Located close to the city centre amenities, excellent schools and train station within walking distance, is this magnificent five bedroom detached and well maintained late Victorian house built in 1890. There is the addition of a one bedroom annexe providing additional living space.

This attractive property retains a wealth of period features including Victorian fireplaces, picture and dado rails, ceiling roses and stripped wooden floors. With planning permission granted for a large single storey kitchen/family room extension (planning number 18/00790/FUL), this is an opportunity not to be missed.

On the ground floor is a charming entrance hall with an exposed wooden staircase and doors leading to the principal reception rooms. The living room features an open Victorian fireplace with flanking storage cupboards and bookshelves. To the opposite side of the hall is the well-proportioned dining room with a beautiful bay window and open Victorian fireplace.

At the rear of the dining room a door gives access to the kitchen/breakfast room. This overlooks the garden and includes an integrated oven, hob and cooker hood. To the side is a lovely utility room with a vaulted ceiling and a range of bespoke wooden units and worktops.

The remainder of the ground floor has been designed as a potentially self-contained one-bedroom annexe (although this could be used as additional living accommodation for the main house). This comprises a lounge, shower room, a double bedroom and a kitchen/dining room with French doors leading to the garden.