House For Sale £1,000,000
A rare opportunity to purchase this stunning, beautifully proportioned, five-bedroom family home offered with no onward chain.
This impressive late Victorian circa 1900 semi-detached home is situated on one of St Andrews premier roads, close to the independent shops, cafés and restaurants lining the popular Gloucester Road, St Andrews Park and is within close proximity to Fairfield and Cotham Secondary Schools and Sefton Park Primary School.
Retaining a delightful mix of period and contemporary features, the property has been sympathetically modernised and is presented to an exceptionally high standard throughout, boasting a magnificent sitting room and a second reception which leads seamlessly onto a glorious southwest facing rear garden via large bi-folding doors.
Internally the circa 2226sq ft. Accommodation comprises; an elegant bay fronted sitting room, family room/second reception, a 9.9m x 3.3m kitchen/dining room, utility and w.c on the ground floor and five bedrooms, study, bathroom and a shower room on the upper floors.
The sitting room retains period features such as sash windows with stained glass leaded lights over, ceiling rose, decorative cornice, picture rail and stripped wooden floorboards. The room also boasts a cast iron period fireplace with marble surround and slate hearth.
The impressive family room to the rear retains similar features to the sitting room and has been modernised to include a wood burning stove and bi-fold doors which connects the room to the rear garden.
The kitchen/dining room extends an impressive 9.9m and has been fitted with a range of contemporary gloss white wall and base units with integrated modern appliances including double ovens, a large induction hob and a fridge/freezer. The room also retains exposed wooden floorboards and a wood burning stove in the dining area.
A utility room is access via the kitchen and has space/plumbing for a washing machine and tumble dryer.
There are four double bedrooms and a shower room on the first floor. The modern shower room features a walk-in shower with glazed shower screen, a vanity unit with integrated wash hand basin and storage, a w.c, and a wall mounted heated towel rail.
The fifth bedroom suite spans the entire second floor and includes a 7.9m x 3.4m bedroom with windows overlooking the rear garden, and access to a bathroom, study and eaves storage.
The bathroom room suite comprises; a back to wall freestanding bath with wall mounted taps, wash hand basin, storage cabinet, w.c, a wall mounted heated towel rail, tiled walls and flooring and a velux style skylight window.
The southwest facing mature rear garden has an attractive flagstone patio area ideal for entertaining in the summer months, the garden is mostly laid to lawn with mature plants, trees and shrubbery to borders offering an unusual amount of privacy. There is also a pond, a workshop/storage shed and pedestrian gated access to the side.
The front of the house retains lovely original fretwork to the fascia, an original tiled pathway to the entrance and a variety of mature plants, and shrubbery.
Burghley Road is named after Lord William Cecil Burghley who was Lord Treasurer to Queen Elizabeth I from 1572 to 1598. All the roads in St Andrews are named after prominent Elizabethan Political figures.
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This impressive late Victorian circa 1900 semi-detached home is situated on one of St Andrews premier roads, close to the independent shops, cafés and restaurants lining the popular Gloucester Road, St Andrews Park and is within close proximity to Fairfield and Cotham Secondary Schools and Sefton Park Primary School.
Retaining a delightful mix of period and contemporary features, the property has been sympathetically modernised and is presented to an exceptionally high standard throughout, boasting a magnificent sitting room and a second reception which leads seamlessly onto a glorious southwest facing rear garden via large bi-folding doors.
Internally the circa 2226sq ft. Accommodation comprises; an elegant bay fronted sitting room, family room/second reception, a 9.9m x 3.3m kitchen/dining room, utility and w.c on the ground floor and five bedrooms, study, bathroom and a shower room on the upper floors.
The sitting room retains period features such as sash windows with stained glass leaded lights over, ceiling rose, decorative cornice, picture rail and stripped wooden floorboards. The room also boasts a cast iron period fireplace with marble surround and slate hearth.
The impressive family room to the rear retains similar features to the sitting room and has been modernised to include a wood burning stove and bi-fold doors which connects the room to the rear garden.
The kitchen/dining room extends an impressive 9.9m and has been fitted with a range of contemporary gloss white wall and base units with integrated modern appliances including double ovens, a large induction hob and a fridge/freezer. The room also retains exposed wooden floorboards and a wood burning stove in the dining area.
A utility room is access via the kitchen and has space/plumbing for a washing machine and tumble dryer.
There are four double bedrooms and a shower room on the first floor. The modern shower room features a walk-in shower with glazed shower screen, a vanity unit with integrated wash hand basin and storage, a w.c, and a wall mounted heated towel rail.
The fifth bedroom suite spans the entire second floor and includes a 7.9m x 3.4m bedroom with windows overlooking the rear garden, and access to a bathroom, study and eaves storage.
The bathroom room suite comprises; a back to wall freestanding bath with wall mounted taps, wash hand basin, storage cabinet, w.c, a wall mounted heated towel rail, tiled walls and flooring and a velux style skylight window.
The southwest facing mature rear garden has an attractive flagstone patio area ideal for entertaining in the summer months, the garden is mostly laid to lawn with mature plants, trees and shrubbery to borders offering an unusual amount of privacy. There is also a pond, a workshop/storage shed and pedestrian gated access to the side.
The front of the house retains lovely original fretwork to the fascia, an original tiled pathway to the entrance and a variety of mature plants, and shrubbery.
Burghley Road is named after Lord William Cecil Burghley who was Lord Treasurer to Queen Elizabeth I from 1572 to 1598. All the roads in St Andrews are named after prominent Elizabethan Political figures.
You may download, store and use the material for your own personal use and research. You may not republish, retransmit, redistribute or otherwise make the material available to any party or make the same available on any website, online service or bulletin board of your own or of any other party or make the same available in hard copy or in any other media without the website owner's express prior written consent. The website owner's copyright must remain on all reproductions of material taken from this website.
