Yorkstone Paving in Hove

Hove is Brighton's quieter sibling — Regency squares and crescents running west along the seafront, substantial Victorian and Edwardian villas in the Tongdean and Westbourne catchments, and the Aldrington and Portslade-edge inter-war housing. The garden plots here are generally larger than central Brighton's and the architectural register is more formal — Regency stucco and stone, not Victorian brick. Yorkstone fits Hove gardens for the same reason it fits Bath and Cheltenham: the architecture expects stone.

We supply across BN3 — Hove town, Brunswick, Cliftonville, Aldrington, Hove Park, Tongdean. Reclaimed Yorkstone for the Regency-square and crescent work; aged Greetland for the new-build extensions; dressed walling for boundary work; riven for traditional designs that benefit from hand-finished texture.

The Cranleigh yard is fifty-eight miles north-west of Hove via the A23. BN3 deliveries are typically next-working-day on stocked items; bespoke cuts done at the yard before delivery — particularly useful for the listed Regency properties where standard sizes rarely fit the original openings.

Samples by post free of charge; the showroom is open Monday to Friday for in-person finish comparison.