bedroom is complemented by a modern bathroom with shower over bath. An L-shaped entrance hall cleverly incorporates space for a study area, adding flexibility for home working.

Located at the northern end of Grand Avenue, the apartment is perfectly positioned for Hove’s renowned seafront, with Hove Lawns and the beach just moments away. Church Road’s array of independent cafés, bars and restaurants are within easy reach, while Western Road and Brighton city centre offer further shopping, dining and entertainment options.

Grand Avenue itself has a fascinating history; built to satisfy the Victorian passion for seawater bathing, tanks beneath the lawns opposite once stored thousands of gallons of seawater, and some of the properties here were among the first in the world to feature three taps - hot, cold and seawater.

For commuters, Hove mainline station is approximately just over half a mile away, providing convenient links to London and beyond, while regular bus services offer easy access into Brighton.

A rare opportunity to rent a substantial and characterful apartment in one of Hove’s most prestigious seafront locations. Early viewing is highly recommended.