Hucknall Road, Carrington, Nottingham

CARRINGTON: Being sold chain-free this substantial Victorian three bedroom bay-fronted townhouse is set over four floors and has the high ceilings & generous room proportions that you'd expect from a property of this era. Set back from Hucknall Road, the house has a welcoming hall with a through-lounge leading off. The lounge has a large feature fireplace and a charming bay window and leads through to a generous extended kitchen overlooking the courtyard garden. A door from the kitchen leads down to useful cellar storage. Off the garden, a gated path leads to Aubrey road where there is on-street car-parking.

WHY SHOULD YOU VIEW?
This spacious house is ripe for new owners to add their own mark and be proud of for years to come. The building has been very well maintained, has some period features, inc original sash windows - which are predominantly secondary glazed, and has three very good sized bedrooms. The property has scope to add an ensuite on the top floor, and there is a great little courtyard garden to the rear. Currently tenanted, the house is being sold with vacant possession.
For those unfamiliar with the area, Carrington is an increasingly popular area, with two good primary schools, three small supermarkets, and a variety of local retailers, including a Tesco metro a stones throw from the door. The housing stock in Carrington is largely traditional with a mix of Victorian and Edwardian terraces and semi's. Across the road sits Carrington Point - a modern development that incorporates the former Evening Post printworks. In the centre of Carrington you'll find a superb butchers just a few yards away on Hucknall Road, an artisan potter, and the oasis that is The Gladstone public house. We believe that the house is in catchment for the Nottingham Free School. 

Council Tax : Band B (Nottingham City Council) 

Tenure: Freehold