The home is approached via a brick-paved pathway that winds through a well-kept front garden to a solid wooden front door. This opens into an entrance vestibule, which retains its original stained-glass inner door and leads into a wide, welcoming hallway. Here, a built-in dresser, detailed cornicing, and ceiling rose add to the period features, with the staircase rising to the upper floors. At the front of the house, the principal reception room is bathed in light from a large sash bay window and features a decorative gas fireplace with tiled inset and wooden surround. Across the hall, the formal dining room enjoys a second bay window overlooking the rear garden, as well as an original fireplace, ceiling rose, and picture rail. A third reception room at the front offers an ideal space for a study, snug, or additional sitting room. The kitchen/breakfast room sits to the rear and is fitted with modern cabinetry, Corian worktops, and integrated appliances including a gas hob, double oven, and dishwasher. Original details such as a built-in dresser remain, while a separate utility room offers further worktop space, sink, and access to the garden. A shower room accessed off of the entrance vestibule completes the ground floor accommodation. Stairs from the hallway lead down to a useful cellar level, comprising three separate rooms with windows, lighting, and good ceiling height—offering excellent storage or potential for future conversion (subject to any necessary consents). The mezzanine level houses a well-sized double bedroom with views over the garden. On the first floor, the central landing leads to three further double bedrooms, a family bathroom with bath and separate shower, and a separate WC with wash basin. The second-floor mezzanine hosts another rear-facing double bedroom, while the top floor offers two additional bedrooms, a second bathroom, and loft storage. A skylight above the staircase ensures natural light reaches all levels of the home. To the rear, the garden is beautifully arranged with a sandstone patio, central lawn, and mature planted borders framed by exposed brick walls. A pedestrian gate leads to the double garage, which is equipped with lighting, power, and accessed via a lane to the side. An original outside WC completes the garden setting. This impressive home is a rare opportunity to acquire a large and elegant period property in a prime Henleaze location, ideal for growing families and those seeking space, character, and convenience .Henleaze Gardens is highly sought after road close the shops and amenities of Henleaze, within the Durham Downs area and offers good public transport links to the city centre. Coucil Tax Band G Freehold PLEASE NOTE; Should you wish to proceed with an offer on this property, we are obliged by HMRC to conduct mandatory Anti Money Laundering Checks. We outsource these checks to our compliance partners at Coadjute and they charge a fee for this service.
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