Property description

'Tudor House' is a delightful example of fine architecture which has been beautifully maintained and illustrates craftsmanship rarely seen today. 'Tudor House' will without doubt continue to be a family home, not only to be enjoyed but also adored.Steeped in history and displaying arguably some of the finest joinery work, brick work and detailed stone masonry within the local area, this property will no doubt provide the successful purchaser with an enviable lifestyle.A full schedule of the accommodation is set out within these sales particulars and in order to appreciate this fine example of a period residential dwelling an internal inspection must be undertaken.In the main, the elevations consist of pressed red brick with relieved mullion bay windows with decorative mock Tudor panelling and stucco render detail. The roof is weathered in what we believe to be Westmoreland slate.

ACCOMMODATION

GROUND FLOOR
The property is approached via a short walkway with a smooth stone step and pressed red brick entrance. Leaded light entrance door with side windows and fan light over leads into:

VESTIBULE ENTRANCE
Mosaic tiled floor and pressed red brick walls. Internal entrance door with leaded light and stained glass detail work and being carved and panelled with a detailed leaded light port hole window with stucco detail over.

RECEPTION HALL - 14' 10'' x 10' 0'' plus door recess (4.51m x 3.04m)
A magnificent, elegant and inviting hall displaying craftsmanship rarely seen today with beautiful panelled walls, veneered door, encased by detailed architraves. Carved art rail, herringbone floor with decorative borders and the focal point is the elegant return easy tread staircase leading to the upper floors which has panelled string, carved balustrade and beautiful barley twist spindles. There are twin carved timber relieved by a central pilaster.

DRAWING ROOM - 19' 5'' x 16' 5'' (5.91m x 5m)
An elegant and comfortable room with the focal point being an Inglenook polished fireplace with beautiful panelling and an inset fire surround with marble hearth. There are mullion leaded light windows with delicately carved window shutters set within the Inglenook fireplace. Parquet flooring with decorative borders, wall light points and a leaded light mullion bay window looking onto Church Road. Carved and relieved art rail, coved ceiling with part decorative frieze.

FORMAL DINING ROOM - 19' 3'' x 14' 10'' (5.87m x 4.51m)
A generously proportioned leaded light mullion window looks onto Church Road and again this room enjoys parquet flooring. A stunning fire surround with an interesting proverb carved into the woodwork, 'EAST, WEST, HAMES, BEST'. There is over lighting to the fireplace and beautiful panelling to the walls with carved art rail, coved ceiling with decorative frieze and mouldings to the ceiling.

STUDY - 13' 7'' x 12' 10'' (4.13m x 3.91m)
A splayed mullion bay window with leaded light detail, parquet flooring, picture rail, coved ceiling, delicate fire surround with open fire, display shelving and keepsake cupboard.

GROUND FLOOR WC
From the reception hall there is a door leading to the inner hall with a deep understair storage cupboard and access to the ground floor WC. Low level WC, part tiled walls, window.

KITCHEN - 13' 7'' x 13' 0'' (4.15m x 3.95m)
A classic example of an period kitchen with cream glazed bricks to the walls with decorative maroon borders. An arrangement of base, wall and drawer unit, work surfaces with a double drainer stainless steel sink unit, servant bells situated at frieze height, range cooker and a mullion splayed bay window overlooking the rear garden.

UTILITY & WASH ROOM - 10' 7'' x 7' 2'' (3.23m x 2.19m) plus larder and rear hall 10' 1'' x 6' 0'' (3.07m x 1.84m) overall
Corresponding bricks to the kitchen and a Belfast sink unit, leaded light windows, walk-in larder with shelving and storage. Door leading to rear.

FIRST FLOOR

LANDING - 10' 1'' x 9' 1'' (3.07m x 2.78m)
A beautiful, bright and spacious landing approached via the elegant return staircase and two half landings.Continuation of return staircase. Beautiful veneered doors with carved architraves leading to the four bedrooms.

MASTER BEDROOM 1 - 19' 2'' x 12' 11'' (5.84m x 3.93m)
Having a mullion splayed bay window leaded light detail, wide architraves, deep skirting boards, deep alcove recess, coved and panelled ceiling.

BEDROOM 2 - 19' 1'' x 15' 1'' (5.81m x 4.6m)
Having a splayed bay mullion leaded light window, fire surround with blue glazed tiles and corresponding hearth, stripped and varnished floor boards, coved and panelled ceiling.

BEDROOM 3 - 14' 1'' x 13' 0'' (4.29m x 3.97m)
Having a mullion leaded light window, fire surround with carved detail, deep skirting boards, coved ceiling.

BEDROOM 4 - 18' 3'' x 13' 5'' (5.57m x 4.1m) reducing to 8' 7'' (2.62m)
Having a splayed bay mullion leaded light window, wash basin. Connecting door to master bedroom.

INNER HALL
With leaded light window, coved ceiling. Access to:

WC
Comprising close couple WC, green glazed tiles to the walls.

BATHROOM
Finished in a deco style, bath, pedestal wash basin with period taps, wood block flooring. Original cupboards with timber doors, window, green and cream glazed tiles complete the bathroom.

SECOND FLOOR, LANDING - 10' 5'' x 10' 2'' (3.18m x 3.09m)
Approached via two half landings and the beautiful return staircase. Deep skylight providing generous natural light. Highly veneered doors leading to the following rooms. Walk-in eaves storage room and tank with skylight.

BEDROOM 5 - 17' 10'' x 9' 10'' (5.44m x 3m)
Leaded light windows providing views over the surrounding roof tops and towards the Wirral peninsular and on clear days the Welsh hills. Part sloping ceiling.

BEDROOM 6 OR GAMES ROOM - 28' 7'' x 19' 8'' (8.7m x 6m)
A stunning, spacious and bright room offering an Inglenook fireplace to the gable elevation with a fitted gas fire and fire surround, three further windows provide views over the surrounding area, stripped and varnished floor boards, additional fire surround. A quadrant of lights to the ceiling illustrate that this room room was formerly used as a snooker and games room. This part of the property may well be suitable for conversion into multiple rooms subject to obtaining any required consents or planning permissions.

OUTSIDE
The gardens surround the front, one side and the rear of the property. There are areas of lawn and a number of established trees and shrubs planted into borders. From Hereford Road there is a garage.

GARAGE
Providing secure parking accessible via twin timber doors and associated tool storage. Internally the garage is finished in white glazed brick typical of this period.

Property Features :

• A Substantial Period Terraced House
• A Stunning Example Of Fine Architecture
• Supreme Construction & Craftsmanship Throughout
• Accommodation Over Three Floors
• Open Porch & Period Vesitbule