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" Requiring some modernisation, this otherwise excellent 1920s semi-detached home also has a 140 ft long (approx) garden. Spacious, it comprises hall, lounge, sitting room, breakfast kitchen, three double bedrooms, bathroom. (1,079 sq ft/100.2 sq m approx. EPC Rating: F). Gas central heating with PVCu double glazing. Perfect for a project minded family.

Services Mains supplies of gas, water, electricity and drainage. Gas central heating to panelled radiators from a Vulcan Continental central heating boiler. Council Tax: RVBC Band C. We are advised the tenure is Freehold. Additional Features The property has PVCu double glazed windows, plaster ceiling cornices and picture rails. Accommodation Built during the 1920s to a high specification, this distinctive semi-detached house has elevations in Accrington brick and spar dashing under a blue slate pitched roof. Having grown a little tired in some respects it is now ready for a degree of updating and modernisation which is reflected in the price. The previous owner moved here when England last won the World Cup, forty-seven years ago. The houses along this stretch of Henthorn Road have always been popular, in part due to their particularly long rear gardens. At almost 140 ft they are larger than most. This home would suit a practical purchaser who is able and prepared to carry out the cosmetic improvements needed. At the front there is a porch opening to a large hall, almost square in shape and very welcoming. The front lounge has a lovely bay window with a feature arch and a coal effect living flame gas fire in a marble fire surround. The plaster ceiling cornice and frieze are notable period features along with the picture rails. The rear sitting room has a tiled fireplace with a gas fire and a box bay window overlooking the garden. The useful understairs cupboard has fitted shelving and cupboards. The spacious breakfast kitchen has fitted base and wall units and a stainless steel sink unit, fully tiled walls and a lovely light feel with windows on two elevations. On the first floor you will find three double size bedrooms, something a family will really appreciate. The master is at the front with the smaller doubles overlooking the rear garden. They share a house bathroom which consists of a bath, pedestal washbasin and low suite w.c. There is a shelved airing cupboard with hot water cistern and electric immersion heater. The walls are tiled. One feature that differentiates this super home is the high ceilings, a regular feature of this period. The front garden has a brick wall with stone gateposts and wrought iron gates with parking for one vehicle on a concrete drive that extends down the side in the form of a footpath and along the first section of the rear garden. At almost 140 ft long the rear garden will delight gardeners and children alike. It has a brick built store, timber shed, two greenhouses and cold frame. Laid mainly to lawn with well kept borders, featuring trimmed bushes and a feature limestone rockery. Viewing Strictly by appointment with the Agents.
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