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Moorgate Road, Rotherham

PROPERTY TYPE

Semi-Detached

BEDROOMS

6

BATHROOMS

2

SIZE

4,039 sq ft

375 sq m

TENURE
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Freehold

Key features

  • Victorian Elegance – Six-bedroom semi-detached home retaining exquisite period details, including sash windows, intricate friezes, and cast iron fireplaces.
  • Spacious Interiors – Grand drawing room, formal dining room, conservatory, and a stylish kitchen with a butler’s pantry.
  • Versatile Basement – A fully converted basement offers potential for a home office, gym, or cinema room.
  • Luxurious Bedrooms & Bathrooms – Generously proportioned bedrooms, including a Victorian-style bathroom with a freestanding bath and marble splashbacks.
  • Stunning Landscaped Gardens – Walled gardens, split-level lawns, a pergola and a paved patio for alfresco dining.
  • Prime Location – Convenient access to the town centre, major transport links, and key amenities while maintaining a sense of exclusivity.

Description

This magnificent six-bedroom Victorian semi-detached home, built in the late 19th century, blends historic grandeur with modern luxury. Retaining exquisite period features such as sash windows, intricate friezes, and majestic fireplaces, it offers both elegance and practicality for contemporary family living. The ground floor boasts opulent entertaining spaces, including a grand drawing room, a formal dining room, a cosy study/snug, and a stunning kitchen with a butler’s pantry. The converted basement provides versatile additional space, while the first and second floors house generously sized bedrooms and luxurious bathrooms. Set within an expansive, beautifully landscaped plot with walled gardens and a detached double garage, this rare architectural gem offers an unparalleled living experience.

Description - Steeped in history and brimming with period charm, this magnificent six-bedroom Victorian semi-detached residence is a true testament to the elegance and craftsmanship of a bygone era. Built in the late 19th century, this distinguished home has stood the test of time, offering a rare blend of historic grandeur and modern luxury. Originally commissioned for a prominent local industrialist, the property has retained its exquisite architectural detailing while being thoughtfully adapted for contemporary family living.
Set within an expansive third-of-an-acre plot, the property commands an elevated position in one of the area's most sought-after locations. Constructed from local natural stone, its stately façade exudes a timeless sophistication that immediately captivates. With effortless access to the town centre, the District General Hospital, the M1 motorway network, and Sheffield Parkway, this home offers both convenience and an air of exclusivity that few properties can rival.
From the moment you step through the classic external porchway, the grandeur of this home is undeniable. The entrance hall is nothing short of breathtaking, featuring a detailed Amtico flooring and striking staircase that ascends gracefully to the upper floors. Throughout the home, period features are in abundance, from the intricately detailed friezes, the cast iron Victorian radiators and majestic fireplaces that have warmed the property for generations and even the original functioning mechanical bell system.
Sash windows flood the interiors with natural light, enhancing the high ceilings and emphasizing the craftsmanship of an era renowned for its attention to detail. Every room in this home tells a story, making it a true celebration of Victorian design while catering to the needs of modern family life.
The ground floor has been carefully designed to offer both opulent entertaining spaces and comfortable family living areas.
The bay-windowed drawing room is an exquisite showcase of Victorian elegance. A stunning marble fireplace with a wrought iron grate and marble hearth serves as the focal point, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. The large bay window not only enhances the sense of space but also provides a picturesque view of the landscaped gardens, making it an ideal retreat for both formal gatherings and quiet evenings.
Adjacent to the drawing room, the formal dining room is equally impressive, featuring a grand dark wood fire surround, a marble hearth, and decorative arched alcoves. This space is perfectly suited for hosting dinner parties, offering a setting where guests can dine in refined elegance.
For a more intimate retreat, the study/snug provides a cosy haven with its wooden flooring, ornate cast iron fireplace, and French doors leading to the conservatory. This architectural delight features a stone-flagged floor, timber construction, and expansive glazing, including roof light openings and double French doors that open onto the gardens. The conservatory is a sanctuary of tranquillity, offering a seamless connection between the indoors and the beautifully landscaped grounds.
The beautifully designed kitchen, where classic charm meets contemporary convenience. Featuring elegant shaker-style cabinetry in a soft neutral tone, this space offers ample storage and a seamless, sophisticated aesthetic. The expansive quartz countertops and central island provide the perfect setting for culinary creativity, casual dining, or social gatherings.
A high-end range cooker, set within a charming alcove, serves as the kitchen's focal point, complemented by under-cabinet lighting that enhances the ambiance. The warm wood flooring and soft pastel walls create a welcoming atmosphere, making this kitchen both stylish and functional.
Ideal for entertaining or family life, this kitchen is a true heart of the home.
A butler’s pantry with full-length fitted shelving provides essential storage, while a dedicated laundry room with plumbing for appliances ensures everyday convenience. The ground-floor cloakroom, adorned with classic wood panelling, completes the impressive array of amenities on this level.
One of the home’s most remarkable features is its substantial converted basement, offering an array of adaptable rooms with wooden floors and central heating. Whether envisioned as additional living quarters, a home office, a private gym, or even a cinema room, this space presents endless possibilities for customisation.
Ascending to the first floor, the sense of grandeur continues. A half-landing leads to a beautifully appointed family bathroom, complete with a traditional white suite, a bath with mixer shower, and elegant period-style tiling.
The principal landing reveals an opulent Victorian-style bathroom, a true masterpiece of period design. This space exudes luxury, featuring a freestanding bath, twin pedestal sinks with tiled splashbacks, a separate shower cubicle, and a stunning dark wood fire surround with an inset mirror and Amtico flooring.
The first floor is home to four generously proportioned bedrooms, each radiating period elegance with wooden flooring, sash windows, and original fireplaces. The fourth bedroom, with its intimate proportions, offers versatility as a study, nursery, or dressing room, making it ideal for a growing family.
The second floor offers two additional spacious bedrooms. The fifth bedroom benefits from a rear facing window, creating a bright and airy atmosphere, while the sixth bedroom, a unique space divided into two sections, features deep walk-in wardrobes, recessed ceiling spotlights, and additional Velux windows, providing both practicality and charm.
Beyond these bedrooms, a suite of unfinished attic rooms presents an exciting opportunity for further development. With plumbing provisions already in place, this area has the potential to be transformed into a private guest suite, artist’s studio, or even a self-contained living space.
The grounds of this property are truly exceptional. The front garden is enclosed by a classic stone boundary wall, topped with wrought iron detailing, and accessed through grand electric wrought iron gates. An extensive driveway, stretching from the front to the rear, provides ample parking and a convenient turning area.
To the rear, the enchanting walled gardens offer a private sanctuary, meticulously designed with split-level lawns, mature trees and shrubs. A striking pergola adds to the property’s grandeur, while stone retaining walls, vegetable gardens, and meandering pathways create a picturesque retreat. A paved patio, perfect for alfresco dining, is enhanced by external lighting and a convenient cold-water supply.
A substantial detached double garage, complete with a slate roof, lighting, and power supply, ensures all practical needs are met. Additionally, an adjacent storage block with multiple stores provides extensive space for outdoor equipment and tools.
Rich in character and steeped in history, this exceptional Victorian residence is a true architectural gem. Offering a rare combination of historic grandeur and contemporary comfort, it provides an extraordinary opportunity to acquire a home of unparalleled charm, space, and sophistication.
Properties of this calibre are seldom available, making this a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for discerning buyers seeking a residence of distinction in one of the region’s most prestigious locations.

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About Eadon Lockwood & Riddle, Rotherham

149 Bawtry Road, Wickersley, Rotherham, S66 2BW

Welcome to ELR estate agents, a friendly independent company that has been working on your doorstep since 1840, making us Sheffield's most established estate agent. We offer a range of services including residential sales, lettings, surveys, mortgages and property auctions, with offices across Sheffield, Rotherham, The Peak District and Hope Valley.

What is the Best Time to Sell a House?

Broadly speaking the best time to sell a house is:

"When there are the most amount of buyers

actively looking to buy"

This is due to the positive effect that competition has on your achievable sale price.

Buyer competing over a property will force out the best offers.

When you sell a house, this is a key factor behind getting the best price.

When to Sell a House - The 4 Seasons Compared

Selling a House in Spring:

Spring is a great time to sell a house or flat!

  • Gardens are in bloom
  • There's plenty of good light and mild weather
  • Properties look their best
  • The market is full with buyers

Spring is a pretty up-beat time of year. In good weather buyers are more prepared to go house hunting.

Also, many families look to match their purchase with the end of the school year.

Selling a House in Summer:

High summer has never been the best time to sell a house (especially a family one).

School Holidays are the big reason for this. Entertaining kids leaves little time for house hunting.

Plus, everyone else goes away on holiday. This peaks around August and the market dies.

If you have to sell a house in the summer, try to get it on the market as early as possible.

If your home is not on the market by early July you'll be putting yourself at a disadvantage.

Selling a House in Autumn:

Autumn has always been a good time to sell a house.

However, it's not as good as the Jan - July period. Still, if you're trying to sell in late Sept or Oct you've nothing to worry about.

Remember though, not many people want to move over Christmas so don't leave coming to market too late.

After the 2nd week of November buyers, like bears, tend to go into hibernation.

Selling a House in Winter:

Winter can be a harder time to sell but if you have that one property that someone has been waiting for, then you'll sell it. Boxing Day is a great time to list a property on the web portals. This is a time when all the family are together and looking at the properties together. 

Try Not to Sell a House in a Quiet Market!

This is because you loose the impact that a "fresh to the market" house has.

Please don't underestimate the importance of this.

As a general rule of thumb, you'll want to sell a house within 4-6 weeks, while it's fresh!

After this period property becomes "old news" and buyers start getting suspicious. They tend to assume something is wrong with the property and stay away.

When this happens you terminally damage your chance of getting best price.

If your house isn't selling it can become neglected by some agents(!) and then you truly are in a downward spiral of disappointment.

Exceptions to These Rules

Remember, it only takes one buyer to successfully sell a house!

In reality there are buyers out there 365 days a year. Just some days there are more than others.

If you are forced to sell a house during a quiet month - please don't worry!

You just need to recognise that you're at a disadvantage and act accordingly.

Be ultra-realistic about your price and concentrate twice as hard on how (and where) your property is marketed.  

As we mentioned at the top of this article, encouraging competition is the surest way to achieve the highest price when you sell a house.

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