Arranged over four floors, the property now presents as an attractive and practical home having been remodelled to suit a more modern lifestyle. Many of the rooms offer an attractive blend of modern fittings and original features including period fireplaces, doors and casement sash windows.
Dating from the turn of the century and constructed of attractive mellow brick under a slate roof, the layout and design of the property is very representative of many of the fine Victorian townhouse’s houses built at that time on the edge of the city centre. Of note is the stunning central staircase with curved balustrade.
Stone steps lead to the entrance hallway and principal living accommodation including the impressive bay fronted sitting room to the front elevation and further lounge to the rear. Both rooms feature fireplaces, bespoke cabinets, stripped floorboards and period colour schemes.
The lower ground floor has direct external access and includes a large dining area bathed in natural light and opening into the kitchen. The kitchen includes a range of wall and base units, inset Belfast sink, dishwasher and range cooker. French doors open onto a patio with garden beyond. In addition is a WC, side door and outside store.
To the first floor are two double bedrooms, both with original Victorian tiled cast iron fireplaces, large sash windows and bespoke fitted wardrobes. Both bedrooms are serviced by a modern house bathroom suite. The second-floor houses two further bedrooms with commanding city scape views, sharing a central shower room/WC. All bedrooms have double replacement glazed sash windows.
Externally to the front is a large forecourt set behind wrought iron railings, whilst to the rear is a walled courtyard garden with decked and patio area. Beyond is an alarmed brick-built garage with eaves storage and limited vehicular access along the alley.
