3 bedroom end of terrace house for sale

The Property:
This classic Victorian end-of-terrace house has been sensitively modernised and upgraded by the current owners, whilst still offering scope to add further value should one wish. Its versatile accommodation can be used either as a three-bedroom with open plan kitchen/reception room or two bedrooms with two reception rooms. The ground floor has a welcoming hallway and leads to the sitting room on the left, which has a traditional style fireplace and large sash window to the front. This room could be used as a third bedroom as has been the case over the years. This floor also has a downstairs cloakroom. To the rear of the property is the open plan kitchen/breakfast room and additional reception/living area. The property has been extended to the side and rear to create a bright dining area off the kitchen along with a sizeable downstairs family bathroom/utility room at the back.
Stairs rise to the two generous double bedrooms with large ensuite bathroom to the back of the property. Beautiful sash windows allow for plenty of natural light throughout, adding to the sense of space. On the lower ground floor is a sizeable basement with a window to the front. It's currently used for storage but could be converted to create another reception space or bedroom if required, providing scope to add value. Outside, the property enjoys a private garden of surprising size for a house this central, with a pretty flint wall surrounding. The garden is laid to lawn with shed to the rear and there is space for home office should one wish. Residents are able to apply for on-street parking.

Directions:
From our high street office proceed up turning right onto Tower Street. Take the first left onto Tower Road and then immediately left again onto Sussex Street. Turn right onto Newburgh Street and the property will be found on the left-hand side, identified by our 'For Sale' board.

The Location:
Newburgh Street enjoys an elevated position equidistant from the mainline rail station and the main high street; only seconds from the thriving city centre, with its eclectic range of shops, bars and restaurants. The Hampshire Farmers' Market visits the city periodically, selling a wealth of local produce. Also close by are River Park Leisure Centre and Recreation Ground, St. Giles' and St. Catherine's Hills and the delightful Water Meadows. Winchester's mainline rail station is also within walking distance with excellent M3 access; the property lies equidistant to junctions 10 to the south and 9 to the north.

Viewing:
Strictly by appointment through Belgarum Estate Agents[use Contact Agent Button]).

Services:
All mains' services are connected.

Council Tax:
Band D (rate for 2024/25 £2,122.28 pa).