House For Sale £230,000
Guide Price at £230,000 to £250,000.
A freehold 3 bedroom brick built terrace house situated on a popular road in S11. Light and airy accommodation on three floors with two reception rooms and an off-shot kitchen. Benefits from gas central heating with a combination boiler, double glazing, and a security alarm. The main roof has been re-tiled in the past. The property has been rented out but is now empty and is available with vacant possession and no chain. Benefits from an end-of-row garden, and is close to Endcliffe Park. Carpets included.
On the ground floor, there is a front lounge with neutral tones, which flow throughout the property, creating a light and airy feel. There are period features including a decorative Victorian fire within a pine surround. The second reception room is the dining room with a laminate floor, a decorative fire surround with a tiled hearth, French doors onto the rear garden, and a doorway into the off-shot kitchen. The kitchen has cream fronted fitted units with oak effect worktops, splash-back tiling, and an oak effect floor. The cooker, extractor and washing machine are all included within the sale. One of the wall units houses the Alpha combination boiler. The ground floor is completed with a cellar head, with shelving, and steps leading down to a front storage cellar.
On the first floor, there is a landing, two bedrooms and the bathroom. The front bedroom is a double room with a storage cupboard. The rear bedroom is a single room, which could be used as a home office for those working from home. The rear bedroom adjoins the bathroom, which has a white suite with a shower over the bath, a vanity wash basin, WC, finished with splash-back tiling. Stairs from the first floor landing rise to an attic double bedroom, having a front Velux window and access hatches into the eaves. The main roof has been re-tiled in the past.
Outside, there is a walled forecourt with planting, a shared passageway to the rear, and an end-of-row garden with flagged patios, planted borders, and a brick outhouse for storage.
Tullibardine Road is an extremely popular road, well-served by local shops and amenities, highly regarded local schools, Endcliffe Park and further recreational facilities, public transport, and access to the city centre, hospitals, universities, and the Peak District.
A freehold 3 bedroom brick built terrace house situated on a popular road in S11. Light and airy accommodation on three floors with two reception rooms and an off-shot kitchen. Benefits from gas central heating with a combination boiler, double glazing, and a security alarm. The main roof has been re-tiled in the past. The property has been rented out but is now empty and is available with vacant possession and no chain. Benefits from an end-of-row garden, and is close to Endcliffe Park. Carpets included.
On the ground floor, there is a front lounge with neutral tones, which flow throughout the property, creating a light and airy feel. There are period features including a decorative Victorian fire within a pine surround. The second reception room is the dining room with a laminate floor, a decorative fire surround with a tiled hearth, French doors onto the rear garden, and a doorway into the off-shot kitchen. The kitchen has cream fronted fitted units with oak effect worktops, splash-back tiling, and an oak effect floor. The cooker, extractor and washing machine are all included within the sale. One of the wall units houses the Alpha combination boiler. The ground floor is completed with a cellar head, with shelving, and steps leading down to a front storage cellar.
On the first floor, there is a landing, two bedrooms and the bathroom. The front bedroom is a double room with a storage cupboard. The rear bedroom is a single room, which could be used as a home office for those working from home. The rear bedroom adjoins the bathroom, which has a white suite with a shower over the bath, a vanity wash basin, WC, finished with splash-back tiling. Stairs from the first floor landing rise to an attic double bedroom, having a front Velux window and access hatches into the eaves. The main roof has been re-tiled in the past.
Outside, there is a walled forecourt with planting, a shared passageway to the rear, and an end-of-row garden with flagged patios, planted borders, and a brick outhouse for storage.
Tullibardine Road is an extremely popular road, well-served by local shops and amenities, highly regarded local schools, Endcliffe Park and further recreational facilities, public transport, and access to the city centre, hospitals, universities, and the Peak District.
