East Street, Hereford

A Characterful 2 Bedroom Victorian Terraced Home in the Heart of Hereford City Centre, with a woodburning stove, modern kitchen, atmospheric cellar rooms with conversion potential and permit parking, all Offered With No Onward Chain.

Kitchen – Sitting Room – Large Double Bedroom – Smaller Double Bedroom – Bathroom – Cellar Rooms – Shared Rear Courtyard – Permit Parking (2 Vehicles)

Set on East Street in the heart of Hereford city centre, this characterful Victorian terrace offers period charm and stylish décor throughout. Accessed via a covered passageway off Barroll Street, it sits within a small cluster of characterful buildings – a genuinely central yet surprisingly private setting, moments from the city's shops, restaurants and amenities.

Inside, the house has been finished with personality throughout: a bold sitting room with woodburning stove, a shaker kitchen with oak block worktops, two characterful first floor bedrooms and bathroom. A standout feature is the substantial cellar, extending beneath the full footprint of the house. The two principal rooms offer genuine conversion potential, subject to consent, creating the opportunity to add meaningful floor space in a highly desirable central location. The property also falls within the city's permit parking zone, with permits for two vehicles, and Hereford Railway Station is easily accessible on foot.

The Property

Kitchen: Fitted with shaker cabinets in a soft grey, complemented by warm oak worktops and a stainless-steel sink. A built-in fan oven, electric hob, extractor and fridge are neatly integrated, with a full height larder cupboard to one side providing excellent additional storage. Wooden flooring runs throughout the ground floor, tying the spaces together, with a small 2-seater breakfast bar providing dining space.

Sitting Room: A striking and characterful reception room, finished in deep jewel tones that give the space a warm, intimate atmosphere. The focal point is a traditional fireplace with woodburning stove, ideal for cooler evenings. South facing sash windows to the front bring in good natural light, while the flow through to the kitchen makes this a sociable and practical ground floor layout.

Bedroom 1: A spacious double bedroom finished in a calm, earthy sage green with carpeted flooring. The room benefits from a south facing sash window bringing in natural light, with plenty of space for bedroom furniture and a desk or dressing area alongside. An exposed brick chimney breast adds character and a pleasing focal point.

Bedroom 2: A smaller second bedroom with an east facing window bringing in the morning sun, finished in a rich, deep red and currently arranged with a queen bed. A versatile space that could serve as a guest room, child’s bedroom, home office or dressing room.

Bathroom: Finished with bold deep red walls, a striking monochrome patterned floor, panelled bath with showerhead attachment, pedestal basin, WC and heated towel rail. A tongue & groove painted ceiling adds to the period feel of the room.

Cellar: A substantial and highly usable basement, the cellar extends beneath the full footprint of the house and is divided into two principal rooms, lit with recessed spotlights and painted throughout. The depth and extent of the cellars make this a genuinely exciting proposition for buyers looking to extend their usable floor area, subject to obtaining the relevant permissions. The cellar also includes a WC and hand wash basin.

Outside

The property is accessed via a covered arched passageway from Barroll Street, which runs alongside the building and provides access to the rear. This covered entrance provides a practical lobby space for outdoor coats and boots, with a further small courtyard area shared between the neighbouring properties. Permit parking for two vehicles is available.

Practicalities

Herefordshire Council Tax Band 'A'
Electric Heating
All Mains Services
Fibre Broadband Available

Directions

From Hereford city centre, head east along East Street. The property is located on the left-hand side, accessed via a covered arched passageway off Barroll Street, directly adjacent to the property.

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