Oldfield Road, Stannington, Sheffield

GUIDE PRICE £275,000 - £290,000 ** NO CHAIN ** Enjoying impressive views and a fantastic sized rear garden is this well presented, three bedroom semi detached property which benefits from off road parking, uPVC double glazing and gas central heating. Located within the sought after suburb of Stannington Village, the property has been the subject of a substantial renovation project in 2014 including new electrics, plumbing, bathroom and kitchen.

Neutrally decorated throughout, the living accommodation briefly comprises front porch which opens into an entrance hall with access into the lounge. The lounge has a bay window to the front allowing natural light. An opening leads into the dining room which has a rear window. A door then opens into the contemporary kitchen which has a range of shaker style cupboards. Contrasting worktops incorporate the sink and drainer. Integrated appliances include an electric oven with a four ring hob with extractor above. There is a useful under stair cupboard and a side entrance door.

From the hallway, a staircase rises to the first floor landing with access into the three bedrooms and the bathroom. The master bedroom has a front bay window. Double bedroom two enjoys the rear views. Single bedroom three is to the front aspect. The well appointed bathroom has a white three piece suite including bath with overhead shower, WC and wash basin.

Outside - Off road parking and small garden to the front aspect. To the rear is a fantastic sized garden which is mainly lawn with planted beds. Access to a useful cellar space which also houses the gas central heating boiler.

Location - Stannington Village has excellent local amenities, and easy access into Sheffield. The Peak District is also within easy reach. Stannington Park is close-by, with plenty of green open space, a bowling green, and a café within the park. There are local pubs close-by. Sheffield City Centre is just four miles from Stannington, where you will find a wealth of shops, and attractions like The Crucible Theatre, cinemas, live music venues, and much more. The edge of the Peak District is only minutes away, where hundreds of miles of hiking routes, charming historic towns and famous scenery awaits. Visit pretty rural towns like Edale, Castleton and Hope Valley, or natural attractions such as Kinder Scout nature reserve, Jacob’s Ladder, Ladybower Reservoir, and the Blue John Cavern.

Material Information - The property is Leasehold with a term of 800 years running from the 29th September 1936.
The property is currently Council Tax Band B.

Valuer - Chris Spooner