2 rooms flat of 44 m² in Hove

This unfurnished two-bedroom first-floor flat offers spacious and comfortable living. The property features a large living room and a separate kitchen equipped with appliances, including a hob, oven, fridge/freezer, and dishwasher. Both bedrooms are generously sized doubles, and the modern bathroom includes a bath with an overhead shower, providing a contemporary and functional space. Recently named as the most sought-after location in England and Wales for young professionals, Hove’s BN3 area is ideally located for all that Brighton and Hove has to offer. When it comes to shops, bars and restaurants the hubbub of Church Road, George Street and Blatchington Road all offer plenty of choice surrounded by iconic period architecture. Hove Lawns, Palmeira Square and Adelaide Crescent offer plenty of green open spaces to relax in, while the beach and seafront is never far away. For cricket fans the County ground is found on Eaton Road. Mobile Phone Coverage & Broadband – Prospective tenants should check the Ofcom Checker website Planning Permissions – Please check the local authority website for any planning permissions that may affect this property or properties close by. This is information has been provided by the landlord. Tenant information Right to Rent - Sawyer & Co cannot start processing an application until the Right to Rent check has been completed (passport min’ requirement). Client Money Protection - Sawyer & Co are part of a client money protection scheme. Our Client Money Protection (cmp) Scheme is a compensation scheme run by the National Federation of Property Professionals (NFoPP) which provides compensation to landlords, tenants and other clients should an agent misappropriate their rent, deposit or other client funds. Independent Redress Provided by The Property Ombudsman - Sawyer & Co are part of The Property Ombudsman Scheme (tpos). This scheme has been providing consumers and property agents with an alternative dispute resolution service since 1990. The Ombudsman’s resolutions are designed to achieve a full and final settlement of the dispute and all claims made by either party. The Ombudsman can, where appropriate, make compensatory awards in individual cases up to a maximum of £25,000 for actual and quantifiable loss and/or for aggravation, distress and/or inconvenience caused by the actions of an agent.