17 Stanwood Road, Stannington, S6 5JE

An attractive period home with a deceptively spacious interior, particularly on the ground floor with Offers In Region Of £229,950 a large dining kitchen alongside two good reception rooms. The property has retained much of its originality and combined with a decent plot provides a lovely setting. Property Description

An attractive link detached period property with a deceptively spacious interior particularly on the ground floor. The property is situated on a generous plot providing a lovely setting and has retained much of its originality and charm.

Three double bedrooms * Stone built link detached * Two good reception rooms * Large dining kitchen with central island unit * Two bathrooms (one en-suite) * Off road parking for three cars (two undercover) * No chain * Pretty and private gardens to the side/rear * Majority sealed unit double glazing * Gas central heating * EPC rating E

Location Stanwood Road runs from Stannington Road along to Deerpark Road with No. 17 situated on the left hand side as you are proceeding from Stannington Road on the corner of the attractive Stanwood Mews development. The property is convenient for access to the amenities at Stannington village; there is also a run of amenities found prior to that on the Stannington Road (B6076) which provides regular transport links to and from . Local walking in the area is plentiful with many picturesque walks leading along Rivelin Valley from the paddling pools and café out towards Manchester Road and the Dams; there are also some splendid walks found around the River Loxley. and are the main shopping areas situated at the bottom of Stannington Road and Holme Lane with the Penistone Road then providing links out to the north of Sheffield and the motorway corridors.

Description A most attractive stone built period property believed to date back to the 17th century and originally constructed as a farmhouse. The property has combed stone elevations and a wealth of deceptively spacious accommodation laid out over two floors. The property is situated on the corner of Stanwood Mews and has ownership of the drive that leads into the development although access is granted to the neighbouring residents. Parking is plentiful with two covered spaces and an additional space situated outside the kitchen. At the front of the property there is the original wrought iron railings and perennial shrubs giving an attractive approach with the central doorway opening to the reception hall which has terracotta tiled flooring and access to the basement which provides storage to the property, has York stone flooring and the original stone thrawl. There is a front facing dining room with stripped and stained floorboards, original working shutters on the window and a stone fireplace with electric fire. The sitting room having a Morso stove situated on the exposed fireplace with stone lintel, again having working shutters to the front facing window and on the stone wall there is an internal leaded and stained window giving borrowed light through to the breakfasting kitchen. The kitchen is of particular note being of a good size with central island unit defining the kitchen and dining areas. There is slate flooring running throughout which complements the exposed stonework. The kitchen area is fitted with a range of wall and base units which are surmounted by granite effect worktops continuing onto the central island. There is plumbing and recesses for the usual appliances and a range oven (which may be available by separate negotiation) is situated in a recess. A stable door accesses the gardens or, alternatively, to the side drive.

The first floor accommodation includes three double bedrooms, the master bedroom having a decorative fireplace, a large walk-in wardrobe and a modern en-suite shower room with Travertine effect tiling complementing the modern suite and there is also a family bathroom which is finished in the period style with a roll top bath with shower attachments.

Externally, the gardens which can be accessed from the kitchen are all enclosed by wood panelled fencing and hedgerow providing a high degree of privacy with terrace area, shed, lawned garden and well stocked flower beds and borders.

All in all, a superb property which will not fail to impress.

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