Westbrook Bank Sharrow Vale, Sheffield Guide Price £375,000 - £400,000

• Larger Style Terrace House
• 4 Bedrooms
• Stylish Interior Retaining Period Features
• 2 Fabulous Reception Rooms
• Feature Fireplaces
• Modern Kitchen & Bathroom
• Attractive Rear Garden
• Excellent Amenities & Transport Links
• Leasehold 800 years from 1907 @ approx £2 pa
• Council Tax Band C & EPC Rating C

Guide Price £375,000 - £400,000

A superb 4-bedroom, larger style terraced house in the fashionable Sharrow Vale, stylishly presented, retaining many period features. Light and airy accommodation over 3 floors featuring double glazed wooden sash windows, combination gas central heating, modern kitchen & bathroom and attractive enclosed rear garden. Carpets & blinds included.

The property enters through a composite door into an impressive hallway complemented by wooden flooring and stripped panel doors. The lounge features a beautiful bay window fitted with bespoke tier on tier wooden shutters and a focal log burner. The dining room has a high ceiling, a picture rail, coving, wood floor and a focal Victorian style decorative fire surround, providing access to the cellar where the Baxi combination boiler is housed. The offshoot kitchen hosts a range of wooden shaker style wall and base units with contrasting worktops, tiled splash backs and wooden flooring. Integrated appliances include Indesit double oven, induction hob, overhead extractor, dishwasher and fridge freezer.

On the first floor there are two double bedrooms including a front facing master, generous in size featuring bespoke wooden shutters and a feature fireplace. The rear bedroom commands fabulous far-reaching views. The modern bathroom is partially tiled with tiled flooring housing a white suite including bath, double shower enclosure with rainfall shower, wall-hung gloss fronted vanity wash basin and WC. On the second floor, there are two well-presented bedrooms, with storage in the eaves.

The rear garden features flagged terrace and decorative stone patio complemented by borders, fencing and attractive planting. There is rear access from a shared passageway and brick-built outhouse.

Westbrook Bank is a quieter road yet near to a variety of independent shops, cafes, bars and restaurants, as well as local schools, parks and recreational facilities. It also offers good access links to the city centre, hospitals, universities and the Peak District.