Standout Features
- THREE BEDROOMS
- ATTIC CONVERSION
- TWO RECEPTION ROOMS
- MID VICTORIAN CHARACTER
- LOW MAINTENANCE REAR GARDEN
- CELLAR
- CLOSE TO THE TOWN CENTRE
- IN NEED OF MODERNISATION
- COUNCIL TAX BAND A
- EPC RATING E
Property Description
Charming 3-Bedroom Semi-Detached Period Home Close to Chesterfield Town Centre - Bursting with Potential
Located just a short distance from the heart of Chesterfield, this characterful three-bedroom semi-detached property, built in 1867, offers a rare opportunity to restore and enhance a beautiful period home. Brimming with original charm and set back slightly from the road by a front garden, this house is ideal for buyers seeking a project with real potential to create a spacious and stylish family home.
Accessed via a side entrance. To the right lies the lounge, a comfortable living space featuring tall, elegant ceilings typical of the period with a large window. On the opposite side of the entrance is the dining room - equally spacious, and with similar high ceilings, offering an ideal setting for family meals or entertaining guests.
The kitchen, located just off the dining room, is ready for improvement - a perfect blank canvas to design your dream kitchen. From the dining room, you'll also find access to the cellar, a versatile space for additional storage.
On the first floor, the large master bedroom spans the width of the house at the front and benefits from excellent natural light and ample space for wardrobes and furnishings. A second bedroom, currently a spacious single, could also serve as a home office or nursery. At the end of the landing is the family bathroom - surprisingly generous in size and offering great scope for modernisation.
A staircase leads up to the second-floor attic conversion, which is a useful third bedroom space. Ideal for a child's room, guest accommodation, or hobby room.
Outside, the rear garden has been laid out for low-maintenance living - ideal for those looking for an easy-to-manage outdoor space. There's ample room for a seating area and a brick built outhouse.
This property represents an excellent opportunity to acquire a substantial and historic home in a convenient location. With scope for sympathetic renovation and personalisation, it could become a stunning blend of period charm and modern comfort.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION - Freehold
- Council Tax Band A
- EPC Rating E
- Restrictive Covenants
For more information please see the Key Facts for Buyers section of this listing
Located just a short distance from the heart of Chesterfield, this characterful three-bedroom semi-detached property, built in 1867, offers a rare opportunity to restore and enhance a beautiful period home. Brimming with original charm and set back slightly from the road by a front garden, this house is ideal for buyers seeking a project with real potential to create a spacious and stylish family home.
Accessed via a side entrance. To the right lies the lounge, a comfortable living space featuring tall, elegant ceilings typical of the period with a large window. On the opposite side of the entrance is the dining room - equally spacious, and with similar high ceilings, offering an ideal setting for family meals or entertaining guests.
The kitchen, located just off the dining room, is ready for improvement - a perfect blank canvas to design your dream kitchen. From the dining room, you'll also find access to the cellar, a versatile space for additional storage.
On the first floor, the large master bedroom spans the width of the house at the front and benefits from excellent natural light and ample space for wardrobes and furnishings. A second bedroom, currently a spacious single, could also serve as a home office or nursery. At the end of the landing is the family bathroom - surprisingly generous in size and offering great scope for modernisation.
A staircase leads up to the second-floor attic conversion, which is a useful third bedroom space. Ideal for a child's room, guest accommodation, or hobby room.
Outside, the rear garden has been laid out for low-maintenance living - ideal for those looking for an easy-to-manage outdoor space. There's ample room for a seating area and a brick built outhouse.
This property represents an excellent opportunity to acquire a substantial and historic home in a convenient location. With scope for sympathetic renovation and personalisation, it could become a stunning blend of period charm and modern comfort.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION - Freehold
- Council Tax Band A
- EPC Rating E
- Restrictive Covenants
For more information please see the Key Facts for Buyers section of this listing
Additional Information
Tenure:
Freehold
Council Tax Band:
A
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