House For Sale £600,000
A stylish three storey home with a southerly facing garden on Strathmore Road.
The accommodation on the ground floor comprises a living room with a bay window, ceiling coving, a cast iron fireplace and a stripped wood floor. A hallway leads through into a sleek kitchen/ dining space with a useful storage space and cupboard underneath the stairs. The kitchen has been fitted with a range of contemporary white units with integrated appliances, a solid wood worktop and a ceramic sink. A central island has space for bar stool seating beneath and an eye catching geometric tiled floor runs throughout. An opening connects the rear living space which has glazed doors leading out onto the garden. This versatile living space is a light and bright room with a Velux window and bi-fold doors which link the garden.
On the first floor are three double bedrooms and a family bathroom. All bedrooms are neatly decorated and carpeted with double glazed windows. The front bedroom also has a bay and fitted wardrobes. The family bathroom is fitted with a contemporary white suite with metro brick tiles and walls decorated in a rich navy blue. A second staircase rises up to the master bedroom in the converted loft space. This well designed room has dual aspect windows and doors providing access to useful eaves storage. Adjacent to the bedroom is a smartly finished shower room with a Velux window and independent access from the hallway.
Externally, the sunny rear garden has a decked seating area, lawn, planted beds and a shed. This lovely period home has been thoughtfully restored and is in easy reach of all the amenities of Gloucester Road.
Vendor's comments: "This is a real family home in which we have loved bringing up our children. It is full of character and natural light, and it has been a place of joy for the last 7 years. The street has a real sense of community and the school round the corner means we know lots of people locally. The south-westerly facing garden is a sun trap, great for a morning cuppa, for kids to play, and evening entertaining. The independent cafes and shops of Gloucester Road are a regular Saturday morning activity. We will miss this home and hope the new owners create as many happy memories as we have."
The accommodation on the ground floor comprises a living room with a bay window, ceiling coving, a cast iron fireplace and a stripped wood floor. A hallway leads through into a sleek kitchen/ dining space with a useful storage space and cupboard underneath the stairs. The kitchen has been fitted with a range of contemporary white units with integrated appliances, a solid wood worktop and a ceramic sink. A central island has space for bar stool seating beneath and an eye catching geometric tiled floor runs throughout. An opening connects the rear living space which has glazed doors leading out onto the garden. This versatile living space is a light and bright room with a Velux window and bi-fold doors which link the garden.
On the first floor are three double bedrooms and a family bathroom. All bedrooms are neatly decorated and carpeted with double glazed windows. The front bedroom also has a bay and fitted wardrobes. The family bathroom is fitted with a contemporary white suite with metro brick tiles and walls decorated in a rich navy blue. A second staircase rises up to the master bedroom in the converted loft space. This well designed room has dual aspect windows and doors providing access to useful eaves storage. Adjacent to the bedroom is a smartly finished shower room with a Velux window and independent access from the hallway.
Externally, the sunny rear garden has a decked seating area, lawn, planted beds and a shed. This lovely period home has been thoughtfully restored and is in easy reach of all the amenities of Gloucester Road.
Vendor's comments: "This is a real family home in which we have loved bringing up our children. It is full of character and natural light, and it has been a place of joy for the last 7 years. The street has a real sense of community and the school round the corner means we know lots of people locally. The south-westerly facing garden is a sun trap, great for a morning cuppa, for kids to play, and evening entertaining. The independent cafes and shops of Gloucester Road are a regular Saturday morning activity. We will miss this home and hope the new owners create as many happy memories as we have."
