Crossman Street, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG5 2HQ

GUIDE PRICE £200,000 - £210,000

There’s something appealing about a home that gives you the space to settle straight into, while still leaving room to make it your own over time.

This two-bedroom mid-terraced home in Sherwood offers a lovely combination of traditional character and practical living space, with a welcoming separate entrance hall, two generous reception rooms, a particularly impressive four-piece bathroom and an enclosed, low-maintenance rear garden.

With engineered wood flooring across the ground floor, a spacious main bedroom and a location that puts Sherwood’s independent shops, cafés and restaurants within easy reach, there’s plenty here for its next owners to enjoy.

Step through the front door and you’re welcomed into a separate entrance hall, a lovely feature of the home that provides a proper sense of arrival rather than opening directly into the main living accommodation.

From here, you can access both the lounge and dining room, together with the staircase leading to the first floor.

Engineered wood flooring runs through the hallway and continues into both reception rooms, creating a sense of continuity while complementing the home’s traditional character.

The lounge sits towards the front of the property, where a double-glazed bay window brings in plenty of natural light and gives the room a lovely sense of space.

There’s room to arrange a comfortable sofa and additional freestanding furniture, whether you’re settling down for an evening in or having friends and family over. A central heating radiator completes the room, while an opening leads through to the dining room beyond.

The dining room is another generously proportioned space and one that can comfortably accommodate a proper dining table alongside additional furniture.

With a double-glazed window looking towards the rear garden, a central heating radiator and the continuation of the engineered wood flooring, it’s a room that feels equally suited to everyday meals and entertaining.

There’s also a particularly useful understairs storage area, currently accommodating the fridge/freezer and helping to free up space within the kitchen.

Beyond the dining room is the kitchen, positioned towards the rear of the house.

Fitted with a combination of eye and base-level units, the kitchen offers work surfaces and an inset stainless-steel sink, together with a gas hob, electric oven and extractor fan.

There’s also space for a washing machine and slimline dishwasher, while a central heating radiator, double-glazed window and side door provide additional practicality and direct access outside.

The kitchen is perfectly usable as it stands, while also offering the opportunity for its next owners to introduce their own style and finishes in the future.

Upstairs, the first-floor landing connects both bedrooms and the family bathroom, with access also provided to the loft via a pull-down ladder. The loft is insulated and partially boarded, offering useful additional storage.

The main bedroom occupies the full width of the front of the house, creating a particularly generous double room.

Two double-glazed windows bring natural light into the space, while the wooden flooring adds warmth and character. There’s plenty of room for a double bed alongside freestanding wardrobes, drawers and other bedroom furniture without the room feeling overcrowded.

Bedroom two sits towards the rear and is another comfortable double bedroom.

With a double-glazed window, central heating radiator and carpeted flooring, there’s space for a double bed and additional freestanding furniture. Depending on your needs, it could work equally well as a guest bedroom or a combination of bedroom and workspace.

But one of the home’s real highlights is the family bathroom.

Occupying a generous space towards the rear of the first floor, the bathroom offers something a little more special than you might expect to find in a traditional two-bedroom terrace.

A deep freestanding bath provides the perfect place to unwind at the end of the day, while a separate shower enclosure features both a rainfall showerhead and handheld attachment.

The four-piece suite is completed by a wash hand basin and WC, with a heated towel radiator, tiled flooring, part-tiled walls, double-glazed windows and an extractor fan.

Having both a freestanding bath and separate shower gives the room a sense of luxury while remaining practical for everyday use.

Outside, the property sits slightly back from the pavement behind a traditional stone wall, with a small front garden providing space for bins and a little separation from the street.

To the rear is an enclosed, low-maintenance garden that enjoys the afternoon sun.

The patio provides somewhere to position outdoor furniture, whether that’s a small table for a morning coffee or a seating area for enjoying a drink on a sunny afternoon.

With no lawn to maintain, it’s an easy space to look after, while still giving you somewhere private to sit outside during the warmer months.

There’s also an outside tap and gated rear access, adding to the practicality of the space.

The property benefits from gas central heating and double glazing throughout, excluding the front entrance door.

And then there’s the location.

Sherwood has become one of Nottingham’s popular residential areas, and it’s easy to understand why.

The neighbourhood has a real identity of its own, with a mix of independent cafés, restaurants, shops and everyday amenities centred around Mansfield Road. Whether it’s heading out for breakfast, meeting friends for coffee or enjoying an evening meal, there’s plenty happening locally without needing to travel far.

Sherwood is also conveniently positioned for access towards Nottingham city centre, with regular bus services along Mansfield Road and connections to the wider surrounding areas.

For those who enjoy spending time outdoors, Woodthorpe Grange Park provides an attractive nearby green space, with open lawns, gardens and walking routes.

It’s this combination of local amenities, character and convenience that continues to make Sherwood such an appealing place to call home.

Ultimately, this is a property that offers a lot of the things buyers look for in a traditional home.

There’s a separate entrance hall, two generous reception rooms, two comfortable double bedrooms and a bathroom that really stands out.

The enclosed garden is easy to maintain, while the kitchen and other areas provide scope for someone to introduce their own personal touches over time.

It’s a home you can move into, enjoy and gradually make your own, with the added benefit of having Sherwood’s amenities close by.

For anyone looking to establish themselves in Sherwood, this is certainly one worth viewing.

General Information:
Tenure: Freehold. Local Authority: Nottingham City Council. The agency website indicates Tax band: A. Energy Rating: TBC.

Ben Sales, HomeMove Nottinghamshire:
Ben launched HomeMove Nottingham in 2020, bringing over a decade of estate agency experience and a fresh, personal approach to selling homes across Nottinghamshire & Derbyshire. Since then, Ben has built a reputation as one of the area’s most trusted independent agents, offering expert local knowledge, exceptional marketing and a service centred around achieving the best results for his sellers. This dedication has earned prestigious recognition, with HomeMove Nottingham named ESTAS Best Agent in NG1 in 2025 and 2026!

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