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313 Ringinglow Road Ringinglow, Sheffield, S11 7TA 313 Ringinglow Road Ringinglow, Sheffield, S11 7TA Blending suburbia and rural countryside this truly provides an idyllic setting for the family wanting virtually everything for the perfect life style. This five bedroom detached property is positioned on the edge of Sheffield adjacent to the Peak District therefore taking advantage of the glorious rural countryside with local shopping facilities close to hand. This select development of detached family homes was constructed in 2011, built to a high specification with the property positioned on an enviable corner position taking full advantage of breath taking views out over Ringinglow and the Mayfield Valley. Having gas central heating and upvc double glazing the home has extensively proportioned accommodation. Imposing entrance hallway with a beautiful oak spindled staircase rising to the first floor accommodation, a downstairs cloakroom/wc, front facing lounge, a separate dining room, spacious family room opening into the stunning quality fitted kitchen, utility room and boiler cupboard. Galleried first floor landing, five bedrooms to the first floor, four having en-suite facilities with the Master Bedroom having a dressing area and en-suite bathroom. A family bathroom completes the accommodation. Landscaped gardens to three sides with access to a blocked paved driveway and a double garage with apex storage. Without a doubt we would definitely recommend an internal viewing to appreciate the size of the accommodation on offer and the truly beautiful location. Unquestionably located in one of Sheffield's most sought after semi-rural suburbs as previously mentioned on the edge of The Peak National Park with extensive countryside and woodland walks including Jacobs ladder. A short distance up the road is the landmark building of The Roadhouse of architectural interest and former gateway to and from Sheffield into the hills of Derbyshire. Local shopping facilities are available at Bents Green, popular public houses and restaurants are within the area as are highly acclaimed infant and junior schools, secondary and public schools within a short commuting distant. This truly is a remarkable family home, with the space for day to day living, as well as adult dining and socialising spaces, being within the city limits but so close to rural countryside.. • Imposing Entrance Hallway • Master Bedroom Suite 16’6” x 15’0” • Bedroom Five 10’9” x 9’7” • Lounge 20’6” x 14’8” • Dressing Area • Family Bathroom 9’7” x 6’5” • En-Suite Shower Room 9’7” x 5’8” • Double Garage 18’5” x 18’4” • Dining Room 16’2” x 11’7” • Bedroom Two 13’5” x 10’3” Why you’ll love it….. • Cloakroom/WC 7’0” x 3’7” • En-Suite Shower Room 10’2” x 3’9” Sunday morning walks into the Mayfield valley, with • Family Room/Fitted Kitchen 35’4” x 12’8” • Bedroom Three 15’4” x 9’9” the whole family and the dog, calling in for coffee at • Study 12’9” x 8’5” • En-Suite Shower Room 8’9” x 6’5” • Utility Room 9’0” x 6’2” • Bedroom Four 13’4” x 11’6” Forge Dam café before returning to the family home • Galleried Landing • En-Suite Shower Room 6’8” x 6’5” for a home cooked roast. morfittsmith.co.uk 0114 232 1764 Banner Cross Branch Crookes Branch Hillsborough Branch 912 Ecclesall Road 210 Crookes 90 Middlewood Road Banner Cross Crookes Hillsborough Sheffield Sheffield Sheffield S11 8TR S10 1TG S6 4HA [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Tel: 0114 232 1764 morfittsmith.co.uk IMPORTANT: we would like to inform prospective purchasers that these sales particulars have been prepared as a general guide only. A detailed survey has not been carried out, nor the services, appliances and fittings tested. Room sizes should not be relied upon for furnishing purposes and are approximate. If floor plans are included, they are for guidance only and illustration purposes only and may not be to scale. If there are any important matters likely to affect your decision to buy, please contact us before viewing the property. M1092 Ravensworth 01670 713330 .
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