Property Description
If it’s a period property with a modern twist look no further.
24 Arthur Street is a Victorian terraced house of larger than average proportions with a large enclosed rear garden, large 5m x 2.5m storage shed/workshop and gated rear access with concrete pad.
A four bedroomed property with an extra two room loft space, it doesn’t get any bigger than that.
Being Victorian there are still many original features from the vestibule entrance, high ceilings, rounded corners, arched alcoves, crown moulding and ceiling roses to name just a few.
The door and stone steps are typical of the grandeur inside. The initial Vestibule glazed inner doorway and stained glass are in perfect condition and lead to the staircase with its scroll detail and hardwood Bannister. Under the stairs is a modern shower room with spotlights and mirrors.
Entering the living area, the original floorboards have been sanded and waxed and the cast iron fireplace is still in situ being the focal point set between to arched alcove bookcases.
The high ceilings are complemented by the crown mouldings and an enormous ceiling rose. Moving through the opening between the front and the rear part of the room another stone clad open fireplace holds centre place. French doors lead to the yard which runs along the side of the property Here there is storage for bikes, kayaks or just storage for logs etc.
From this room an opening lead down one step into the very large kitchen diner. The space is set in two parts, although open plan. A modern gloss kitchen in petrol and anthracite dominates the first half, White metro tiles form a splashback with large slate type floor tiles. A breakfast bar divides the space with two industrial pendant lights above. Another similar but larger light hangs above the snug at the far end with a slanting roof lit by a Velux and where a modern wood burner is set against a stone-faced wall. French doors lead to a stoned patio area which continues the length of the garden which is laid to lawn. At the far end of the garden there are gates that open onto a lane and a concrete pad inside where there is a large timber workshop.
On the first floor there are 4 bedrooms and a family bathroom. The 4th bedroom to the rear is a double room and is adjacent to the bathroom and currently used as a cinema room.
The family bathroom has a bath, pedestal sink and W.C. with a window overlooking the side of the property.
A demi landing and a further 6 stairs lead to the front of the house. Bedroom 3 is the smallest of the rooms but still fits a double bed.
Bedroom one (master) lies adjacent to this and overlooks the front of the property and into a bay window. This is a good-sized room with some inbuilt storage.
Bedroom 2, located at the back of the property overlooking the yard is also of a good size and easily fits a double bed and bank of wardrobes.
On the landing a staircase leads to the loft rooms. Both rooms are very light and have Velux windows and exposed beams, the larger of the rooms has storage under the eaves as demi -wardrobes and a feature stone and whitewash wall. There is also a large amount of additional storage behind a barn style door.

Entrance Hall 5.5m x 1.2m

Reception Room One 4.7m x 3.8m

Reception Room Two 4m x 3.6m

Kitchen/ Diner 7.3m x 3m

Shower Room 2.8m x 1.9m

Bedroom One 3.6m x 3.6m

Bedroom Two 4m x 4m

Bedroom Three 3.5m x 2.3m

Bedroom Four 3.2m x 3.2m

Loft Room One 3.3m x 2.6m

Loft Room Two 4.2m x 2.6m

Bathroom 2.2m x 1.9m

EPC Rating-

Council Tax Band -C

Services
We are advised that all mains services are connected

Viewings
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General Note
Information used for marketing material has been provided and advised to us by the legal property owner. Floorplans and dimensions are
approximates and may differ. All interested parties should satisfy themselves with the information.