An enlarged and beautifully improved three bedroom period end of terrace house within Stourbridge's highly sought after “Old Quarter”. Offering a generous layout including a loft conversion, two reception rooms, a master bedroom with an en-suite, an attractive garden and a garage.
The Accommodation:
The wooden front door opens to the reception hallway, with a stained glass window above the front door, stairs rising to the first floor accommodation, a central heating radiator, Victorian style tiled floor, door to useful cloaks storage and stairs down to a cellar; and doors to the lounge and dining room.
The lounge forms a good sized reception room which has a bay sash window to the front elevation, sash window to the side elevation, "living flame" gas fire with a feature fireplace surround, central heating radiator and a wooden floor.
The dining room is another good sized reception room and includes a sash bay window to the front elevation, a log burning stove with a feature hearth, central heating radiator, fitted cupboards, drawers and shelving, wood effect laminate flooring and a door to the kitchen.
The kitchen is well appointed with a range of cream shaker style units and incorporates a white ceramic sink / drainer unit with a flexible mixer tap, recess for a gas cooker, recess and plumbing for a dishwasher, recess and plumbing for a tumble dryer, recess for a fridge freezer, base and wall mounted cupboards, wall mounted Ideal Vogue combination central heating boiler, central heating radiator, quarry tiled floor, part glazed stable door to the front elevation, two uPVC double glazed windows to the front elevation and a door to the bathroom.
The bathroom is attractively appointed with a white suite and includes a bath with a fitted shower screen and shower attachment over, wash basin with built-in white high gloss finish vanity drawers below, push-button flush WC, heated towel rail, part tiling to the walls, tiled floor, loft access hatch (with pull-down loft ladder) and uPVC double glazed French doors to the garden.
The cellar is a versatile space and includes a central heating radiator and a uPVC double glazed window to the front elevation.
The first floor comprises a landing with a double glazed sash window to the front elevation, a central heating radiator, stairs and a door to bedroom three / loft room; and doors to bedroom one and bedroom two.
Bedroom one forms a double room which has a double glazed sash window to the front elevation, a central heating radiator, wooden floor and a folding door to an en-suite shower room.
The en-suite is well appointed with a white suite and includes a shower cubicle with a fitted mixer shower and almost full height tiling to the surrounds, pedestal wash basin with tiled splashback, push-button flush WC, heated towel rail, extractor fan and fitted shelving.
Bedroom two is a double room with double glazed sash windows to the front and side elevations, a decorative feature fireplace surround, central heating radiator and a wooden floor.
Bedroom three forms a superb loft conversion which creates a split-level double room including three double glazed roof windows, a central heating radiator and a useful built-in storage cupboard.
Outside:
The property enjoys a corner position and is set back beyond a walled frontage, attractively stocked with shrubs and including a double external power point.
Gated front access is available to a paved courtyard, which includes a cold water tap, stable door to the kitchen and access into the garden.
The attractive garden comprises two paved patios and a lawn and has rear access to the garage.
The garage is approached via a small access road just off Clark Street and is entered via a remote-controlled roller shutter door. A further remote-controlled roller-shutter door provides access into the garden.
Viewing is essential for this much improved period family house and its pleasant setting and excellent accommodation to be fully appreciated. Early appointments are highly recommended to avoid disappointment.
Location:
Stourbridge is a market town in the Metropolitan Borough of Dudley in the West Midlands, situated on the River Stour and approximately 12 miles west of Birmingham. Historically in Worcestershire, Stourbridge was the centre of British glass making during the Industrial Revolution. The town enjoys a good choice of pubs, cafes and restaurants along with small independent shops, a selection of sport and leisure facilities and highly regarded schooling for children of all ages. Stourbridge is served by an excellent motorway network with superb links to the M5, M6, M40 and M42. Birmingham International Airport is approximately 45 minutes away and Stourbridge Junction main line train station has regular services to Worcester, Birmingham and London.
Tenure: Freehold
Services: All mains services are connected
Local Authority: Dudley Council
Council Tax: Band B
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