Loxley View Road Crookes, Sheffield Guide Price £230,000 - £240,000

• Well Presented Mid Terraced Property in S10
• 2 Double Bedrooms
• Highly Sought After Location in Crookes
• Views Over Rivelin Valley
• Walking Distance of Bolehills
• Combination Boiler & Double Glazing
• Attractive Enclosed, Private Rear Garden
• Off Street Parking
• Leasehold TBC
• Council Tax Band A, EPC Rating C

Guide Price £230,000 - £240,000

Attractive, well presented 2 double bedroom mid terraced property ideally located in the heart of Crookes with stunning far-reaching views over the Bolehills. Benefits from modern kitchen and bathroom, recently replaced roof with Velux window, renovated rear garden, HIVE central heating, double glazing and valuable off-street parking.

The ground floor comprises a light and airy front lounge presented in a warm palette styled with varnished wooden floor, modern inset gas fire and shelving within the alcoves. The spacious dining kitchen overlooks the rear garden providing direct access. Fitted with a range of white gloss units, topped with contrasting worktops and integrated appliances including Neff oven/grill, and electric hob with space and plumbing for a freestanding washing machine and fridge freezer. Features walk in pantry and space for a dining table.

The first floor comprises 2 double bedrooms. The main bedroom is front facing presented in warm tones and neutral carpet, with smaller double overlooking the rear garden styled in a pastel palette and neutral carpet. The bathroom is equipped with 3-piece white suite, overhead shower, floating handwash basin and chrome heated towel rail. The landing provides access to a partially boarded loft space fitted with Velux window.

Externally is a block paved driveway creating valuable off-street parking. To the rear is an enclosed, impressive rear garden, partially laid to lawn with newly installed decked patios offering a private outdoor space to relax or entertain.  

Loxley View Road is well-placed for local shops and amenities on the high street, including a growing cafe culture, restaurants and bars, along with recreational facilities, public transport and access to the city centre, hospitals, universities and the Peak District.