Property features
NO ONWARD CHAIN
Kitchen Dining Room
Three Bedrooms
Living Room with Feature Fireplace
Superb Town Centre Location
Low Maintenance Courtyard Garden
Stylish Bathroom
Delightful Characterful Townhouse
Tanked Cellar - Ideal for Storage
Ideal First Time Buy
Downsize or Investment
Description
The property retains a wealth of character, including solid oak internal doors, wooden flooring throughout the ground floor, and attractive period detailing. A particularly rare feature for a Victorian terrace is the welcoming entrance hallway, creating a greater sense of space and privacy. To the front of the property is a bright and spacious living room, complete with a traditional sash window and feature fireplace, while the generous dining kitchen at the rear provides the perfect hub for everyday living and entertaining. It is fitted with a range-style cooker, integrated fridge freezer and washing machine, with plenty of room for a dining table and direct access to the enclosed, low-maintenance walled garden—ideal for outdoor dining or relaxing with friends.
A useful cellar adds valuable additional space, offering excellent storage or flexibility as a workshop, hobby room or home workspace.
Upstairs, the accommodation comprises two well-proportioned double bedrooms and a third single bedroom, perfectly suited as a nursery, guest room or home office. The family bathroom is fitted with a white suite and a shower over the bath.
With on-street permit parking available to the front and the town centre quite literally on your doorstep, this is a wonderful opportunity to purchase a characterful home in an outstanding Stratford upon Avon location.
Stratford-upon-Avon, nestled in the heart of Warwickshire, is a charming and historic market town best known as the birthplace of William Shakespeare. Set along the picturesque banks of the River Avon, the town beautifully combines rich heritage with a vibrant, contemporary lifestyle. Its streets are lined with well-preserved Tudor buildings, independent boutiques, cafés, and restaurants, while cultural highlights such as the renowned Royal Shakespeare Theatre draw visitors from around the world. The town is also particularly well regarded for its strong educational offering, with a range of highly rated primary and secondary schools, including the renowned King Edward VI School and Stratford Girls' Grammar School. In addition the town benefits from excellent transport links, with regular rail services to Birmingham and London, as well as easy access to the M40 motorway, connecting to the wider Midlands and beyond. This makes Stratford upon Avon an ideal location for commuters seeking a more relaxed, picturesque setting without compromising on connectivity.
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