- Chain-free three-bedroom Victorian terrace
- Three double bedrooms across three storeys
- Bay-windowed lounge with high ceilings and original coving
- Open-plan dining room and modern-style kitchen
- Private enclosed rear garden and cellar storage
- Leasehold with long lease (~627 years) and nominal ground rent
- EPC rating D; walls assumed uninsulated — energy improvements likely
- Single bathroom for three bedrooms
This traditional three-double-bedroom Victorian terrace on Springvale Road blends period character with practical living across three storeys plus a cellar. The bay-windowed lounge, high ceilings and original coving give the house warmth and charm, while an open-plan dining room and modern-style kitchen provide a flexible social hub for everyday life.
The property is chain-free and sits on a very long lease (approx. 627 years remaining) with a nominal ground rent, making it straightforward to buy. A private, enclosed rear yard is a rare and useful outdoor space for morning coffee or small gatherings. Cellar storage adds handy extra capacity for bikes, utilities or storage.
Practical points to note: the home has an EPC rating of D and cavity walls are assumed to have no insulation, so energy-efficiency improvements could be needed. There is a single bathroom for three double bedrooms, and the property is leasehold rather than freehold. These are realistic considerations for buyers wanting to renovate or improve running costs.
Well placed for university sites, hospitals and Broomhill’s cafés, this property suits first-time buyers, small families or professionals looking for a characterful home with potential. With some targeted upgrades to insulation and energy performance, it can be a comfortable, economical long-term home or a well-located investment in a popular S10 neighbourhood.
