21 Aldred Road, Crookes, S10 1PD

GUIDE PRICE £550,000 to £575,000. A quite lovely four/five bedroom, period semi found on this attractive, tree lined road, a short walk away from the excellent local amenities found on Crookes. The property has a basement conversion which offers huge versatility in the way it can be used and there is a large, open plan dining kitchen that opens onto the pretty, south facing, rear garden. With off road parking, a modern finish throughout and generous room sizes this is a great property to upsize to with over 2030 square feet of accommodation. Crookes has seen a number of independent bars, restaurants and cafes opening in recent years and is quickly becoming a very fashionable place to live. These amenities are complemented by highly regarded schooling and a close proximity to the surrounding countryside making it very popular with a broad range of buyers.

Description - This gorgeous, stone built period property offers 2030 square feet of well presented accommodation laid out over four floors. The smart basement conversion has provided a great balance to this home and offers residents huge versatility in the way it can be used. Perfect as a guest suite or perhaps as a fifth bedroom or even providing the space for those who now spend some time working from home. It would also make a great reception room if preferred and comes with an additional shower room and a utility, all with under floor heating The typically generous proportions from the Victorian era, alongside its south facing aspect give this lovely home a real sense of light and space throughout and there are modern fixtures and fittings in all the right places, blending in with period features such as the fireplace in the open plan kitchen/diner. Externally there is a block paved driveway at the front, providing off road parking for at least one car and the potential for an EV point, if required. To the rear there is a pretty, low maintenance, south facing garden that includes a stone flagged terrace and lawn and, due to the lie of the land, an interesting urban view, over rooftops, down the valley towards town. Crookes has seen something of a Renaissance in recent years, there have been a number of independent bars, restaurants and cafes popping up to attract visitors throughout the weekend and make it one of the up and coming areas of the city. The neighbourhood is also conveniently placed for accessing the main city hospitals and universities which are found a short walk or drive away and the beautiful surrounding countryside is readily accessed via the Bolehills Park.