Terraced house for sale in Leeds LS27, 3 Bedroom

This Victorian period mid terrace property, built in the 1880's, is set over four floors and brings a wealth of opportunities with it. Upstairs is no. 9 and downstairs no. 9A. Like I said two for the price of one ! The lower ground floor has its own separate entrance doors, front and rear and would make ideal independent living accommodation, a workshop or business premises. Importantly there's no onward chain...

Some modernisation is required but without too much work or expense it can once again become a fantastic family home. Period features include, high ceilings, ornate coving and ceiling roses and of course the very spacious rooms. The property also benefits from: UPVC double glazed windows, central heating and burglar alarm.

On the ground floor is a very grand entrance hall with stairs leading up to the first floor and down to the lower ground floor. The stairs to downstairs are currently blocked off but can easily be re-instated. There's a lovely, large and bright lounge with full length bay windows overlooking the garden and Scatcherd Park. At the rear is an even larger kitchen diner/family room with access to the rear.

On the first floor are two super sized double bedrooms, a smaller double and the house bathroom. Stairs lead from the landing to the attic room which has a roof light window to the rear and dormer windows to the front. Some work is required in the attic but it could potentially provide two further bedrooms.

The lower ground floor has its own entrance door to the front, hallway and a large front room similar in size to the upstairs lounge. There is also a large living-kitchen with access to the rear and a further two storage spaces one of which houses the original stone slab cold shelf. Conversion of this to a bathroom would make the downstairs a complete independent living space.

Outside at the front is a pretty enclosed garden giving access to the private road which is Gladstone Terrace and in front of that the beautiful Scatcherd Park. At the rear of the house is a large driveway for at least two cars.

The shops and amenities of Morley are just a short walk away and there you will find a wide range of shops, banks, a Post Office, several supermarkets and the indoor market. There are also plenty of restaurants, bars and eating places without having to travel to nearby Leeds or Wakefield.

Excellent links to the region's motorway networks with the M62 being a short drive away. Buses from Morley will take you to Leeds, Bradford and Wakefield and Morley Railway station is just over half a mile walk.

Morley has several primary schools two of which St Francis Catholic and Morley Victoria are just a short walk away. Older children are catered for at The Morley Academy and Bruntcliffe Academy both of which are within easy walking distance.

This home includes:

• Entrance Hall
  
  uPVC part glazed entrance door leads into the hallway and what a grand hallway this is. High ceiling, beautiful panelling to the wall beneath the stairs, ornate ceiling rose and coving. Stairs lead to the first floor and door to the lounge. Light neutral decoration, central heating radiator and telephone point. An archway leads through to the kitchen-diner and another to the under stair storage area. The steps leading to the lower ground floor are here but are currently boarded over and with minimum effort these could be re-instated if required.
  
  
• Lounge
  
  Magnificent super sized lounge with all the period features you could want including an ornate ceiling rose. Full height bay window to the front overlooks the garden and Scatcherd Park and allows an abundance of natural light into the room. Light neutral decoration, central heating radiator, central and wall lighting and TV point. Attractive polished wood fire surround with a tiled back and marble hearth houses an electric fire. Plenty of space for any configuration of sofas, chairs and other furniture.
  
  
• Kitchen / Dining Room
  
  Enjoying the full width of the house the kitchen-diner/family room has the potential to be a great living space. There are fitted base and wall units to one side, a stainless steel sink and drainer and plumbing for a washing machine and vent for a tumble dryer. Two windows and a uPVC part glazed door overlook the rear. This room currently has a suspended ceiling with inset ceiling spot lights. The current owners advise that above the suspended ceiling the original ceiling height and period features remain. Light neutral decoration and two central heating radiators.
  
  
• First Floor Landing
  
  Stairs with a decorative balustrade lead from the hallway to the first floor landing. The landing is wide and spacious with doors leading to the three bedrooms, bathroom and attic.
  
  
• Bedroom (Double)
  
  Bright and light the master bedroom enjoys elevated views over the park through the window to the front. Enough space here for the largest of beds, wardrobes and other furniture. Light neutral decoration and a central heating radiator.
  
  
• Bedroom (Double)
  
  Second great sized double room has a window to the rear and a central heating radiator. Fitted wardrobes and storage to one side of the chimney breast and ample room for another large bed and other furniture.
  
  
• Bedroom (Double)
  
  Smaller double room with a window to the rear and a central heating radiator. Light neutral decoration and space for a bed and wardrobes.
  
  
• Bathroom
  
  White WC, bath with shower over and wash basin.Suspended ceiling with inset lights, fully tiled walls, window to the front, central heating radiator and vinyl floor covering.
  
  
• Attic
  
  Door from the first floor landing opens to stairs leading to the attic room. Full length attic space with a roof light window to the rear and dormer windows ( not double glazed) to the front. This space could be developed into additional bedrooms or indeed anything you want it to be.
  
  
• Lower Ground Floor
  
  The lower ground floor has independent access both front and rear and its own address of 9a Gladstone Terrace. It would make an ideal separate living accommodation, business premises or workshop. There is some work to do here but it has bags of potential with endless options for use.
  
  
• Entrance Hall
  
  uPVC part glazed door to the hallway. Doors to front and rear reception rooms. Door to stairs that lead to the ground floor and under stair storage area.
  
  
• Room 1
  
  Front reception room which mirrors in size the lounge upstairs. Large bay window to the front.
  
  
• Room 2
  
  Rear reception room has a window to the rear and sink and drainer. There's a uPVC door to the rear and the central heating boiler is located here. Door to storage area.
  
  
• Storage Room
  
  This storage area actually contains three separate areas. The rear area houses the original stone slab cold shelf, a feature of houses of this period. The space collectively could be made into a bathroom if required.
  
  
• Front Garden
  
  Fully enclosed with mature hedges and a wrought iron gate the garden is south facing and so attracts the sun all day long.
  Well kept lawn bordered by pretty shrubs and plantings and a stone paved path to the front gate. Gladstone Terrace is a private road and is gated at the bottom. Stone steps lead down to the lower ground floor and a small paved area.
  
  
• Rear Access
  
  At the rear is a large concrete driveway providing off street parking for at least two cars. Steps with wrought iron balustrade up to the entrance door and steps leading down to the lower ground floor entrance.
  
  Please note, all dimensions are approximate / maximums and should not be relied upon for the purposes of floor coverings.