House For Sale £450,000
Sold with no onward chain this four bedroom end of terraced Victorian townhouse with accommodation arranged over 3 floors is positioned in a convenient location within a few minutes walk of the harbourside, city centre and up the hill to Clifton village.
Retaining some of its period features the house is a typical Victorian terrace design with two reception rooms and kitchen on the lower floor. Four bedrooms and bathroom are arranged over the upper two floors and provide around 1330 sq/ft. Of living space. Decorated in a simple and neutral manner the house allows the buyer to adapt and stamp their own mark on the property as and when desired.
Approached from the road via several steps up to the front door which opens into a lobby with stained glass door opening into the hall. To the front a sitting room has bay window with secondary glazing, fireplace and coved ceiling. The dining room has a window to the rear aspect and has the original period part glazed dresser unit to the side of the chimney breast. The kitchen sits to the rear of the house and has a door opening onto the rear patio and window to the rear side elevation. The kitchen comprises a range of Cherry coloured wall and base units with contrasting work surfaces over and space for free standing appliances. The first floor provides the master bedroom which is full width and has a bay window to the front aspect and period cast iron fireplace. Bedroom 2 is also on this floor with window to the rear as is the bathroom which is particularly spacious and has plumbing for the washing machine. The upper floor is set into the roof space with character rooms incorporating sloping ceilings and dormer windows to the front and rear.
The rear garden has an attractive patio area adjacent to the house which provides a secluded area suitable for a dining table and chairs. With natural stone wall and grapevine growing around, it is an attractive cosy place. Beyond the patio the garden slopes steeply upwards over a number of tiers with step access. Currently not tended and left as a wildflower area it provides scope for keen gardeners to adapt.
Important Note.
The house sits next to Jacobs Wells swimming baths which closed in the 1980's. Whilst still owned by the council and designated as a community asset which precludes residential development. The latest proposal to return it to a leisure centre. As yet work has not commenced. Further details can be found in the following link.
Retaining some of its period features the house is a typical Victorian terrace design with two reception rooms and kitchen on the lower floor. Four bedrooms and bathroom are arranged over the upper two floors and provide around 1330 sq/ft. Of living space. Decorated in a simple and neutral manner the house allows the buyer to adapt and stamp their own mark on the property as and when desired.
Approached from the road via several steps up to the front door which opens into a lobby with stained glass door opening into the hall. To the front a sitting room has bay window with secondary glazing, fireplace and coved ceiling. The dining room has a window to the rear aspect and has the original period part glazed dresser unit to the side of the chimney breast. The kitchen sits to the rear of the house and has a door opening onto the rear patio and window to the rear side elevation. The kitchen comprises a range of Cherry coloured wall and base units with contrasting work surfaces over and space for free standing appliances. The first floor provides the master bedroom which is full width and has a bay window to the front aspect and period cast iron fireplace. Bedroom 2 is also on this floor with window to the rear as is the bathroom which is particularly spacious and has plumbing for the washing machine. The upper floor is set into the roof space with character rooms incorporating sloping ceilings and dormer windows to the front and rear.
The rear garden has an attractive patio area adjacent to the house which provides a secluded area suitable for a dining table and chairs. With natural stone wall and grapevine growing around, it is an attractive cosy place. Beyond the patio the garden slopes steeply upwards over a number of tiers with step access. Currently not tended and left as a wildflower area it provides scope for keen gardeners to adapt.
Important Note.
The house sits next to Jacobs Wells swimming baths which closed in the 1980's. Whilst still owned by the council and designated as a community asset which precludes residential development. The latest proposal to return it to a leisure centre. As yet work has not commenced. Further details can be found in the following link.
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