Full Description
Living Room 4.17m x 3.63m (13'8" x 11'11")
Dining Room 4.47m x 3.56m (14'8" x 11'8")
Kitchen 2.95m x 1.68m (9'8 x 5'6")
Bedroom 5.54m x 3.76m (18'2" x 12'4")
Bedroom 2.82m x 2.49m (9'3" x 8'2")
Bathroom
Attic bedroom 4.39m x 4.24m (14'5" x 13'11")
En-suite
Dressing room 3.58m x 2.18m (11'9 x 7'2")
Step through the composite front door and you're straight into a bright living room, where a window looks out to the front and a stove sits within the chimneybreast. There's plenty of space for a generous sofa and armchairs, and come the autumn and winter months it's the obvious place to settle in for the evening.
An inner hallway leads through to the dining room, which is where the house really opens up. Bifolding doors run out onto the composite deck and rear garden, so on a warm evening the table can spill outside. Wooden flooring and pendant lighting give the room a warm, relaxed feel, and there's built-in storage in the alcove beside the chimneybreast, plus a further cupboard that gives concealed access down to the cellar.
The kitchen sits just off the dining room, with two windows overlooking the garden so there's plenty of natural light while you cook. It has a good range of wall, base and drawer units, a 1½ bowl stainless steel sink, an integrated double oven and a five-ring gas hob with extractor over. There's also an integrated slimline wine cooler, and space and plumbing for a washing machine. A composite door takes you straight out to the garden.
Upstairs, the large main bedroom overlooks the front and has a high ceiling, two windows and a useful storage cupboard under the stairs with hanging space. The second bedroom is a small double at the back of the house, looking over the garden. The bathroom is partially tiled with a white suite and walk-in shower, along with a heated towel rail and a storage cupboard that also houses the boiler.
A further staircase rises from the landing to the attic bedroom, a lovely double with a dormer window and its own en-suite, finished in half tiling with a bath and shower above. Off the bedroom is an additional room with a window, which makes a great walk-in wardrobe and has also been used as a home office, so it can easily adapt to whatever you need.
Outside, the rear garden is a real asset. The composite deck sits directly off the back of the house, followed by a good-sized lawn, raised flowerbeds along the side and back, and a large patio at the far end. At the front, a small gravelled garden keeps maintenance to a minimum.
General information
The property is leasehold with approximately 800 years remaining.
Schools
Lydgate Infant School - 0.2 miles - Ofsted Good
Lydgate Primary School - 280 yards - Ofsted Good
Tapton Secondary School - 0.5 miles - Ofsted Outstanding
King Edward VII Secondary School Lower - 0.3 miles - Ofsted Good
King Edward VII Secondary School Upper - 0.9 miles - Ofsted Good
Crosspool is an incredibly popular suburb west of Sheffield City Centre. Its popularity is due to its easy access to the city centre, many hospitals and both universities, as well as the surrounding stunning countryside including Redmires Reservoirs, Wyming Brook, Rivelin Valley and even Ladybower Reservoir. Another attractive feature is the local schools, rated good or outstanding by Ofsted across all age groups. Within Crosspool, you’ll find a brilliant range of independent businesses including Valencia Tapas restaurant, Aesthete and Hudsons cafés, and Crosspool Social coffee shop. There’s also Piper’s Artisan Sausages, Philip James Butchers, Crosspool Pet Supplies, a pharmacy, a dentist, hairdressers, and convenient local shops like GT News, Tesco and Spar.
