A well-maintained, spacious two-bedroom Victorian mid-terrace townhouse, first built in 1881. What is most exciting about this beautiful period property is that it is being brought to the market with no onward chain!

The exterior of the property features beautiful classical architectural details, commonly found in Victorian properties and as a result of this, the interior benefits from an abundance of natural light. In addition, there is a modest, gated and walled front garden which separates the property from passers-by and provides that extra bit of privacy.

Upon entering this beautiful period property, you are greeted by a generous living room which spans the width of the property. What immediately strikes you about this property, is the high ceilings which give the entire property an elegant, spacious atmosphere. The large East-facing front window floods the living room with early morning light and makes the living room a perfect place for you to sit back, relax and enjoy a nice warm drink while you bask in the morning sun and prepare for the day ahead.

Separating the living room from the dining room, is the staircase which leads up to the first-floor. The spacious dining room can comfortably house a dining table and benefits from views of the West-facing rear garden, making it an ideal space for a family meal.

The dining room leads into the spacious kitchen. With tiled flooring and offering a wealth of worktop and storage space, the kitchen is an ideal space for food preparation. From the kitchen there is easy access to the West-facing rear garden.

The expansive West-facing rear garden is fully enclosed and is very easy to maintain thanks to the concrete paving and is home to freestanding wooden shed which provides ample storage for all of your gardening equipment. The extensive garden also benefits from access to Whinfield Street through a small path to the rear of the garden. As the front of the property is East facing and the rear is West facing, the property receives a wealth of natural light whatever the time of day.

Back inside and up the staircase, we can find the master bedroom. The spacious master bedroom spans the width of the property and so it can comfortably accommodate a double bed as well as a bedside table. Thanks to the large windows, classic of Victorian period architecture, the master bedroom is flooded with natural light and benefits from views of the front of the property.

From the master bedroom and to the right we can access the second bedroom. Almost as spacious as the master suite, the second bedroom accommodates a good sized double bed with ease. The second bedroom also benefits from a large window and has lovely views of the rear garden.

Last but certainly not least is the main bathroom, equipped with a built-in bath, a pedestal sink, a bathroom mirror cabinet, a toilet and frosted glass windows, this bathroom is very well equipped for all of your day to day needs.

Location
With Winfield Park just 0.2 miles away, Rugby Railway Station 0.5 miles away and Rugby Town Centre 1.3 miles away the property couldn’t be more central! Benefitting from access to a wealth of local coffee shops, restaurants and high street shopping, this property is truly in a highly sought after location. It's ideal for commuters too with access to a huge variety of bus routes from Rugby Town Centre as well as a direct train route to London Euston in under 60 minutes and a direct route to Birmingham New Street in just over 30 minutes. The property also benefits from access to a wide variety of excellent local nurseries, primary schools as secondary schools with outstanding public, grammar and private options very close by, Rugby School being the most famous.

Viewing is highly recommended to fully appreciate the beauty of this Victorian period property.

EPC Rating - C
Council Tax Band - A
Tenure - Freehold