A characterful and generously proportioned four-bedroom terraced house, offering versatile family accommodation arranged over three floors. The property combines period features with practical modern touches and benefits from three bathrooms, a substantial reception room, a kitchen/dining room and an enclosed rear garden.
The property provides spacious accommodation across three floors, with a welcoming combination of character features and neutral contemporary décor.
The main reception room is a particularly impressive feature of the home. Generously proportioned, it benefits from a large front-facing window which helps create a bright and inviting environment. Exposed ceiling beams, a stone feature fireplace and a log-burning stove provide attractive focal points and enhance the property's period character.
The kitchen/dining room offers a practical and sociable space, with ample room for a family dining table alongside extensive worktop surfaces and good storage. Contrasting floor tiles add definition to the room, while the layout provides a useful area for both everyday family life and entertaining.
There are four well-proportioned bedrooms, each offering sufficient space for a double bed. The bedrooms provide a variety of outlooks and individual decorative styles, with exposed beams and stonework featuring in several rooms and adding to the property's character and charm.
The accommodation is further complemented by three bathrooms, providing excellent flexibility for family living. The main family bathroom includes a panelled bath and vanity basin, while additional shower and WC ensuite facilities are provided off two of the bedrooms.
To the rear is an enclosed garden, incorporating an artificial lawned area, shed and seating space. The garden provides a useful private outdoor environment for relaxing, entertaining or family play.
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