This is still a residential area, with many of the houses retaining their original features. All the gardens are back to back, and the colour is predominantly (seaside) white. Approximately 75% of the houses are now flat conversions - split into 3 floors, and 25% are split into basement flats and maisonettes. It's a quiet area and quite sought after in terms of larger property and location (close to Hove station!).

I live in the building you're asking about, it is currently converted into three flats, one on each floor. The rooms are fairly large for a Victorian terrace, mainly approx 16'x12'. Having stumbled upon the 1901 census I decided to see who lived in the property and the Westons were there along with a lodger. From the records it seems the laundry was in the building itself as the head of household worked from home, one of the ladies living at No.36 also worked as a laundress so possibly for the family. The building has recently been repainted outside and I stripped and repainted the elaborate railings (in the form of twisting ivy) so it now appears much as it would have in 1895! Hope this is of some use.