Gladstone Street, Winchester, Hampshire, SO23

A charming three-bedroom Victorian family home with a south facing garden, situated conveniently for commuting and life in the city **Viewings are available from Friday 26th June at 12pm**

Description

A spacious and versatile three bedroom period home arranged over four floors, offering over 1,700 sq. ft of accommodation in a highly convenient residential setting.

The property is approached via an attractive entrance hall with original period features that leads into a generous sitting room positioned at the front of the house. This welcoming reception space provides an excellent everyday living area, a feature fireplace and plenty of natural light from original sash windows. To the rear, the open plan kitchen is well connected to a separate dining room and sitting area, creating an ideal arrangement for both family life and entertaining. Double doors open on to the south facing terrace and private outside space. A useful utility room and cloakroom complete the ground floor accommodation.

The lower ground floor provides a substantial storage room, offering excellent flexibility for a variety of uses, subject to any necessary consents. Whilst the room is mostly complete, building regulation sign off should be sort, in order to become habitable space.

On the first floor are two well proportioned bedrooms served by a spacious and characterful family bathroom. The second floor is dedicated to the principal bedroom suite, creating a private and impressive top-floor retreat complete with its own shower room, and a Juliet balcony enjoying views over the garden and the surrounding streets.

The property offers generous accommodation throughout and
presents an exciting opportunity for a purchaser to make cosmetic improvements in certain areas to suit their own tastes and requirements. With its flexible layout, well balanced living space and excellent bedroom accommodation, it has the potential to become a superb long term family home.

OUTSIDE
The south facing rear garden provides a delightful outdoor space that can be enjoyed throughout the day. Immediately adjoining the property is a paved terrace, perfectly positioned for outside dining and entertaining, with ample space for a table and chairs. Beyond, the garden is predominantly laid to lawn, creating an attractive and low maintenance setting. Flower beds stocked with a variety of plants and shrubs run along the boundaries, softening the close board fencing and providing seasonal colour and interest. To the rear of the garden, a useful gate provides convenient pedestrian access. At the front of the property is an attractive paved garden with space for pots, plants and bike storage if required.

Location

Gladstone Street is a prime location for those commuting to London and charming side street containing a variety of period homes just a 0.3 miles from the pedestrianised High Street and thriving city centre. Winchester is home to a diverse collection of national retailers, independent shops, boutiques, cafés, bars and restaurants, together with an excellent range of local businesses. The city also benefits from a wealth of cultural, historical and leisure attractions, including the Theatre Royal, Everyman Cinema, the Great Hall and the world renowned Winchester Cathedral.

The mainline railway station is easily accessible(approximately 0.2 miles), as are several highly regarded schools, including Pilgrims' School (0.7 miles), St Bede CE Primary School (0.4 miles) and Winchester College (0.8 miles).

The city centre and nearby St Cross appeal to professionals, first-time buyers and commuters alike, offering a wonderful environment and a strong sense of community. In addition to its exceptional convenience, Gladstone Street provides easy access to some of Winchester's most picturesque surroundings. Attractive walks can be enjoyed through River Park recreation ground (0.5 miles), a local nature reserve and the historic cathedral streets, across the water meadows, up St Catherine's Hill and along the Itchen Navigation to the south of the city.

Winchester is exceptionally well connected by both road and rail. London Waterloo can be reached in approximately 58 minutes from Winchester railway station, while the M3 provides convenient access to London and the south coast, connecting with the M27 and Southampton Airport. The A34 to the north offers routes towards Oxford, the Midlands and, via the A303, the West Country.

Square Footage: 1,704 sq ft



Additional Info

Freehold
Council Tax Band E
Mains services connected