Full Description
Living room 4.37m x 3.61m (14'4 x 11'10)
Dining room 3.81m x 3.76m (12'6 x 12'4)
Kitchen 3.05m x 4.60m (10'0 x 15'1)
Downstairs shower room 2.39m x 2.39m (7'10 x 7'10)
Bedroom 4.57m x 3.61m (15'0 x 11'10)
Bedroom 4.47m x 3.78m (14'8 x 12'5)
Bedroom 2.59m x 3.73m (8'6 x 12'3)
Bedroom 4.70m x 2.51m (15'5 x 8'3)
Bedroom 4.70m x 1.91m (15'5 x 6'3)
A characterful family home with bags of period charm, ready for someone to bring their vision to life. Step through the front door into a welcoming porch and hallway, where stairs rise to the upper floors and doors lead off to the principal reception rooms. The living room is a real showstopper, generously proportioned with a bay window flooding the space with light, a chimneybreast and fireplace as a natural focal point, and the kind of period details, exposed floorboards, high skirting boards, and coving, that simply can't be replicated in a new build.
The dining room continues the story, with its own fireplace and a large window framing views over the rear garden, easily accommodating a table for entertaining family and friends. The kitchen is full of potential, currently fitted with worktops and units along one side, a chimneybreast offering space for a range cooker, and additional storage to the side. There's room for a breakfast table at the far end, plus doors out to the garden and through to the downstairs shower room, while a separate WC and utility room with washing machine plumbing adds everyday practicality. A cellar offers further storage or scope to develop, subject to the usual consents.
Upstairs, the first floor offers three good-sized bedrooms. Bedroom one is a large double at the front with built-in wardrobes, bedroom two a further large double overlooking the garden, and bedroom three a generous single, also garden-facing. A family bathroom with bath and overhead shower completes this floor.
Climb to the second floor and you'll find two further bedrooms, a double at the front with a charming pitched dormer window, and a single bedroom lit by a Velux window, ideal for a home office, guest room, or growing family's needs.
Outside, a forecourt with established flowerbeds and a path leads to the front door, while the real jewel is the south-west-facing rear garden, which backs directly onto Endcliffe Park. Currently home to a small decked area and raised flowerbeds, it's a blank canvas with the orientation and outlook to become something really special, whether that's an entertaining space for long summer evenings or simply enjoying the tree-lined backdrop as it changes with the seasons.
This is a property that rewards a little vision and investment with a huge amount in return: a substantial five-bedroom family home, rich in original character, in one of the area's most sought-after settings.
General information
The property tenure is leasehold with 674 years remaining, the ground rent is £5 per year.
Schools
Hunters Bar Infant School - Ofsted rated Good - 300 yards
Hunters Bar Junior School - 300 yards
High Storrs School - Ofsted rated Good - 1.5 miles
Hunters Bar is one of Sheffield's most sought-after addresses, combining green space, independent shopping, and a genuine sense of community that's hard to find elsewhere in the city. At its heart is Endcliffe Park, a stunning green space that flows seamlessly through to Bingham Park and Forge Dam, giving residents miles of riverside walking right on their doorstep. The park itself is a real hub, with a fantastic playground, two duck ponds, and a popular café, making it a firm favourite with families, dog owners, and joggers alike. Whether it's a Sunday morning walk, a coffee with the ducks, or a longer trek up to Forge Dam, this stretch of parkland is genuinely one of the area's biggest draws.
Just as much of the appeal lies in Sharrow Vale, home to one of the best collections of independent cafés, shops, pubs, and restaurants in the whole city. Eve Kitchen is a local institution for its donuts, while Corner Store and Porter Coffee are go-to spots for coffee and brunch. Made by Jonty adds to the food and drink scene, and tucked away nearby, Dyson Place offers a further pocket of restaurants and independent shops worth seeking out. For something a little different, Starmore Boss is a standout boutique and bespoke off-licence, the kind of independent gem that sums up what makes Hunters Bar special: a real mix of green space, community feel, and genuinely excellent local businesses, all within easy reach.
