Terraced house for sale in Sheffield S1, 3 Bedroom

Offered to the market with no onward chain and with planning permission to extend the attic to create a further bedroom and shower room. The property is perfect for an investor purchaser or someone looking to create a family home. On the ground floor the accommodation briefly comprises a bay windowed lounge to the front aspect, a dining room towards the rear that allows access to the cellar, and an off shot kitchen. To the first floor there is a double bedroom to the front of the property with built in wardrobes, bedroom two with dressing area and a well appointed bathroom that has a white suite with shower over the bath, from the landing stairs lead to the attic where there is a further third double bedroom. To the rear of the property is a yard with views of St Marys Church. In our opinion it would make an ideal first time buy. (Not suitable for a hmo).

An extremely convenient position offering easy access to Sheffield City Centre where you will find an abundance of useful amenities ranging from high end restaurants to handy convenience stores. Sheffield rail station is just over 1 mile away as is the Sheffield parkway which links to the M1 motorway network. Both London Road and Ecclesall Road are within walking distance where you will find a plethora of fabulous restaurants, pubs and shops.

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