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This Montpelier Terrace family home from Mishon Mackay is the first winner in Latest Homes’ cover & free photoshoot competition

Property: Mid-19th century terraced family home with a self-contained apartment.

Location: Montpelier Terrace, Hove, in the sought-after Clifton Hill Conservation area.

Details: Centrally located within the inner suburbs of Brighton and Hove. When entering this picturesque property you are welcomed by a homely hallway, immediately to the right of you is a large living room with French doors leading to a canopy terrace as well as an open working fireplace. Moving down the hallway and onto the second room is the dining room with a second open working fireplace. The kitchen is located at the end of the property which includes a great breakfast bar for quick meals! Leading out the back door is a lovely landscaped rear garden with both a paved and lawned section.
The main house consists of four bedrooms and a study which are all well decorated and all contain a fireplace. The master bedroom contains a walk-in wardrobe allowing room for all those bags, clothes and shoes!
This house is a fine example of a Regency home, with the prestige address ‘Clifton Hill’ being a high-class character to the property. The whole house has a fabulous contrast of old and new with a mix of period features and modern décor which really does bring out the beauty of this house.
The finishing touch to this property is the self-contained apartment situated underneath the main house with its own street entrance.

•Price: £1.35m

• Bedrooms: Four

• For further details contact: Mishon Mackay
111 Dyke Road, Brighton,
BN1 3JE, 01273 775588

The Judges: Heather Gratton co-owns Coach House Home. She is also an interior designer who writes for national magazines such as Elle Decoration, Homes & Gardens and Country Living.
Email heathergratton@email.com www.coachhousehome.com

Oliver Heath – Sustainable lifestyle advocate, writer, and architect. Interior design and sustainability knowledge have made Oliver a trusted expert in the national media including BBC1, BBC2, ITV, Channel 4 and the Discovery Channel. He is also the author of three design books. www.oliverheath.com