4 bedroom terraced house

NO FORWARD CHAIN. Built in the early 20th century, this spacious through Terraced property, is sure to attract the attention of a wide variety of buyers looking for something close to the centre of Leeds and is priced to allow for a degree of modernisation to suit personal taste.

The spacious accommodation, which is set over three floors has high ceilings and retains many original period features and in brief comprises to the ground floor level, sizeable entrance hallway with entrance door to the front (this needs to be replaced), dado rail ceiling coving and cornice, radiator, laminated flooring and staircase rising to the first floor.

The spacious lounge has a feature tiled fireplace, ceiling coving and cornice, laminated flooring, and a window to the front.
The fitted kitchen has a breakfast bar with salad bowl and incorporates a sink unit with mixer tap, electric hob and oven built in wall cabinet, part panelled walls, ceiling coving and cornice, radiator, window to the rear and leads through to a utility with plumbing for automatic washing machine, window to the front, door to the side and staircase leading down to the basement cellar rooms which will provide a fantastic opportunity for someone with a vision, one has a Belfast style sink and window to the rear.

To the first floor, a sizeable landing has a storage cupboard a staircase rising to the second-floor accommodation and gives access to two good sized double bedrooms, both have exposed floorboards and feature fireplace. The family shower room has a three-piece suite in white which incorporates a step-in shower cubicle, part ceramic tiled walls and a window to the front.

To the second floor, a landing leads to a further two sizeable double bedrooms, both have laminated flooring, and one has a window to the front, the other, a skylight window to the rear
Facing on to the main York Road, the property has a small, enclosed garden with hedge screen. To the rear of the property is an enclosed yard with brick wall and gate.

LS9 is a culturally vibrant area, with many shops and food outlets, conveniently placed for commuters requiring access to the vibrant commercial centre of Leeds with main arterial roads providing access to surrounding districts and motorway networks including the A1/M1 link. The A64 offers routes north to the shopping centres available at Killingbeck, Seacroft and of course Crossgates with a wealth of amenities such as restaurants shops, pubs, micro bars, and a railway station. Convenient for St. James hospital and East End Park.