A period four bedroom town house located in a convenient and sought after residential area offering comfortable and spacious accommodation throughout. Unlike some properties of this era, this property has retained many character features including original fireplaces and picture rails. The high ceilings run throughout the home creating a lovely feeling of space and an abundance of natural light.
The ground floor accommodation is extensive with a large living room along with bay window to the front, concertina doors open into a separate dining room which can be shut off and accessed from the hallway or opened up to flow between the living room and dining space.
In the hallway there is plenty of storage space and is useful cloakroom. Beyond the hallway is a breakfast room and separate kitchen. From the breakfast area there are French doors leading outside to the back garden and useful store currently being used as a utility space with plumbing for washing machine and tumble dryer. There is a very sunny paved seating area with pedestrian access to the rear service lane.
The first floor is accessed via the beautifully crafted staircase with a half landing leading to bedroom four and continues to sweep around to the first floor where there a further three bedrooms and family bathroom.
Seeing as these types of properties are becoming increasingly rare and appeal to a wide audience of buyers, we strongly recommend coming to view it for yourself and appreciate the size and scale of this beautiful family home.

The waterfront city of Plymouth is set in one of the finest locations in the country, it stands right on the border between Devon and Cornwall overlooking the spectacular waters of Plymouth Sound to the south, while the remote beauty of Dartmoor National Park nudges its margins to the north. Both Devon and Cornwall have long been cherished as holiday destinations with fabulous beaches, stunning unspoilt countryside, historic town and many more famous attractions such as the Eden Project.

Plymouth city centre has a pedestrianised shopping centre with its newly opened undercover shopping centre. It has a large modern multi-screen cinema complex and the well known Theatre Royal which regularly plays host to The Birmingham Royal Ballet in addition to the musicals, plays, comedies and operas that are staged throughout the year.

In contrast, The Barbican offers a more cosmopolitan atmosphere being Plymouth city’s oldest quarter. The area overlooks a pretty harbour and includes a variety of small independent shops, a number of wine bars, restaurants and cafes with open air seating. Plymouth is easily accessed via the M5 motorway which joins the A38 at Junction 31. The city can also be reached via rail, via the National Express coach network and via airport located in Exeter (49 miles away).