Baysham Street, Hereford, HR4

Located in the popular residential area of Whitecross, just half a mile west of the Hereford city centre, this property enjoys a highly convenient setting. A wide range of local amenities are close by, including a convenience store, post office, church, public house and both primary and secondary schools. More extensive facilities, shops and services can be found in the vibrant city centre, all within comfortable walking distance and easily accessible via regular bus routes.

OVERVIEW

An immaculately presented mid terraced 3 bedroom property comprising; lounge, dining room, kitchen/breakfast room, 3 bedrooms, bathroom, cellar, attic space, and garden area.
Located in the popular residential area of Whitecross, just half a mile west of the Hereford city centre, this property enjoys a highly convenient setting. A wide range of local amenities are close by, including a convenience store, post office, church, public house and both primary and secondary schools. More extensive facilities, shops and services can be found in the vibrant city centre, all within comfortable walking distance and easily accessible via regular bus routes.

In more detail the property comprises.

Open Fronted Inner Porch

With exposed brick, feature exposed panelling, and quarry tiles.
Timber wooden door leads to:

Entrance Hall

With exposed wooden floorboards, power points, and ceiling light points.

Dining Room

3.4m x 3.35m (11' 2" x 11' 0")
With exposed wooden floorboards, ceiling light point, a beautiful open feature fireplace within a chimney breast, radiator, single glazed timber frame sash window over the rear elevation, and power points.
Opening through to:

Lounge

3.25m x 4.2m (10' 8" x 13' 9")
With exposed wooden floor boards, ceiling light point, feature open fireplace, single glazed partly obscured sash windows, TV , telephone and power points.

Kitchen/Breakfast Room

4.375m x 2.7m (14' 4" x 8' 10")
With lino flooring, 2 ceiling light points, stable style timber single glazed door leading out to the rear courtyard at the side elevation, double glazed window at the rear elevation, fitted kitchen with roll top working surfaces, base and wall units, space and plumbing for dishwasher, space and plumbing for washing machine, space for other appliances; fridge/freezer, and oven, fitted cooker hood, Franke 1.5 bowl stainless steel sink with drainer and mixer tap over, and wall unit housing the Worcester central heating boiler.

Carpeted stairs leads down to:

Cellar

3.2m x 4.2m (10' 6" x 13' 9")
Currently being used as a part study, part utility room and has a modern electrical consumer unit, carpeted, extractor fan, and storage. This area has not been signed off to regulations.

From the front reception hall a carpeted runner on the staircase leads to:

Landing

With exposed wooden floor boards, radiator, loft access point, ceiling light point, and storage cupboard.

Bedroom 1

4.4m x 3.288m (14' 5" x 10' 9")
With exposed wooden floor boards, ceiling light point, 2 single glazed sash windows at the front elevation, 2 radiators, original period feature fireplace, power points, TV point, and telephone point.

Bedroom 2

2.555m x 3.35m (8' 5" x 11' 0")
With an original period feature fireplace, exposed wooden floor boards, ceiling light point, timber framed sash window to the rear elevation, radiator, and power points.

Bedroom 3

3.2m x 2.45m (10' 6" x 8' 0")

Bathroom

This room has been extended which has created a smaller third bedroom.
Comprising lino flooring, ceiling light point, wall light point with shaver point included, single glazed obscured glass sash style window to the side elevation with shutters, extractor fan, radiator, fully tiled walls, storage shelving, vanity wash hand basin with chrome hot and cold tap over, and shower cubicle with sliding glass screen.

From the landing, door to second staircase leading to:

Loft Room

This room is not converted, and comprises; fully boarded, power, and Velux window.

OUTSIDE

Approached from a pedestrian path at the front aspect, the front is a concreted area and has a brick wall creating the boundary, and a small area ideal for bin storage. The south facing rear garden has an outdoor tap, and from the kitchen/breakfast room a pathway leads out onto the rear courtyard, a patio is in the centre with flowerbeds surrounding the patio, a further selection of flowers and shrubs, and fence trellis for climbing flowers.