Duke Street, Glossop, SK13 8DU

This FREEHOLD period terrace boasts generous accommodation over three floors including three well-proportioned bedrooms and a bathroom, an entrance hall, a living room and a dining kitchen, plus a small basement area and an enclosed and pleasant garden at the rear that enjoys a healthy amount of sunshine.

The entrance door features a stone arch above evoking the period nature of the property in an instant.

Once inside, an entrance hall with radiator and stairs to the first floor also features an original ornate over arch where doorways meet to provide access to both the living room and the dining kitchen.

Situated to the front of the property, the living room has a cosey feel boosted by the installation of a multi-fuel stove that sits on a solid slate hearth, whilst additional features include shelving to a chimney breast recess, a radiator and a uPVC double glazed window.

The dining kitchen is located at the rear and overlooks and opens into the garden area.

There is a healthy arrangement of base and wall units and ample worktop space includes an inset stainless steel sink and a gas hob, with an integrated electric oven underneath and there is space for a freestanding fridge freezer and a washing machine.

This area of the property also provides access to a small basement area.

The first floor landing features a uPVC double glazed window to the rear, a staircase return to the second floor bedroom and access to two bedrooms and the bathroom.

The largest bedroom sits at the front and comprises a uPVC double glazed window and a radiator, with bedroom three featuring the same and whilst currently used as a study could also work as a single bedroom or nursery.

The bathroom sits between the two bedrooms and features a modern white suite including a panelled bath with shower over and metro tiling around, a vanity wash basin with mixer tap and a close coupled WC, plus a heated towel rail.

The second floor bedroom is a very pleasant double room with a rear facing uPVC double glazed window and radiator, as well as having access to a large eaves storage area that offers scope for further conversion if more space or an en-suite is required.

The rear garden is a pleasant space and designed for low maintenance with plenty of space for seating and outdoor dining.

The neighbour to the right has a right of access, traditionally used to take out their bins and there is an easement to the freehold title permitting bin storage for nearby properties that sits outside of the fenced boundary so as not to affect privacy and enjoyment.

EPC Rating: D