Terraced house for sale in Nottingham NG16, 4 Bedroom

Property Description

literarary / artisan interest. Neighbouring the birthplace of dh Lawrence, this charming Victorian three storey town house is set in a small craft development. Including cellar, two receptions, bathroom, four bedrooms and courtyard garden. EPC rating tbc.

Location

Scargill Walk and the gated rear courtyard is home to the dh Lawrence birthplace museum, a selection of craft workshops and tea room. The property shares part of this courtyard and would ideally suit a person with similar literary, craft or artisan interests.

Built circa 1855, this spacious Victorian property is well situated in the heart of Eastwood town, an historic mining area with busy high street, plenty of local amenities and schools, parks and walks within easy reach. While there is no parking at the property, there are a selection of carparks which may offer annual permit parking, and a number of regular bus routes connect Eastwood with larger townships such as Kimberley, Nottingham, Heanor and Alfreton.

Occupied by the current owners for approximately fifty years, the property has been a happy family home with many memories made. While many of the original Victorian features were removed by the previous owners, the charm and character are still evident in high ceilings, spacious rooms and the stunning second-floor dormer window. The property has undergone some modernisation over recent years, including sympathetically styled double glazed windows, combi boiler and fitted kitchen.

Ground floor

Entrance Hall

A sheltered step leads from the pavement to the traditional wooden front door, which in turn opens to a modest entrance hall. Equipped with a ceiling light, radiator and carpeted flooring, there is access to the first floor stairs and a colonial door leading to the lounge.

Lounge
12’11” x 12’2” (3.94m x 3.73m)

Lit by a sympathetically styled white uPVC double glazed window to the front, this spacious reception enjoys the feature high ceilings typical of the Victorian era. Including marble-effect style hearth and surround with inset gas fire, ceiling light, power points, media connections and radiator. A colonial door leads on to the dining kitchen.

Dining Room
15’1” x 10’4” (4.60m x 3.17m)

Two white uPVC double glazed windows open to the rear of the property, with a glazed door to the courtyard garden, making the room feel light and airy. Equipped with light-oak effect wall and base units with black surfaces, the kitchen area is equipped with an integral electric oven, four ring gas hob and extractor hood over, a stainless-steel sink unit with mixer tap, plumbing for an automatic washing machine and under-cabinet space for two free standing appliances. There is also a ceiling light, power points and a radiator. A bi-fold colonial door leads to the cellar steps.

Cellar
12’11” x 11’3” (3.96m x 3.44m) (ceiling height approx. 6’2” / 1.88m)

(Care note: Uneven steps) A set of stone steps leads down into the cellar space, situated under the lounge. Including a traditional cold-shelf set on brick-built supports, feature arch and vent and ceiling light.

First floor

Stairs & Landing

A set of carpeted stairs lead up to the first-floor landing, which is lit by a white uPVC double glazed window to the front of the property. Including a radiator, power points and a ceiling light, the space provides access to all first-floor rooms via colonial doors.

Bedroom One
11’8” x 10’1” (3.56m x 3.09m)

A great size master bedroom, overlooking the front of the property through a white UPVC double glazed window. Benefitting from built in storage cupboard, a radiator, power points and a ceiling light.

Bedroom Two
10’6” x 10’3” (3.22m x 3.15m)

The second bedroom is lit by a white uPVC double glazed window overlooking the courtyard garden. There is also a radiator, ceiling light and selection of power points.

Bathroom

Lit by a white uPVC obscure double glazed window to the rear of the property, the three piece family bathroom comprises a low flush W.C, hand wash basin and panel bath with electric dhow over. A built in cupboard provides plenty of storage for towels and toiletries. There is also a ceiling light and radiator.

Second floor

Stairs & Landing

A set of carpeted stairs lead up to the second-floor landing. Including a ceiling light, the space provides access to the third and fourth bedrooms via colonial doors.

Bedroom Three
12’6” X 11’5” (3.82m x 3.48m)

A feature wooden dormer window with glazed panels to the side offers views over Eastwood and the countryside beyond. A flush door leads to eaves storage. There is also a ceiling light and power points.

Bedroom Four
15’3” x 10’4” (4.65m x 3.17m)

A white uPVC double glazed window looks to the side of the property. There is also a ceiling light and power points.

Exterior

Frontage

A recessed front door opens onto Scargill Walk.

Rear

A feature double wooden gate opens into a charming and private courtyard with shared access to the dh Lawrence birthplace museum (guided tours only) and craft workshops / tea room beyond. There are two brick-built storage sheds access by wooden doors. A low timber fence demarks the paved courtyard area belonging to the property, ideal for enjoying the sunshine and potted plants.

Additional information

· Freehold

· Combi boiler

· The dh Lawrence birthplace museum has access to a storage shed / historic wash house and toilet facilities, accessible to clientele via the guided tours as listed on their website. During these times, staff and tourists have access to the shared pathways.

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