Standout Features
- PERIOD PROPERTY WITH CHARACTER
- TWO DOUBLE BEDROOMS
- TWO RECEPTION ROOMS
- UNDERFLOOR HEATING IN THE KITCHEN AND DOWNSTAIRS WC
- STYLISH LOG BURNER WITH HOTPLATE
- SOUTH WEST FACING LOW MAINTENANCE GARDEN
- HANDY LOCAL SHOPS AND SCHOOLS
- EASY ACCESS TO THE M1 AND THE DERBYSHIRE COUNTRYSIDE
- COUNCIL TAX BAND - A
- EPC TBC
Property Description
Two Double Bedroom End-Terrace Home in Grassmoor - Full of Character
Situated in the heart of Grassmoor, this beautifully presented two double-bedroom end-terrace house blends period charm with modern living. Built in the early 20th century, this home boasts high ceilings, spacious rooms, and unique character features, making it a perfect choice for first-time buyers or small families.
The family-sized lounge, captures natural light from the large front-facing window. The attractive solid oak sealed flooring enhances the sense of space, while the media wall, built into the original fireplace, adds a stylish and functional focal point.
A short passage leads to the dining room, which exudes a rustic charm. The standout feature here is the wide brick chimney, housing a special log burner complete with a hotplate-ideal for cosy winter evenings. The under-stairs storage provides additional practicality, ensuring space is maximised throughout the home.
The dining room opens seamlessly into the galley-style kitchen, which has been thoughtfully designed for both efficiency and style. Offering ample storage and preparation space, with the underfloor heating ensuring comfort year-round. At the rear, a small utility area provides a handy laundry space and a downstairs WC, also benefitting from underfloor heating.
Upstairs, the master bedroom, positioned at the front of the property, is a generously sized double with plenty of space for wardrobes and additional furniture. The second bedroom, also a double, overlooks the rear garden and offers a peaceful retreat. A small additional room along the passageway is perfect for a home office or dressing room, adding flexibility to the layout. The family bathroom is well-appointed with a modern suite, featuring a bath, overhead shower, WC, and washbasin.
The rear garden is designed for low maintenance, with a combination of paved areas and artificial grass, creating a practical outdoor space for relaxation or entertaining. The large brick-built outhouse offers fantastic additional storage or the potential for a workshop, complete with power supply.
Located in the popular village of Grassmoor, this home is conveniently located within walking distance of local shops, schools, and transport links. The area offers a welcoming community atmosphere with easy access to parks and countryside walks, making it an attractive spot for both professionals and families.
This charming period home with modern comforts is a rare find-don't miss out on this fantastic first-time buyer's opportunity. Contact us today to arrange a viewing!
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION - Freehold
- Council Tax Band A
- EPC Rating TBC
- Restrictive Covenants
For more information please see the Key Facts for Byers section of this listing
Situated in the heart of Grassmoor, this beautifully presented two double-bedroom end-terrace house blends period charm with modern living. Built in the early 20th century, this home boasts high ceilings, spacious rooms, and unique character features, making it a perfect choice for first-time buyers or small families.
The family-sized lounge, captures natural light from the large front-facing window. The attractive solid oak sealed flooring enhances the sense of space, while the media wall, built into the original fireplace, adds a stylish and functional focal point.
A short passage leads to the dining room, which exudes a rustic charm. The standout feature here is the wide brick chimney, housing a special log burner complete with a hotplate-ideal for cosy winter evenings. The under-stairs storage provides additional practicality, ensuring space is maximised throughout the home.
The dining room opens seamlessly into the galley-style kitchen, which has been thoughtfully designed for both efficiency and style. Offering ample storage and preparation space, with the underfloor heating ensuring comfort year-round. At the rear, a small utility area provides a handy laundry space and a downstairs WC, also benefitting from underfloor heating.
Upstairs, the master bedroom, positioned at the front of the property, is a generously sized double with plenty of space for wardrobes and additional furniture. The second bedroom, also a double, overlooks the rear garden and offers a peaceful retreat. A small additional room along the passageway is perfect for a home office or dressing room, adding flexibility to the layout. The family bathroom is well-appointed with a modern suite, featuring a bath, overhead shower, WC, and washbasin.
The rear garden is designed for low maintenance, with a combination of paved areas and artificial grass, creating a practical outdoor space for relaxation or entertaining. The large brick-built outhouse offers fantastic additional storage or the potential for a workshop, complete with power supply.
Located in the popular village of Grassmoor, this home is conveniently located within walking distance of local shops, schools, and transport links. The area offers a welcoming community atmosphere with easy access to parks and countryside walks, making it an attractive spot for both professionals and families.
This charming period home with modern comforts is a rare find-don't miss out on this fantastic first-time buyer's opportunity. Contact us today to arrange a viewing!
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION - Freehold
- Council Tax Band A
- EPC Rating TBC
- Restrictive Covenants
For more information please see the Key Facts for Byers section of this listing
Additional Information
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Freehold
Council Tax Band:
A
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Henry Street, Grassmoor
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