3 bedroom terraced house for sale

Lawson are delighted to market this beautifully appointed, character terraced family home, retaining many of its original features benefitting from a well-maintained accommodation arranged over two floors comprising, original wooden front door leading to an entrance vestibule. The entrance vestibule has mosaic tiled floor, half height striped wooden panelling with decorative inset tiles and striped door into the main hallway. The main hallway has painted stairs to the first floor landing with a polished and carved newel post, handrail and spindles, ample under stairs storage.

A doorway leads into the sitting room with a large box bay window to the front elevation, ceiling rose, moulded ceiling, picture rail and a feature fire place with wooden surround, mantle and cast iron insert with decorative tiles and tiled hearth, striped wooden flooring and double sliding doors lead into the dining room. The dining room has French doors leading to the rear garden, moulded ceiling with ceiling rose, picture rail and large fitted recess cupboards with glazed doors, a further period fireplace with wooden surround and mantle, insert cast iron hearth with decorative tiles and striped wooden flooring.

The breakfast room has French doors leading to the courtyard garden, a large exposed fireplace, fitted recess storage cupboards with striped doors and drawers and then an opening through into the kitchen. The kitchen is fitted with a matching range base and eye level storage cupboards with post formed and roll top worksurfaces, an integral electric cooker, five burner hob, filter canopy, fridge, freezer, dishwasher, plumbing for a washing machine, one and a half bowl ceramic sink unit, vaulted ceiling with spotlights, Velux window and a window to the side elevation.

From the main hallway, stairs ascend to the first floor landing with a window to the rear elevation, large built in storage cupboard, loft access (the loft space has three Velux windows installed) and a doorway to the bathroom. The bathroom is fitted with a matching white 3 piece suite comprising, a roll top bath with a telephone style mixer tap, pedestal wash hand basin, walk in shower cubicle with drencher head, window to the rear elevation, half height tiling and a wall mounted Ideal Logic combination boiler, chrome towel rail and a fitted cupboard. The cloakroom has a low level WC and a window to the side elevation.

A doorway leads to bedroom one which is a double room with a bay window to the front elevation, moulded ceiling and picture rail. Bedroom two is a further double room with a window to the rear, picture rail, feature fireplace with a cast iron insert with decorative tiles and a painted slate surround and mantle. Bedroom three is a large single room with a window to the front and a moulded ceiling.

Externally, the front garden is gravelled for ease of maintenance with a range of mature shrubs. The rear courtyard garden is flagged and fully fence enclosed with a large secure workshop that includes power and light.

UTILITIES 

Mains water, gas, electricity and mains drainage, mobile coverage likely, broadband connection are ADSL, FTTC, FTTP. 

OUTGOINGS PLYMOUTH

We understand the property is in band 'C' for council tax purposes and the amount payable for the year 2024/2025 is £1,968.77 (by internet enquiry with Plymouth City Council). These details are subject to change.

PEVERELL 

Two of the main roads are named Peverell Park Road and Weston Park Road. The area now consists mostly of Edwardian terraced houses. Peverell borders Central Park, often known as "the green lung" of Plymouth which is a very popular recreational area for, and is home to Plymouth Life Centre and Plymouth Argyle’s Home Park football stadium.  Primary schooling is provided by Montpelier and Hyde Park Primary School (whilst the Hyde Park area offers a popular shopping parade).  Mutley Plain and Plymouth Station are considered to be within walking distance, by most. The Hyde Park Pub, on the periphery of Peverell, is a popular gastro/local pub.  Peverell is seen by residents as a safe solid and central area with a good quality housing stock and few social problems.  The terms on which the land was sold for development at the turn of the twentieth century stipulated that no licensed premises (pubs), should be built on the land, as the seller was a strict abstainer.  This has resulted in the district having a residential atmosphere.