Three-bedroom home with sunny courtyard and scope for modernisation.
Three bedrooms with generous main bedroom and original floorboards
This Victorian mid-terrace offers genuine period charm with practical family living across two floors. A generous front bay window, original floorboards in the main bedroom and a thoughtful open-plan lounge and dining area give the house light and character. The sunroom connects the ground floor to a private courtyard that captures afternoon sun, ideal for relaxed outdoor sitting or container planting.
The layout suits a family or professionals seeking proximity to local amenities: Heavitree’s independent shops, cafes, buses to the city centre, RD&E and St Luke’s campus are all within easy reach. The property is freehold, double glazed, and heated by a mains gas boiler with radiators, making it ready to occupy while offering sensible running costs in this affluent area.
Practical points to consider: the house has a small rear courtyard rather than a large garden, a single bathroom, and solid brick walls likely without modern cavity insulation. These are typical of pre-1900 terraces and present clear opportunities for targeted improvements — for example loft or wall insulation and bathroom reconfiguration — to increase comfort and long-term value.
Overall this is a well-located, characterful three-bedroom home with sun-filled outdoor space and scope for sensible updating. It will particularly appeal to families who want easy access to local schools and community facilities, or buyers looking to add value through modest refurbishment works.