Everton Road Hunters Bar, Sheffield Asking Price £325,000

• Three/Four Bedroom Mid Terrace
• Spacious Accommodation
• UPVC Double Glazing
• Gas Central Heating
• Tastefully Presented
• Enclosed Rear Garden
• No Onward Chain
• Long Leasehold
• EPC - E
• Council Tax - B

A beautifully presented three/four-bedroom bay-windowed Victorian terrace offering spacious and versatile accommodation over three floors, ideally situated in one of Sheffield's most sought-after residential locations. Combining period charm with contemporary living, the property is perfectly positioned within walking distance of Ecclesall Road, Endcliffe Park, highly regarded schools, Sheffield's teaching hospitals and both universities.

The accommodation begins with an attractive bay-windowed living room, featuring a charming log-burning stove that creates a warm and inviting focal point. To the rear is a superb open-plan kitchen and dining room, fitted with a range of contemporary units, integrated appliances and ample space for both everyday family life and entertaining. French doors open directly onto the enclosed private rear garden, providing an excellent space for outdoor dining and relaxation.

The first floor offers two generous double bedrooms, complemented by a well-appointed family bathroom. The second floor provides a spacious double bedroom leading through to a versatile fourth bedroom, ideal as a nursery, home office, dressing room or occasional guest bedroom, offering flexible accommodation to suit a variety of lifestyles.

Outside, the property enjoys an enclosed rear garden, providing a private outdoor space that is ideal for families, entertaining or simply unwinding.

Everton Road occupies an enviable position just off Brocco Bank, within easy walking distance of the vibrant cafés, restaurants, bars and independent shops of Ecclesall Road, together with the open green spaces of Endcliffe Park. The property also benefits from excellent transport links to Sheffield city centre and is ideally located for Sheffield's teaching hospitals, both universities and the Peak District National Park.