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EPC Report

A semi-detached period property with a south-facing rear garden situated in a sought-after cul-de-sac location within very easy reach of the mainline station & City centre.

Summary

Storm porch | Entrance hall | Cloak room | Sitting room | Family room | Kitchen/dining room | Four bedrooms | Family bathroom | Gardens | Tenure - Freehold

The Property

There is beautifully presented accommodation on three light and airy floors, where, to the ground floor, an entrance hall leads to both well-proportioned reception rooms and the kitchen/dining room. The sitting room at the front of the house has a large box bay, while the family room to the rear has French doors to the garden, as does the kitchen/dining room.

On the first floor are three of the four bedrooms, all doubles, and a stylishly appointed family bathroom, the fourth bedroom is to the second floor and enjoys far reaching views to the rear.

Outside

Outside, the house sits behind a handsome rendered period façade a pretty cottage style garden with a footpath leading to a storm porch and the front door. Gated passage to one side leads to the garden to the rear, which enjoys a sunny southerly aspect and pleasant far-reaching views. It is laid mainly to lawn with a paved sun terrace immediately to the rear of the house, fenced and planted boundaries, and makes a lovely back drop to the living space, and the ideal place for al-fresco dining and entertaining.

Location

Located just to the south of the city centre in a sought-after cul-de-sac location within very easy reach of the mainline station, City centre, highly regarded schools and extensive local amenities.

General

Tenure – Freehold

Services -mains water, drainage, gas and electricity

EPC rating – D

Council Tax Band – D £2,368.36