Three generously sized double bedrooms, including loft conversion bedroom
Two reception rooms with original features and natural light
Newly renovated interior: re-wire, new windows/doors, upgraded boiler
Bright fitted kitchen, stylish family bathroom and downstairs WC
Cellar for storage; newly fitted central heating throughout
Private garden plus rare off-street parking and rear garage
Solid brick construction likely without cavity insulation (assumed)
Single bathroom only; one WC downstairs
This large Edwardian end-terrace blends original period character with a newly renovated, stylish interior — ideal for growing families and commuters. The layout includes two reception rooms with original features, a bright modern kitchen, a spacious family bathroom and three generously sized double bedrooms, one set within a loft conversion. Practical extras such as a cellar, downstairs WC and new central heating make daily life easier.
Outside, the property benefits from a decent private garden, rare off-street parking and a rear garage — a significant advantage in this central Sutton-in-Ashfield location. The house sits close to the town centre, good local schools (several rated Good by Ofsted), and reliable transport links, making it convenient for school runs and commuting.
Recent updates noted include a full re-wire, new windows and doors, and an upgraded boiler and heating system, so the property is largely move-in ready. Buyers should note the solid brick construction likely lacks cavity insulation (as originally built) and the home has a single family bathroom. Council tax is very low and local crime is low, which supports affordable ongoing running costs and peace of mind.
Overall, this property offers a strong mix of period charm, modern convenience and practical outside space. It will suit families seeking space and character in a well-connected town setting, or buyers looking for a roomy, low-maintenance home with parking and a garage.
