Property description

SUMMARY A delectable three storey Victorian home with stunning views. Watch balloons lift off from Victoria Park from the rear deck of this three double bedroom family home in this quiet road just south of Moorland Road shops. In close proximity of Oldfield Park train station and in the catchment area of good local schools, this thoroughly delightful mid terraced property is complete with two bathrooms, two receptions, large kitchen and further potential for expansion upwards as neighbours have done. Exceptional level 73ft x 15ft rear gardens, plenty of character and even a smidge more space in most rooms than many nearby terraces. Vendor suited. Sole Agents. 

ENTRANCE HALL Double glazed top lit front door, meters, coved ceiling, part glazed internal door, cloaks area. 

SITTING ROOM Two double glazed front windows, coved ceiling, radiator. 

DINING ROOM Double glazed door to rear deck, original alcove cupboards with dresser and shelving over, radiator, stairs to lower and upper floors. Opening to kitchen. 

KITCHEN Double glazed rear picture window, range of white gloss base and wall units with laminated worktops and inset sink/drainer, fitted gas hob with hood over, fitted double electric oven, plumbing for washing machine and dishwasher, space for tall fridge/freezer, wall mounted Worcester 26CDI gas combination boiler. 

LANDING Loft access. 

BATHROOM Double glazed rear window, heated towel rail, panelled bath, low level W.C, pedestal basin, large corner shower cubicle, part tiled walls, extractor fan. 

BEDROOM 2 Double glazed rear window, radiator, original cast iron fireplace. 

BEDROOM 1 Two double glazed front windows, radiator. 

BEDROOM 3 Stairs from ground floor with storage alcove under, double glazed rear window, radiator, front undercroft access. 

DRESSING ROOM Double glazed door to rear garden, wardrobe space, dressing table area. 

SHOWER ROOM Double glazed rear window, low level W.C, corner handbasin, double shower cubicle with electric shower over, part tiled walls, tiled floor, radiator, extractor fan. 

REAR DECK 14ft x 8ft elevated and railed timber deck with light and steps to rear garden. 

REAR GARDENS 73ft x 15ft approx - gravelled terrace and under deck storage adjacent to property. Patio, lawns, flower beds, mature trees and shrubs. Shed, gated rear access. Fences to side and rear. 

AGENTS NOTES South Avenue was built in 1888, by Herbert S Keeling (who went on to live briefly at No1) and, by 1892, all 40 houses were first occupied barring Nos 2, 11,12 and 17. Brief occupation records below across the next two decades;

1895 - occupied by Joseph T Eddolls with neighbours William Heskins (baker) and Edward Toogood (stoker)

1902 - this property was vacant with neighbours George Williams (carter) and Edward Toogood (now promoted to engine driver)

1911 - occupied by Cecil Wood with one neighbour vacant and the other Ernest Alfred Wiggins