Large 1,346 sq ft Victorian end-of-terrace with driveway parking
Three double bedrooms, family bathroom plus two additional WCs
Original period features: parquet floors, bay windows, tiled entrance hall
Generous rear garden with paved patio, lawn and gated side access
Double glazing installed before 2002; may need upgrading for efficiency
Sandstone/limestone walls assumed uninsulated — insulation recommended
Excellent mobile signal and fast broadband; near Whitchurch Road shops
Above-average local crime rate and relatively expensive council tax
This handsome Victorian end-of-terrace sits on a generous plot with off-street driveway parking and a private, gated forecourt. High ceilings, original tiled entrance, bay windows and parquet floors give the house strong period character, while recent redecoration and new first-floor carpet make it move-in ready for a range of buyers.
Ground floor reception rooms are bright and well-proportioned: a bay-fronted dining room and a lounge with a second bay and garden views. The kitchen is practical with integrated oven and gas hob, an adjacent utility room and a convenient downstairs w/c. Upstairs are three double bedrooms, a contemporary family bathroom plus an additional first-floor w/c.
Practical benefits include gas central heating, double glazing and excellent mobile and broadband connectivity. The enclosed rear garden is a good size with patio, lawn and mature planting — suitable for families or anyone who enjoys outside space in the city.
Known considerations are factual: the property dates from before 1900 and external walls are assumed to be uninsulated sandstone/limestone, so energy-efficiency improvements (insulation, glazing upgrades) may be advisable. Double glazing was fitted before 2002 and may not match modern standards. The neighbourhood records above-average crime and the council-tax band is described as expensive — factors to weigh when budgeting and assessing security needs.
