A beautifully presented and deceptively spacious three-bedroom period terrace, offering approximately 1,185 sq ft of accommodation and combining generous room proportions with an abundance of character and period features.

The property makes an immediate impression with its attractive traditional red-brick frontage, decorative ironwork and bay window. Internally, the accommodation is spacious and versatile, making this an excellent home for families, couples, or buyers looking for more space than the typical terrace offers.

Through the front door, a welcoming entrance hallway leads to the principal reception rooms. To the front is a generous dining room, featuring a large bay window with attractive stained-glass detailing and plantation-style shutters.

To the rear is the impressive lounge, measuring approximately 4.04m x 4.74m, with a striking exposed-brick fireplace forming a superb focal point. French doors provide direct access to the rear courtyard, while glazed double doors connect the lounge with the dining room, creating a fantastic space for both everyday family living and entertaining.

The fitted kitchen extends to approximately 4.94m and offers an excellent range of fitted units, contrasting work surfaces, a Belfast-style sink, integrated cooking appliances, and plenty of preparation and storage space.

To the first floor, the property continues to impress with three bedrooms. The substantial principal bedroom measures approximately 4.97m x 3.77m and benefits from two front-facing windows, while the second bedroom is another excellent double at approximately 3.31m x 4.74m. The third bedroom provides an ideal child's bedroom, guest room or home office.

Completing the first-floor accommodation is the family bathroom, fitted with a traditional suite including a freestanding roll-top style bath, WC and wash basin.

Externally, the property benefits from an enclosed low-maintenance rear courtyard, providing a pleasant and private outdoor space with gated access. The front features a traditional walled garden with decorative wrought-iron railings.

With its generous three-bedroom accommodation, two reception rooms, impressive period features and approximately 1,185 sq ft of internal space, Lord Street is a characterful home that really needs to be viewed internally to appreciate the size and accommodation on offer.

Early viewing is highly recommended.

EPC=TBC

COUNCIL TAX BAND A

Leasehold 995 years from 17th February 1898

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