Property Description
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Our analysis
Welcome to 51 Wellington Street West, Hull, a cozy and compact terraced type home with 2 bed in the HU1 2DG area. This lovely residence, which comes with the freedom and stability of a freehold ownership, and sits comfortably in tax band B.
This modern and well-kept property was built 1983-1990 and has a reported internal area of 69.93 internal square metres
The local area is known for its high value-to-quality ratio -
with a market valuation of £171,600 and a rental potential of £1,115 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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Additional analysis
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On Hull’s original “Urban
Village” a rarely available property in this popular housing
development adjacent to the picturesque Hull Marina and thriving
Humber Street Fruit Market. A mid terrace house benefiting from a
south facing balcony with views over the Humber, a good sized
garden, integral garage, drive, 2 toilets and 2 reception rooms.
The flexibility of the property make it ideal for those looking for
city centre living but with added benefits such as the attractive
rear garden an oasis of calm for those looking for more outdoor
space. With a mix of couples, families and retirees already in the
local community this property would suit anyone looking to embrace
this vibrant lifestyle.
One of the largest and most rarely available property style on the
estate, it is nearly 10 years since the last one became available
so act fast as this is sure to be snapped up.
The accommodation comprises
GROUND FLOOR
Entrance hall with under stairs storage and cupboard leading
to;
Kitchen 12 2" x 8 2"
A good sized modern fitted kitchen with space for fridge, freezer,
dishwasher washing machine and range cooker. A stainless steel sink
and range of overhead and under counter storage. Wall mounted
condensing boiler. UPVC window to the front and large shutters
leading to;
Dining Room Living Room 10 0" x 11 4"
Accessed from the main hallway a good sized room currently utilised
as a dining room and second living room. UPVC patio doors to rear
garden. Internal door leading to integral garage and;WCWith toilet
and sink and UPVC window to rear.
Garage 18 5" x 10 9"
Large integral garage with up and over door leading to front
driveway. The rear of the garage benefits from a utility area with
hot and cold water, sink and plumbing for a washing machine. A
second up and over door at the rear gives good access to the garden
and the rear half of the garage is currently utilised as a home gym
with the utility area doubling as an “outdoor kitchen” for alfresco
dining. This also offers great potential for conversion to a living
space, subject to planning, and a number of similar properties in
the area have successfully done this.
FIRST FLOOR
Stairs leading from entrance hall to landing with loft access and
airing cupboard, leading to;
Living Room Master Bedroom 18 5" x 10 9"
A large dual aspect room with south facing UPVC patio doors leading
to balcony with excellent views over the Humber. UPVC window to the
rear and fittings for a gas fire, currently blanked off. Currently
utilised as the main living room to benefit from the views and
balcony, this room could also be used as the master bedroom with
room to add an en suite if desired.
Bedroom 2 11 2" x 8 10"
A good sized bedroom with large double depth fitted wardrobe. UPVC
window to front. Currently utilised as an office for home working
and guest bedroom.
Bedroom 3 11 0" x 8 3"
Double bedroom with fitted wardrobes. UPVC window to rear.
Currently utilised as the main bedroom.
Bathroom 7 11" x 5 10"
Fitted toilet and sink with cupboard. A large modern shower is
currently fitted, although there is space and plumbing to return
this to a bath if required. UPVC window to rear and floor to
ceiling wall tiles.
OUTSIDEFRONT
Fully enclosed front garden with wrought iron fencing. Well
established plants and currently utilised for bin storage. Canopy
over front door.Driveway leading into garage with storage cupboard
under balcony.South facing balcony with views of the river Humber
across to North Lincolnshire. Recently renewed with modern deck
boards. Wrought iron railings.
REAR
Large landscaped garden with lawn and several patio areas. A real
benefit to have such a tranquil green space in the city centre, the
garden has been carefully designed for privacy and to make the most
of the sun for outdoor dining and relaxation. Featuring well
established trees and plants it really comes into its own in the
summer months. An additional bonus is the shed beach
hut!ServicesAll main services connected with gas central heating
water.High speed full fibre broadband connection.
Tenure Freehold.
EPC rating D.
Council tax band B
The LocationHull’s original “Urban village”, this residential area
officially known as The Anchorage, was built in the late 1980s.
Ideally located with the Humber estuary to the south and Hull
Marina to the North and East this really is one of Hull’s hidden
gems.
Just a few minutes’ walk away across the marina lock gates is the
thriving Humber Street and Fruit Market area with its eclectic mix
of independent shops, cafes, restaurants, bars and offices. There
is even a local artisan bakery and convenience store as well as the
more traditional pubs. A few minutes’ walk in the other direction
to the west is an abundance of amenities including a Cinema, Gym,
Ice Arena and various shops and supermarkets in the Kingston Retail
Park.
Slightly further afield, a 10 minute walk takes you into the main
city centre over the newly opened Castle Street pedestrian bridge
or alternatively continue along from Humber Street into the cobbled
streets of the old town.
The Marina is on a local bus route and the train station is an easy
15 minute walk away so a car is certainly not a necessity. However,
with a garage, driveway and on street parking it is a great
location to have a car for when you need to get further afield. It
also benefits from excellent road access to the A63 via English
Street avoiding the city centre traffic.
Victoria Dock primary school is a 20 minute walk away and is known
to have accepted children from the area.
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