4 bedroom end of terrace house

Guide Price £400,000 to £425,000. A larger than average, stone fronted home that is situated at the very end of Briar Road in the heart of this most fashionable of areas. This gorgeous property offers excellent proportions throughout (the principal bedroom being particularly impressive) and boasts the perfect blend of original features such as fireplaces and moulded covings with more contemporary fixtures in both the kitchen and bathroom. The property offers a superb range of accommodation over three floors, perfect for the family market and includes four good double bedrooms, two large reception rooms, a superb kitchen and a luxurious bathroom. 'The Village' is a really popular place to live, with independent cafes, restaurants and bars combining with a strong sense of community and first class schooling to give the area its unique feel.

Description - There can't be many terrace houses that are as spacious and as beautifully presented as number 30 Briar Road. The property combines a first-class location alongside an excellent range of generously proportioned and appealing accommodation to create a quite lovely home that will not fail to impress. Its location, at the very end of the leafy Briar Road, is also an attractive feature, giving a feel of privacy to a home that is situated in the very heart of this most vibrant of areas. The property even has its own EV charging point (almost unheard of for the terrace market). The centre of Nether Edge Village is accessible in under a minutes’ walk, where you will find a blend of local shops, cafes, pubs and bistros that cater to most peoples’ tastes. There is also a bowls club and regular bus services that can whisk you into town in under ten minutes. A short walk further afield leads into either Sharrowvale or onto the cosmopolitan Abbeydale Road which both offer further, more comprehensive amenities. Nether Edge also hosts a very well attended, seasonal, Farmers Market and has an 'outstanding' primary school making it a firm favourite with the family market. The property is also in the catchment areas of three excellent secondary schools (High Storrs, Mercia and King Egberts). This attractive, stone fronted property has been lovingly renovated by its current owners who have added modern fixtures and fittings in all the right places, to blend in with the original features that make these period homes appeal to the discerning buyer. The property has high ceilings, sash windows and better than average room proportions due to the slightly unusual building line. This really is an unparalleled home in one of the city’s most desirable neighbourhoods.