• SEA VIEWS FROM EVERY ROOM +
• EXCLUSIVE ACCESS TO ROOF TERRACE +
• TWO DOUBLE BEDROOMS +
• PERIOD FEATURES +
• HIGH CEILINGS +
• HOVE LAWNS +
• TWO BATHROOMS +
• SEPARATE KITCHEN +
• DOUBLE ASPECT VIEWS FROM SITTING ROOM +
• SHARE OF FREEHOLD +

Adelaide Crescent is one of Hove’s most prestigious and sought-after addresses, renowned for its striking Regency architecture. Designed by the celebrated architect Decimus Burton, also known for his work on the Palm House at Kew Gardens, the property dates to the 1830s, showcasing the elegance and craftsmanship of the era. The building’s distinctive façade is complemented by impressive ramparts at the front, providing space for additional parking. Residents also enjoy access to the beautifully maintained public gardens that form the centrepiece of the Crescent, adding to its timeless appeal.
Stepping inside, you are immediately immersed in the grandeur of the building. Soaring ceilings, botanical wallpaper, a sweeping staircase and an array of original period features, including sash windows and ornate ceiling mouldings create a sense of historic opulence in the common ways of the building.
Upon entering the apartment, a spacious hallway links each of the principal rooms, with dark-stained wooden parquet flooring drawing the eye through to a stunning dual-aspect living and dining space. Regency charm abounds, from the acanthus-leaf cornicing to the tall sash windows that frame picturesque views directly out to sea, as well as eastwards along the Kingsway with the i360 visible in the distance. Built-in, wooden-framed banquette seating beneath the windows offers an idyllic spot to read, relax, or simply watch the tide roll in.
The separate kitchen overlooks the charming Brunswick properties at the corner of Holland Road. Fitted with Neff appliances including a gas hob, the kitchen features modern white cabinetry offset by solid wood worktops and a soft antique taupe décor, blending contemporary convenience with country-style warmth.
Both double bedrooms are bright and well-proportioned, each benefiting from tall sash windows. The bedroom to the south enjoys direct sea views, while the primary bedroom boasts a sleek, modern en-suite shower room. A further bathroom is conveniently located off the central hallway.
From the primary suite, doors open out to provide exclusive access to a roof terrace, an ideal space for a bistro table and chairs, perfect for enjoying an evening drink in the summer months.

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.