House For Sale £850,000
GUIDE PRICE £850,000 to £875,000. A quite superb and beautifully presented 1930's property, set back from the road beyond a broad grass verge, situated on the edge of Dore Village, close to the beautiful surrounding countryside and commanding a super view from the first floor over the surrounding fields. This pretty home has accommodation situated over two floors with modern fixtures and fittings in all the right places. The property would suit the family market (who will also appreciate the 'outstanding' local schooling) and also those wishing to downsize. With a good balance to the accommodation which includes two versatile reception rooms alongside an open plan kitchen, large utility room, four good bedrooms and two luxurious bathrooms. The immaculate interior is complemented by the pretty, landscaped gardens to the rear and the attractive, block paved driveway and Acers on the front.
Description - Causeway Head Road runs from the centre of Dore Village, up the hill towards the foot of Cross Lane and number 128A is found in a desirable position, towards the top of the road, next to the junction with Parkers Lane. This gorgeous, 1930's detached home offers a range of beautifully presented and well maintained accommodation that is laid out over two floors with modern fittings in all the right places. The property is situated on a landscaped plot that includes a broad sweep of block paved parking at the front of the house, leading to a larger than average, attached garage, past the pretty Acer trees to a pedestrian path that leads back onto the footpath on Causeway Head Road. The rear of the property includes a lovely, Indian stone terrace area that can be accessed from the kitchen and sitting room, overlooking the lawned garden area and 'hidden' patio found at the bottom of the plot. The property has a pleasant view to the rear which is particularly apparent on the first floor.
Dore Village has long been regarded as one of Sheffield's most desirable places to live. The village has superb transport links including speedy bus links into the centre of town and train services that provide links to Manchester via some of the pretty Peak Park Villages. There are an excellent range of local shops, cafes, pubs and restaurants that provide residents of Dore with everything that they require and the greater S17 postcode supports a host of sports clubs including golf, tennis, squash, rugby, cricket and tennis facilities. The surrounding countryside is easily accessible and the first class local schooling providing an excellent education Dore has a strong sense of community and is amongst the top places to live in the city. With Sheffield United Football Club having recently acquired the HSBC sports ground it is also very likely that property prices in this area will stay well ahead of the national curve and Dore represents an excellent place to invest your money.
Description - Causeway Head Road runs from the centre of Dore Village, up the hill towards the foot of Cross Lane and number 128A is found in a desirable position, towards the top of the road, next to the junction with Parkers Lane. This gorgeous, 1930's detached home offers a range of beautifully presented and well maintained accommodation that is laid out over two floors with modern fittings in all the right places. The property is situated on a landscaped plot that includes a broad sweep of block paved parking at the front of the house, leading to a larger than average, attached garage, past the pretty Acer trees to a pedestrian path that leads back onto the footpath on Causeway Head Road. The rear of the property includes a lovely, Indian stone terrace area that can be accessed from the kitchen and sitting room, overlooking the lawned garden area and 'hidden' patio found at the bottom of the plot. The property has a pleasant view to the rear which is particularly apparent on the first floor.
Dore Village has long been regarded as one of Sheffield's most desirable places to live. The village has superb transport links including speedy bus links into the centre of town and train services that provide links to Manchester via some of the pretty Peak Park Villages. There are an excellent range of local shops, cafes, pubs and restaurants that provide residents of Dore with everything that they require and the greater S17 postcode supports a host of sports clubs including golf, tennis, squash, rugby, cricket and tennis facilities. The surrounding countryside is easily accessible and the first class local schooling providing an excellent education Dore has a strong sense of community and is amongst the top places to live in the city. With Sheffield United Football Club having recently acquired the HSBC sports ground it is also very likely that property prices in this area will stay well ahead of the national curve and Dore represents an excellent place to invest your money.
