Beale Street, Stourbridge

An outwardly deceptive period three bedroom terraced family house located within Stourbridge’s highly sought after “Old Quarter and just a stone’s throw from Greenfield Park and primary school. The property is within walking distance of town amenities and the beautiful grounds of Mary Stevens Park. Offering a generous layout, with excellent further potential, the layout benefits two reception rooms, a conservatory extension and three good sized bedrooms. The property also enjoys a long attractively laid out south facing rear garden.

The Accommodation:
The uPVC double glazed front door opens to the reception hallway, which includes a central heating radiator, light wood effect laminate flooring and doors to the lounge, dining room and a cellar (tanked and carpeted cellar, including a central heating radiator and lighting).

The dining room is a versatile room, including a uPVC double glazed window to the front elevation, a central heating radiator and light wood effect laminate flooring.

The lounge is a good sized reception room, which includes a uPVC double glazed window to the rear elevation, a gas “log burning” effect fire with a brick feature fireplace and tiled hearth, central heating radiator, light wood effect laminate flooring, door to stairs rising to the first floor and a wooden stained glass door to the kitchen.

The kitchen is appointed with a range of light wood style units and incorporates a stainless-steel one and a half bowl sink/drainer unit with a mixer tap, recess for an electric cooker, recess for a fridge freezer, base cupboards/drawers, wall mounted cupboards, the Glow-Worm central heating boiler, part tiling to the walls, tiled floor, uPVC double glazed window and door to the side elevation/rear garden, and a glazed wooden door to an inner hallway.

The inner hall includes a central heating radiator, tiled floor, door to a laundry cupboard (with plumbing for a washing machine and a window to the side elevation), and doors to a ground floor shower room and a rear conservatory extension.

The ground floor shower room is appointed with a white suite and includes a corner shower cubicle with a fitted electric shower, pedestal wash basin, low-level flush WC, central heating radiator, part tiling to the walls and a uPVC double glazed window to the side elevation.

The conservatory forms a "P" shape and includes a wall mounted electric heater, tiled floor, and uPVC double glazed windows and French doors enjoying views and access to the rear garden.

The first floor comprises a landing with an airing cupboard, loft access hatch, feature archway and doors to bedrooms one, two and three, and the bathroom.

Bedroom one forms a double room, including a uPVC double glazed window to the front elevation, a central heating radiator and a decorative period feature fireplace surround.

Bedroom two is a double room with a uPVC double glazed window to the rear elevation and a central heating radiator.

Bedroom three is a large single room, including a uPVC double glazed window to the front elevation and a central heating radiator.

The bathroom is appointed with a white suite and includes a bath with a shower attachment, pedestal wash basin, push-button flush WC, central heating radiator, part tiling to the walls and a uPVC double glazed window to the rear elevation.

Outside:
The property is set back beyond a small walled frontage, with Cotswold chippings and gated access.

A shared side passageway provides gated access into the property's long attractively laid out rear garden. The garden includes a side courtyard with a cold water tap. The courtyard leads around the conservatory to a paved patio, together with a shaped lawn, with established borders with shrubs, an apple tree and two small ornamental ponds. The garden opens to the rear to provide a lovely secluded area, with established trees, a paved patio and a timber shed. The garden is south facing and forms a natural sun-trap.

Viewing is essential for this outwardly deceptive period family house and the full potential of its generous layout and wonderful garden to be fully appreciated. Early appointments are recommended to avoid disappointment.

Location:
Stourbridge is a 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