Welcome to 19 Kings Road, Evesham, a cozy and compact terraced type home with 4 bed in the WR11 3BP area. This lovely residence, which comes with the freedom and stability of a freehold ownership, and sits comfortably in tax band B.
This classic property was built 1900-1929 and has a reported internal area of 117 internal square metres
The local area is known for its high value-to-quality ratio -
with a market valuation of £178,035 and a rental potential of £1,157 per month,
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it represents not just a residence but a worthwhile investment in a sought-after area.
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In addition to our own current description, this property has received a tailor-made description dated to Apr 25, 2017. It's possible the property has changed since then,
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Located within walking distance of local convenience store and
supermarket and within easy reach of the town centre, the
increasingly popular Art Deco Regal Cinema, this well presented
Victorian house has been well maintained by the present owners and
the flexible accommodation, including the large attic room,
currently used as the master bedroom, could alternatively be used
as a hobby room, home office/study space or playroom. There is
scope for further improvement within the property so ideal for
anyone wishing to put their own mark on a period property. The
off-road parking and the property's close proximity to the Evesham
bypass would make the house ideal for anyone commuting. The
separate large rear garden benefits from a high degree of privacy
and would be ideal for anyone wanting to keep poultry or rabbits or
wanting to create a kitchen garden. There is also a TIMBER
GREENHOUSE and SUMMERHOUSE.
The house is set back from the road and footpath by a front
garden currently laid with small decorative bark and partly
enclosed by traditional low red & blue brick walling with a metal
pedestrian gate set into red brick posts opening to a concrete
path, with raised border to the side planted with a variety of
small evergreen shrubs and Lavender, leading up with a concrete
step to a composite front door, with obscure leaded and stained
glass double glazed panels, polished chrome door furniture and
security peep-hole, opening to:
Entrance Hall
ORIGINAL VICTORIAN TILED FLOORING. Radiator. High level cupboard
housing fuse box and consumer unit. Central heating control panel.
Ceiling light. Smoke alarm. Carbon monoxide detector. Dado rail.
Staircase to first floor. Reclaimed antique pine panelled doors
with period style handles to:
Sitting Room (13'8" into alcoves x
11'11" into bay / 4.17m into alcoves x 3.62m into bay)
Double glazed WALK-IN BAY window to front elevation. Original
wood floor boards under carpet. Coved ceiling. PICTURE RAILS.
Centre ceiling light. Recessed fireplace housing MULTI-FUEL WOOD
BURNER (COAL or WOOD) set into tiled hearth with decorative wooden
surround. Alcoves to both sides of the chimney breast with fitted
floating shelving. TV point. Telephone point.
Dining Room (13'0" x 11'11" max.
into alcove / 3.95m x 3.62m max. into alcove)
Hardwood framed SASH WINDOWS to rear elevation. Coved ceiling.
PICTURE RAILS. ORIGINAL TILED FLOORING UNDER CARPET. Recessed tiled
fireplace with antique wood surround housing WOOD BURNER. Range of
ORIGINAL ANTIQUE CUPBOARDS & DRAWERS fitted into alcove to the side
of the chimney breast. Radiator. Centre ceiling light. DEEP UNDER
STAIRS STORAGE CUPBOARD with tiled flooring and fitted shelf.
Reclaimed antique pine panelled door with period handle & lock
to:
Kitchen Breakfast Room (14'11" x
6'11" / 4.54m x 2.12m)
Double aspect room with wood framed single glazed windows to
rear and side elevations with tiled sills. Quarry tiled flooring.
Range of pine country style fitted base and wall units with
co-ordinating worktops incorporating stainless steel 1.5 bowl
single drainer sink unit with chrome mixer tap. Space for
freestanding gas oven. Space and plumbing for washing machine.
Space and plumbing for slimline dishwasher. Tray space. 2 ceiling
lights. Space for under worktop fridge. Part tiled walls. BREAKFAST
BAR. Wall mounted 'WORCESTER' GAS-FIRED COMBI BOILER (approx. 6 yrs
old and on an annual service contract with British Gas). Reclaimed
antique pine panelled door to DEEP LARDER CUPBOARD with fitted
shelving. Reclaimed antique pine panelled door to side elevation
opening to:
Lean-to Garden Store/Porch (9'10"
x 7'10" / 3.0m x 2.39m)
Corrugated plastic roof. Exposed brick walling. Concrete
flooring. Windows to two sides. Timber door to rear elevation
opening to rear patio area.
Staircase from entrance hall, with open spindle bannister,
handrail and dado rail, to:
Galleried First Floor Landing
Radiator. Dado rail. 2 ceiling lights. Smoke alarm. Staircase to
attic room. Reclaimed antique pine panelled doors to:
Bedroom 2 (13'0" x 8'10" / 3.95m x
2.69m)
Wood framed SASH WINDOW to rear elevation. PICTURE RAILS.
Ceiling light. Radiator. PAINTED PERIOD FIREPLACE. Alcoves to both
sides, one side with fitted shelving.
Bedroom 3 (11'11" x 7'5" into
alcoves, plus door recesss / 3.64m x 2.26m into alcoves, plus door
recess)
Double glazed window to front elevation. Coved ceiling. Centre
ceiling light. Radiator. Chimney breast with CAST IRON DECORATIVE
VENT. Alcoves to both sides. Radiator.
Bedroom 4 (11'11" max. x 7'5" /
3.64m max. x 2.25m)
Double glazed window to front elevation. Coved ceiling. Centre
ceiling light. Radiator.
Family Bathroom
Wood framed obscure single glazed SASH WINDOW to rear elevation.
White suite comprising panelled DEEP ENAMEL BATH with fitted glass
shower screen and goldtone mixer tap & hand held shower fitment,
pedestal wash hand basin with goldtone pillar taps and low level
WC. Radiator. Half tiled walls with inset border. Centre ceiling
light.
Dog-Leg Staircase (from first floor landing) with open spindle
bannister to second floor - smoke alarm, ceiling light and door
to:
Bedroom 1 / Attic Room (21'5" max.
x 11'8" max. into alcoves / 6.52m max. x 3.55m max. into
alcoves)
Double aspect room with double glazed window to rear elevation,
with views over Evesham towards the Bell Tower, and wood framed
double glazed 'Velux' window with fitted blind to front elevation.
Good sized room with ample space for wardrobes and further
furniture. Inset ceiling spot light and further ceiling light
fitting. 2 radiators. Hidden partition door to WALK-IN WARDROBE
with fitted shelving.
Outside
Accessed via the kitchen breakfast room, through the garden
store/porch, there is a SMALL ENCLOSED PATIO GARDEN extending
across the rear of the house, fully enclosed by sturdy fencing and
laid to paving with a TIMBER PEDESTRIAN REAR GATE opening onto a
lane which leads across the rear of the neighbouring properties and
down the side of the house giving VEHICULAR ACCESS FROM KINGS
ROAD.
Detached Car Port
Opposite the rear of the house, across the lane, the car port is
of rendered breeze block construction with a corrugated roof (no
power connected). Inside the car port is access to a STORE and on
the external left side of the car port is a further timber personal
door to a FURTHER STORE.
Rear Garden
Accessed via a small decorative metal gate to the left side of
the car port which opens to a red brick pathway with a border to
the side planted with a variety of evergreen shrubs, the garden
EXTENDS TO APPROX. 100FT IN LENGTH. Mainly laid to lawn with a
border to the left planted with a Beech hedge and spring bulbs and
traditional red brick wall to the right. There is a large mature
feature Giant Redwood tree. The lower end of the garden is also
laid to lawn with an evergreen hedge and lovely VIEW OF ST. PETER'S
CHURCH to the left. A TIMBER GREENHOUSE sits on hardstanding, to
the left of which are several TIMBER EDGED RAISED BEDS for
vegetable/herb/fruit planting, and a TIMBER SUMMERHOUSE sits on
hardstanding in the far left corner of the garden with Silver Birch
and Scotch Pine trees. This area of the garden benefits from a HIGH
DEGREE OF PRIVACY as it's not overlooked. Although separated from
the rear of the house by the lane, the garden is large enough to
divide into zones for a variety of uses so ideal for gardening
enthusiasts or anyone wishing to grow their own produce. It would
be equally ideal for those seeking relative peace and quiet within
a property close to town.
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