Standout Features
- GUIDE PRICE £240,000 TO £250,000
- BEAUTIFULLY PRESENTED VICTORIAN HOUSE
- STUNNING KITCHEN: OAK CABINET DOORS & WORKTOP
- USEFUL ATTIC CONVERSION TO AN OCCASIONAL ROOM
- USEFUL CELLAR CURRENTLY USED AS A UTILITY ROOM
- TRADITIONAL BELFAST SINK, MARBLE TILING & 5 RING RANGE COOKER WITH GAS AND ELECTRIC OVENS
- THREE FIRST FLOOR BEDROOMS INCLUDING TWO DOUBLES AND A SINGLE
- SOUTH-FACING LOW MAINTENANCE GARDEN
- MERCIA SCHOOL CATCHMENT
- BUSTLING SHEFFIELD SUBURB WITH LOTS OF LOCAL AMENTITIES
Property Description
A Beautifully Presented Three-Bedroom Victorian Home
Built in 1899, this excellently presented three-bedroom mid-terraced property is ideally situated just off Abbeydale Road, offering a wonderful combination of late Victorian character, attractive finishes and practical accommodation arranged over three floors.
Retaining a welcoming period feel while incorporating a number of appealing modern features, this charming home would be ideal for first-time buyers, couples and families looking for a property with individuality and versatile living space.
The cosy living room provides a warm and inviting setting for relaxing with family or entertaining friends. A particular highlight is the newly fitted Chadwick 4.6kW multi-fuel burner, complete with slate hearth, 904 liner system, rear split-face finish and fibre board chamber, creating an attractive focal point and a comfortable atmosphere during the colder months.
The kitchen is a real feature of the property, combining traditional styling with modern convenience in keeping with the home's Victorian origins. Oak cabinet doors and solid oak worktops introduce natural warmth, complemented by attractive marble tiling and a traditional Belfast sink. Cooking is catered for by a five-ring range cooker with separate gas and electric ovens, while an integrated Kenwood dishwasher adds everyday practicality. A Worcester Bosch boiler is also installed, and access from the kitchen leads directly to the cellar.
The cellar is currently utilised as a utility room, providing valuable additional space for laundry and household tasks away from the main living areas. It benefits from a plastered ceiling, spotlights and ventilation, offering a more finished and functional environment than a basic storage cellar.
On the first floor, the property offers three bedrooms, comprising two doubles and a single bedroom that could alternatively be used as a home office, dressing room or nursery. The contemporary three-piece bathroom completes this floor, featuring a shower over the bath to accommodate the needs of modern family living.
A further advantage is the attic conversion on the second floor, providing a useful occasional room. This versatile space could be adapted to suit a variety of lifestyle needs.
Outside, the south-facing rear garden has been thoughtfully designed to provide an attractive outdoor space without the demands of extensive maintenance. Artificial grass creates a neat, green finish, while the Raj Indian stone patio provides an ideal spot for outdoor dining, relaxing in the sunshine or entertaining friends and family during the warmer months. An outhouse at the rear offers additional useful storage for gardening equipment, outdoor furniture and household essentials.
Conveniently positioned just off Abbey Dale Road, the property offers an appealing combination of character, comfortable accommodation and practical features. With its attractive kitchen, newly installed multi-fuel burner, useful cellar, versatile attic room and south-facing garden, this is a home that offers considerably more than its traditional terraced appearance might initially suggest.
Early viewing is highly recommended to appreciate the character, presentation and versatility of this attractive Victorian home.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION - Leasehold with 670 years remaining
- Ground rent £3 (three) pa
- Council Tax Band A
- EPC Rating D
For more information on the property and locality please see the Key Facts for Buyers report within this listing by clicking on the third arrow in the picture section
Built in 1899, this excellently presented three-bedroom mid-terraced property is ideally situated just off Abbeydale Road, offering a wonderful combination of late Victorian character, attractive finishes and practical accommodation arranged over three floors.
Retaining a welcoming period feel while incorporating a number of appealing modern features, this charming home would be ideal for first-time buyers, couples and families looking for a property with individuality and versatile living space.
The cosy living room provides a warm and inviting setting for relaxing with family or entertaining friends. A particular highlight is the newly fitted Chadwick 4.6kW multi-fuel burner, complete with slate hearth, 904 liner system, rear split-face finish and fibre board chamber, creating an attractive focal point and a comfortable atmosphere during the colder months.
The kitchen is a real feature of the property, combining traditional styling with modern convenience in keeping with the home's Victorian origins. Oak cabinet doors and solid oak worktops introduce natural warmth, complemented by attractive marble tiling and a traditional Belfast sink. Cooking is catered for by a five-ring range cooker with separate gas and electric ovens, while an integrated Kenwood dishwasher adds everyday practicality. A Worcester Bosch boiler is also installed, and access from the kitchen leads directly to the cellar.
The cellar is currently utilised as a utility room, providing valuable additional space for laundry and household tasks away from the main living areas. It benefits from a plastered ceiling, spotlights and ventilation, offering a more finished and functional environment than a basic storage cellar.
On the first floor, the property offers three bedrooms, comprising two doubles and a single bedroom that could alternatively be used as a home office, dressing room or nursery. The contemporary three-piece bathroom completes this floor, featuring a shower over the bath to accommodate the needs of modern family living.
A further advantage is the attic conversion on the second floor, providing a useful occasional room. This versatile space could be adapted to suit a variety of lifestyle needs.
Outside, the south-facing rear garden has been thoughtfully designed to provide an attractive outdoor space without the demands of extensive maintenance. Artificial grass creates a neat, green finish, while the Raj Indian stone patio provides an ideal spot for outdoor dining, relaxing in the sunshine or entertaining friends and family during the warmer months. An outhouse at the rear offers additional useful storage for gardening equipment, outdoor furniture and household essentials.
Conveniently positioned just off Abbey Dale Road, the property offers an appealing combination of character, comfortable accommodation and practical features. With its attractive kitchen, newly installed multi-fuel burner, useful cellar, versatile attic room and south-facing garden, this is a home that offers considerably more than its traditional terraced appearance might initially suggest.
Early viewing is highly recommended to appreciate the character, presentation and versatility of this attractive Victorian home.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION - Leasehold with 670 years remaining
- Ground rent £3 (three) pa
- Council Tax Band A
- EPC Rating D
For more information on the property and locality please see the Key Facts for Buyers report within this listing by clicking on the third arrow in the picture section
Additional Information
Tenure:
Leasehold
Ground Rent:
£3 per year
Council Tax Band:
A
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