3 Bedroom Other

This well presented and versatile terraced period home has been recently improved throughout. With three first floor double bedrooms the property also benefits from two spacious reception rooms, a well fitted kitchen and a spacious ground floor shower room. Gas centrally heated and double glazed this lovely home also finds South facing gardens to the rear and Hearsall Common situated a stones throw from the front door.

With an original Minton tiled hallway, the house offers space in abundance and offers exceptional value for money.

Whilst the front sitting room finds a wide bay window overlooking the walled foregarden the rear looks towards the gardens and provides direct access to a generous kitchen.

The kitchen is well fitted and also provides direct access to the rear gardens, a spacious understairs storage cupboard and a modern and quite impressive shower room.

Upstairs all three of the bedrooms are double with the front providing a delightful outlook over the blue roof tiled St Mary Magdalen Church.

The landing also sees the addition of a useful storage cupboard.

The gardens to the rear have been cleared and are South facing with gated rear access.

Spacious, well presented and turn key, this is an ideal opportunity with no upward chain.

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LOCATION

Hearsall Lane links Hearsall Common and Chapelfields to Earlsdon itself and Spon End towards the city centre. This property is situated close to the corner of Sovereign Road and directly opposite St Mary Magdalen Church.

Earlsdon, often considered one of the most desirable suburbs in South Coventry, offers a wealth of local amenities as well as easy access to main roads and the train station. With well regarded primary schools within very easy reach, Earlsdon has always been a popular location for families. The close proximity of Hearsall Common, the beautiful War Memorial Park and Spencer Park offer certain appeal with private tennis and golf clubs also situated within the suburb itself.

The train station, a short walk away for many, allows an easy morning commute, sometimes in less than one hour, to London Euston and the city centre is also only a fifteen-twenty minute walk from most Earlsdon addresses.

For dining and socializing, coffee shops, bars and restaurants abound.

With its own theatre, library and social club Earlsdon really does offer a community spirit that is hard to match.