6 Bedroom Terraced House

£325,000 - £355,000 (Guide Price)
Sometimes the most valuable feature a property can offer is not simply space, but choice. Currently arranged and operated as an HMO, this substantial three-storey home also retains all the ingredients needed to become an impressive family home once again.

Positioned within the popular Sugar Way development, the property offers unusually flexible accommodation extending across three floors. Its layout allows an investor to continue making use of the existing room configuration, while giving an owner-occupier the opportunity to create a generous five-bedroom home with multiple reception spaces.

The ground floor is particularly versatile. Alongside the entrance hall, utility room and cloakroom are two bedrooms and a further family room. For conventional family use, this additional room could become a comfortable sitting room, playroom, home office or occasional bedroom, depending upon the needs of its next owner.

The first floor forms the natural social heart of the home. A generously proportioned lounge provides plenty of room in which to relax, while the dining kitchen create a practical arrangement for everyday life and entertaining. Being positioned on the first floor also gives the principal living accommodation a greater sense of privacy than might ordinarily be expected.

Three further bedrooms are found on the second floor. The principal bedroom is complemented by its own en-suite shower room and separate dressing room, while the remaining bedrooms are served by the family bathroom.

Outside, the property has an enclosed rear garden offering space for seating, recreation and outdoor entertaining. A double garage provides useful parking or storage.

The property’s current use will naturally appeal to investors, but its wider attraction lies in how easily the accommodation could be reimagined. It is a home capable of adapting to different stages of life, whether retained as an income-producing property or returned to the spacious family home it was originally intended to be. No onward chain.