- Elegant 1860 Victorian townhouse with high ceilings and period detail
- Four double bedrooms plus flexible lower-ground guest/study with shower
- Bright kitchen/diner with part-vaulted ceiling and bi-fold doors
- Private walled garden with pizza oven; small, low-maintenance plot
- Off-street parking via double gates and on-site EV charging point
- Newly renovated; lower-ground conversion completed in 2019
- Freehold, mains gas heating, double glazing and internal wall insulation
- Above-average local crime reported; street-front plot with limited forecourt
Tucked away in a peaceful conservation-area backwater, this elegant 1860 townhouse combines high ceilings and original period detail with a contemporary, newly renovated finish. The house spreads across three floors to offer four double bedrooms, two bathrooms and flexible lower-ground accommodation completed in 2019 — ideal for a guest room, home office or family study.
The bright kitchen/dining room is a standout: part‑vaulted with bi-fold doors to the private walled garden, creating a strong indoor–outdoor connection for family life and entertaining. Practical benefits include off‑street parking via double gates, an EV charging point, large shed and useful rear storage.
Rooms are well proportioned for a town-centre property, with features such as bay windows, cast-iron fireplaces, picture rails and tasteful decoration throughout. Services are straightforward: mains gas central heating with boiler and radiators, double glazing and solid-brick walls with internal insulation. There is no flooding risk and the property is offered freehold.
Considerations: the plot is small with a limited forecourt and compact garden, typical of a street-front townhouse. The immediate area records above-average crime, which some buyers may want to investigate further. Council tax is moderate. Overall, this is a characterful, family-focused town house close to Leamington town centre and good schools, suited to buyers seeking period charm combined with contemporary convenience.
