House For Sale £450,000
Offered to the open market with no onward chain is this wonderful freehold four bedroom semi-detached family home which is located within the highly sought after suburb that is Dore. The property is well presented throughout and has pleasingly retained many period features such as original leaded lights and attractive fireplaces. The accommodation on the ground floor briefly comprises a spacious entrance hall with polished floorboards, a large bay windowed living room to the front aspect which has a feature fireplace. There is an extended dining room to the rear that again has a feature fireplace, french doors onto the rear garden and patio, a roof lantern, downstairs WC and under floor heating. The kitchen has a range of fitted units with contrasting granite worktops/breakfast bar, a built in double oven, microwave, gas hob, a dishwasher, Belfast sink, dual aspect windows and under floor heating.
On the first floor there is a spacious bay windowed master bedroom to the front aspect which has a large fitted cupboard, two further good sized bedrooms, a well appointed family bathroom that has a white suite with a separate shower enclosure, clawfoot bath, underfloor heating and heated towel rail. From the landing area stairs lead to a further double bedroom in the attic which has two Velux windows with views over the Peak District national park to the front. There is excellent storage with potential to add an en-suite bathroom. Outside there is a garden to the front of the house with a drive that allows parking for several cars and leads to a single garage. At the rear is a great sized enclosed garden which is mainly lawn with a paved patio area, well established trees, and a garden shed. An early full internal viewing is highly recommended to avoid any disappointment. There is potential if required to create a large open plan kitchen diner or to add possible extensions to the side and rear subject to the normal necessary planning consents. The property was fully renovated in 2010 with a new roof and new plumbing and electrics throughout.
The property is situated a short walk from the heart of Dore Village, an extremely sought after suburb on the South Western outskirts of the city. Dore has a quaint and popular church, a range of useful community shops, cafés, public houses, and restaurants. There are good transport links with a couple of bus routes, as well as Dore train station being situated at the bottom of Dore Road giving easy access to Manchester, Sheffield City Centre, and a simple commute to Leeds. The Peak District can be accessed by car within a five minute drive, and Sheffield City Centre is approximately four miles away. There are some excellent local schools including King Ecgbert and Dore Primary School.
EPC rating C
All enquiries and negotiations are conducted via our Spencer office. We are obliged under the Estate Agency Act 1991 to qualify all offers and an independent mortgage consultant will speak to you to substantiate your details. The particulars are set out as a general outline for guidance and do not constitute part of an offer or contract. Measurements are given in good faith and believed to be correct. Any prospective buyer should satisfy themselves as to the correctness of all statements and should not rely on them as representations of fact. No person in the employment of Spencer has any authority to make any warranty whatever in relation to this property. All parties entering the property or grounds to view do so at their own risk, as Spencer will have carried out only a very basic assessment of risk and hazards.
On the first floor there is a spacious bay windowed master bedroom to the front aspect which has a large fitted cupboard, two further good sized bedrooms, a well appointed family bathroom that has a white suite with a separate shower enclosure, clawfoot bath, underfloor heating and heated towel rail. From the landing area stairs lead to a further double bedroom in the attic which has two Velux windows with views over the Peak District national park to the front. There is excellent storage with potential to add an en-suite bathroom. Outside there is a garden to the front of the house with a drive that allows parking for several cars and leads to a single garage. At the rear is a great sized enclosed garden which is mainly lawn with a paved patio area, well established trees, and a garden shed. An early full internal viewing is highly recommended to avoid any disappointment. There is potential if required to create a large open plan kitchen diner or to add possible extensions to the side and rear subject to the normal necessary planning consents. The property was fully renovated in 2010 with a new roof and new plumbing and electrics throughout.
The property is situated a short walk from the heart of Dore Village, an extremely sought after suburb on the South Western outskirts of the city. Dore has a quaint and popular church, a range of useful community shops, cafés, public houses, and restaurants. There are good transport links with a couple of bus routes, as well as Dore train station being situated at the bottom of Dore Road giving easy access to Manchester, Sheffield City Centre, and a simple commute to Leeds. The Peak District can be accessed by car within a five minute drive, and Sheffield City Centre is approximately four miles away. There are some excellent local schools including King Ecgbert and Dore Primary School.
EPC rating C
All enquiries and negotiations are conducted via our Spencer office. We are obliged under the Estate Agency Act 1991 to qualify all offers and an independent mortgage consultant will speak to you to substantiate your details. The particulars are set out as a general outline for guidance and do not constitute part of an offer or contract. Measurements are given in good faith and believed to be correct. Any prospective buyer should satisfy themselves as to the correctness of all statements and should not rely on them as representations of fact. No person in the employment of Spencer has any authority to make any warranty whatever in relation to this property. All parties entering the property or grounds to view do so at their own risk, as Spencer will have carried out only a very basic assessment of risk and hazards.
