Whiteley Wood Road, Whiteley Woods, S11

Nestled on the prestigious Whiteley Wood Road, S11, this magnificent Edwardian detached residence, built in 1909, offers an impressive 8,405 square feet of exceptional and flexible living space. With its rich architectural features retained throughout, this home beautifully combines period charm with modern comforts, making it a truly unique home.
The house boasts an expansive layout, featuring a stunning hallway, two elegant reception rooms. A well-designed kitchen / breakfast room for more informal dining, separate utility room and family snug. All providing ample space for both entertaining and family living. With eight generously sized bedrooms over a further two floors, there is plenty of room for family and guests alike and an abundance of useful storage. The property also includes a mixture of well-appointed bathrooms, shower rooms and WC's, ensuring convenience throughout.
One of the standout features of this residence is the leisure facility, complete with a swimming pool, gym and sauna perfect for relaxation and recreation. Additionally, the property includes a separate one-bedroom annex, ideal for guests, staff, or as a private office space. All of this is set in substantial beautiful gardens, having lawns, patio seating areas, all surrounded by woodland areas and open fields.
Parking is a breeze with space for up to four vehicles on the driveway and an additional garage, making this home not only luxurious but also practical for modern living. The combination of its historical significance and contemporary amenities makes this property a rare find in the market.
This exceptional home on Whiteley Wood Road is perfect for those seeking a spacious and elegant residence in a sought-after leafy location, close to reputable schools and hospitals both public and private. Do not miss the opportunity. Call Spencer too book your appointment.

Situated on this highly sought-after tree-lined road which perches on the edge of both the Peak District and Sheffield City Centre, this exceptional period property has a rich history dating back to 1909. The land on which the property sits was initially owned by Gertrude Simpson, a well-known Sheffield family, whose son Vivian Simpson played football for Sheffield FC and Sheffield Wednesday, winning the Amateur Cup in 1904 (SFC). He was awarded the military cross in the First World War, leading the attack on the Cordona Trench and being the first man into the enemy trenches. He was killed in 1918 by a sniper.
The land was then sold in 1909 to Harry Wilkins (1862-1930) and this house built on the site for Harry. On his death in1930, Harry Wilkins was described in the press as a well-known Sheffield steel pioneer. Wilkins was a local preacher and pioneer of the early manufacture of stainless cutlery, managing Martin, Hall and Co, and the subsidiary Marples, Wingfield and Wilkins, an electroplate manufacturer. His company initials can still be found on historic Sheffield hallmarked items. Retaining many of the period features such its exquisite fireplaces, wood panelling, ceiling and coving detail, a maid's sluice and even the floor of the ballroom can be found running along the second floor. A truly unique residence.

Tenure - Freehold

Council Tax Band - H

EPC Rating - E

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