Bay-fronted Victorian mid-terrace with period features
Three bedrooms plus dressing room/study for flexible use
Two reception rooms, kitchen, utility and ground-floor shower room
Off-street parking to front; small rear courtyard in informal use
Listed heating: electric storage heaters; gas boiler present—verify systems
Solid brick walls likely lack modern insulation; upgrade potential
Decor dated throughout; requires modernisation for contemporary living
Rear courtyard not on title plan; right of way across courtyard
This bay-fronted Victorian mid-terrace on Prince of Wales Road offers spacious family accommodation across multiple levels, with three bedrooms, two reception rooms and practical utility space. Period features such as high ceilings, timber sash/bay windows and original fireplaces give the house character and scope to create a comfortable home close to Stoke Road amenities.
The ground floor provides flexible living with lounge and dining rooms, a kitchen with adjoining utility, plus a ground-floor shower room for convenience. Upstairs there are three bedrooms, a first-floor bathroom, separate WC and a dressing room/study — useful for a home office or nursery. Off-street parking to the front and a rear courtyard add everyday practicality.
Buyers should be aware this is an older solid-brick property likely to need updating: decorative finishes are dated and some modernisation or insulation work would improve comfort and running costs. Heating information is mixed in the paperwork — electric storage heaters are recorded, yet a gas boiler is also shown in the utility; prospective purchasers should verify heating type, service history and energy performance.
There is no onward chain and the property sits near good local schools and shops, making it suitable for families or professionals seeking a period home with renovation potential. Note the rear courtyard is not shown on the title plan and a right of way exists across it — legal verification is advised before purchase.
