Netherfield Road Crookes, Sheffield Guide Price £240,000 - £250,000

• Attractive Terraced House
• Located within the Heart of Crookes
• Stone’s Throw from the Bolehills
• 3 Beautifully Presented Bedrooms
• Light & Airy Accommodation Over 3 Levels
• Stylishly Presented Throughout
• Modern Kitchen & Bathrooms
• Private, Enclosed Rear Garden & Outhouse
• Leasehold 800 years from 31/12/1899 £1.75 pa
• Council Tax Band A, EPC Rating C

Guide Price £240,000 - £250,000

Ideally located within the heart of Crookes and a stone’s throw from the Bolehills is a beautifully presented 3 bedroom mid terraced family home. Improved by recent owners to create a stylish, high-quality property which benefits from a private enclosed rear garden complete with extended outhouse.

A cosy, front facing living room is centred around a focal log burning stove within an exposed brick fireplace styled with fabulous bamboo floor which runs through into the spacious dining kitchen. Overlooking the rear garden, a cheerfully presented kitchen is fitted with a contemporary style design providing space with plumbing for a range of freestanding appliances. There is ample space for a family dining table and cellar access.

The first floor features a generously proportioned double bedroom and smaller second bedroom overlooking the garden, both presented in a neutral palette finished with varnished wooden floor. The bathroom is partially tiled equipped with a modern 3 piece white suite, overhead shower and decorative vinyl floor. Stairs lead to the second level creating a fabulous spacious double bedroom. Designed with neutral walls and grey carpet, complemented by twin Velux windows and a stylish ensuite bathroom providing storage within the eaves and housing the Vokera combination boiler.

Externally a communal passageway leads to an enclosed private rear garden designed with stone patio, sleeper beds stocked with attractive planting and an extended outhouse.  

Netherfield Road is well-placed for local shops and amenities on the high street in Crookes, including a growing cafe culture, restaurants and bars, along with recreational facilities, public transport and access to the city centre, hospitals, universities and the Peak District.