Clifton Street, Stourbridge, DY8 3XR

Please quote Reference SH17979 when enquiring by phone.

From Clifton Street, there is very little to suggest just how much house sits behind the front door.

This substantial Victorian terrace occupies a position in Stourbridge’s Old Quarter and offers an unusually generous amount of accommodation, arranged over three floors with a cellar beneath. There are three established bedrooms, a separate ground-floor study that could readily become a fourth if required, two bathrooms and, at the rear, a large open-plan kitchen and family room that completely changes the scale and feel of the house.

The front of the property retains the more traditional arrangement you would expect of a house of this period. A reception hall leads into a generous bay-fronted sitting room, while further along the hallway is the separate study, useful in its present form but equally capable of serving as an occasional bedroom, playroom or quieter second reception space. The cellar sits below, adding the sort of storage that becomes increasingly valuable in a house designed for family life.

It is at the back that the house really opens up. The kitchen, dining and family areas have been brought together into one substantial living space, giving the rear of the property a completely different character from the rooms at the front. There is room here to cook, eat and spend time together without one use competing with another; a proper family room rather than simply a kitchen with a table squeezed into the corner. For a Victorian terrace, the amount of space is striking.

The first floor has two double bedrooms together with a modern shower room. A further staircase leads to the top floor, where another bedroom and a separate bathroom create a degree of independence that works particularly well for older children, guests or anyone wanting some separation from the rest of the bedrooms. The result is a layout with considerably more flexibility than the three-bedroom description might initially suggest.

Outside, the rear garden has been arranged with ease of maintenance in mind, while a driveway accessed from Brook Street gives the property the increasingly valuable benefit of off-road parking. Greenfield Gardens is also close by on Brook Street, adding a useful piece of open space within the Old Quarter itself.

Clifton Street places the house within easy reach of Stourbridge town centre, while both Stourbridge Town and Stourbridge Junction railway stations serve the wider area. Stourbridge Junction provides the mainline rail connection, with Stourbridge Town linked to it by the branch line.

What looks from the pavement like a traditional Old Quarter terrace is, in reality, a remarkably substantial home. The proportions, the flexible three/four-bedroom arrangement and that large family space at the rear give it a scale that is difficult to appreciate until you are inside.

Approach

Entrance Hall

Living Room - 3.73m x 4.01m (12'2" x 13'1")

Boot Room - 2.22m x 1.39m (7'3" x 4'6")

Dining Room / Home Office - 2.64m x 2.66m (8'7" x 8'8")

Kitchen/Breakfast Room - 2.68m x 7.1m (8'9" x 23'3")

Living Area - 5.14m x 2.5m (16'10" x 8'2")

First Floor Landing

Bedroom - 4.89m x 3.97m (16'0" x 13'0")

Bedroom - 2.99m x 4.2m (9'9" x 13'9")

First Floor Bathroom - 2.72m x 3.04m (8'11" x 9'11")

Second Floor Landing

Bedroom - 4.99m x 4.68m (16'4" x 15'4")

Bathroom

Cellar - 4.43m x 4.23m (14'6" x 13'10")

OFF-STREET PARKING