3 Bedroom Terraced House

A beautifully proportioned three double bedroom Victorian terrace, arranged over three floors and set apart by the additional space above the passageway. Clean, modern finishes sit comfortably alongside retained character, giving the house a feel that’s both considered and easy to live in.

You enter to the side, and it immediately feels intuitive. Two reception rooms run front to back, connected, but with their own identity.

The front lounge is calm and grounded, with a bay window and a log burner set into a stone hearth providing a natural focal point. To the rear, the dining room is light and open, with French doors leading straight out to the garden. It’s a space that shifts easily between everyday living and hosting.

The kitchen sits just off, finished in a simple shaker style with contrasting worktops and tiled splashbacks. Practical, well laid out, and easy to adapt.

Upstairs, two proper double bedrooms sit alongside a bathroom that’s larger than expected, the extra passageway width making a noticeable difference. There’s a full suite, separate shower, and a utility cupboard that keeps things quietly organised.

The top floor is bright and self-contained. Three Velux windows draw light through the space, while fitted wardrobes and an en-suite create a comfortable, private level.

Outside, the garden is simple and well judged, decked, enclosed, and low maintenance. A space to use, not manage.

Just off Ecclesall Road, the location does most of the talking. Independent cafés, restaurants and boutiques are all within walking distance, with Endcliffe and Bingham Parks close by. The city centre and Peak District are both easily reached.

A house with a strong sense of identity, in a location that needs little introduction.