This charming three-bedroom period end terrace house presents a superb opportunity for buyers seeking a home with character, space, and a fantastic urban garden. Offered for sale at Offers Over £220,000, this property seamlessly blends historical elegance with comfortable, modern living.
Upon entering, you are immediately greeted by the property's inherent period charm, evident in its high ceilings and original features that have been thoughtfully preserved. The ground floor is home to two generously proportioned reception rooms. The large lounge with bay window provides an inviting space for relaxation and entertaining, benefiting from ample natural light that enhances its spacious feel. Adjacent to this, a separate dining room offers a dedicated area for family meals and social gatherings, perfect for both everyday living and special occasions. French doors open into the garden, extending this reception space in the warmer months.
The well-equipped kitchen is light and airy and the back door leads out into the garden making al fresco dining a convenient option during the summer.
Ascending to the first floor, you will find a generous and airy landing and three very well-proportioned bedrooms. These rooms continue the theme of generous sizing, providing ample space for furniture and personal touches. The third bedroom is a double, which is hard to find in more modern houses, and means that this home will serve your needs for many years to come. The property also has a well-appointed large family bathroom.
On the second floor the bonus attic space is a versatile area offering significant potential, whether as an additional bedroom, a home office, a playroom, a creative studio, or simply for extra storage, subject to necessary planning consents. Furthermore, the property includes useful storage space in the cellar, an invaluable asset for keeping the main living areas clutter-free.
Externally, the property truly shines with its large urban garden. This private outdoor sanctuary provides a wonderful space for gardening enthusiasts, children's play, or simply unwinding in the fresh air. It offers a rare and valuable amenity in an urban setting, enhancing the property's appeal, including the original brick-built wash-house which holds great storage, and the opportunity to become a perfect garden room, office, or additional space.
Located in Wakefield, this home benefits from excellent local amenities, including shops, schools, and leisure facilities, all within easy reach. Commuting is straightforward, with good transport links providing access to the wider region. This beautiful period property represents an exceptional opportunity to acquire a characterful family home. Early viewing is highly recommended to fully appreciate the charm and space this delightful end terrace has to offer.
