Hunter House Road, Brincliffe, Sheffield

Guide Price £450,000 to £475,000

Full of period charm and original character, this fabulous 1925-built semi-detached home offers generous and versatile accommodation across four floors, making it the ideal home for families. Reflected in the asking price the property requires modernisation.

Situated in one of Sheffield’s most desirable locations, on the flat section of Hunter House Road between Bannercross and Brincliffe, the property combines convenience, charm, and space both inside and out. The property is offered for sale with no onward chain.

A real highlight on arrival is the striking front door and porch area, adorned with stunning, colourful stained glass windows – an impressive feature that sets the tone for the character within.
On the ground floor, the front lounge features a lovely bay window, filling the room with natural light, while the rear dining room provides the perfect setting for meals and entertaining. The kitchen, also to the rear, gives access to a spacious cellar with four separate compartments, providing excellent storage.

The first floor hosts three well-proportioned bedrooms, two of which feature attract
ive period fireplaces, along with a family bathroom. Rising to the second floor, you’ll find a particularly large attic bedroom – a wonderful retreat or versatile space for a variety of uses.

Externally, this home really shines. A long driveway provides parking for multiple vehicles and leads to a detached garage. There is also a traditional wash house, a separate outside WC, and most impressively, a mature garden. Thoughtfully planted with a variety of shrubs, flowering plants, and trees, the garden also features a selection of ponds and lawned areas.

The location is exceptional – just a short distance from the vibrant amenities of Ecclesall Road, excellent transport links, and a wealth of green spaces including Endcliffe and Bingham Parks.
This is a rare opportunity to acquire a spacious and characterful period home in a highly