A rare period home on a private tree-lined avenue with large garage and gardens.
Six double bedrooms across three floors, many original period features
This substantial six-bedroom house on Sandal Avenue combines period charm with family-sized accommodation across three floors. Built in 1908 and retaining original stained glass, fireplaces and high ceilings, the property offers abundant character alongside practical living spaces including a modern fitted kitchen, pantry and useful outbuildings.
Outside there is generous off-road parking, a larger-than-average double garage with workshop, a separate car port and well-maintained front and rear gardens with a block‑paved patio for outdoor dining. The house sits on a large plot in a quiet, tree-lined part of Sandal, close to good schools, Sandal Castle and public transport links.
Buyers should note material and running-cost information plainly: the EPC rating is F23 and the cavity walls are listed as having no insulation (assumed), so energy-efficiency improvements are likely needed. The property is freehold and in Council Tax band F, described as expensive.
Overall this is a characterful, spacious family home with strong period appeal and clear potential for upgrading energy performance and secondary glazing where desired. It will suit a family wanting a distinctive, central Sandal address and scope to invest in modernisation without losing original features.