Bell Hagg Road, Sheffield

This traditional end terrace house sits elevated on Bell Hagg Road offering Victorian character and modern living. Built in 1899, the property surely has a rich history, while providing a comfortable and inviting home. With 715 square feet of living accommodation, this house features three well-proportioned bedrooms, making it ideal for those seeking extra space. The reception lounge is welcoming with its feature gas fireplace, high ceilings and original coving detail. A perfect space for relaxation or entertaining guests. The layout of the house is both practical and appealing, ensuring that every corner is utilised. The dining kitchen has an ample array of storage units, work surfaces and integrated appliances and plenty of room for a dining table too. Having a traditional storage cellar is also an advantage. To the first floor there are two good sized bedrooms, the master front facing room is a double and benefits built in storage. The property includes a bathroom comprising a white suite with bath having shower over, wash basin and WC. Traditionally as with most Victorian terraces, the third bedroom is situated to the attic. A good sized double with the benefit of the gable window for plenty of natural light an additional storage to the eaves. The Victorian details add a unique charm an enhance the overall aesthetic of the home. The garden is elevated to the rear of the property and is a long plot with winding path connecting each area. Being well screened by fencing and walls there is a lovely patio seating area, various borders and a wooden storage shed.
Situated in a desirable location, this house is well-connected to local amenities, schools, parks, and transport making it an excellent choice for those looking to settle in a vibrant community. Do not miss the chance to view this charming end terrace house on Bell Hagg Road, call Spencer today.

Bell Hagg Road links Compton Street to Linaker Road in Walkley and has the benefit of an elevated position and therefore excellent views. Walkley itself has a range of good local shops and supermarkets as well as good links to Crookes, Crookesmoor and to Broomhill and in the other direction Hillsborough, all within a mile. Access to the city centre via Walkley or Crookes, where there are regular bus services, or the tram that runs via Hillsborough. Good access to the Hospitals, University sites., city centre and wonderful countryside walks through the Rivelin valley and the infamous Bole Hills, all within close proximity.

Tenure - Leasehold

Length of Lease - 674 years remaining

Ground Rent - £10.00 per year

Council Tax Band - A

EPC Rating - D

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