Rosebery Avenue, Lincoln

A substantial bay-fronted semi-detached period home enjoying an enviable position directly opposite Lincoln’s West Common, this characterful property combines generous accommodation with a setting that is difficult to find so close to the city centre.

Retaining a number of attractive period features alongside a large open-plan kitchen, dining and family space, the house offers plenty of room for family life, entertaining and working from home.

The accommodation begins with an entrance lobby leading into a spacious hallway, with a ground floor WC and two separate reception rooms.

The front lounge features a bay window overlooking the West Common and an attractive feature fireplace with a log burner, creating a natural focal point, along with a separate sitting room which also features a fireplace with log burner as well as patio doors out to the rear garden.

To the rear, the house opens into an impressive kitchen, dining and family room measuring over 30 feet in length.

The kitchen is fitted with a contemporary range of units and work surfaces, complemented by a substantial central island which provides additional preparation space and a natural gathering point.

There is ample room for a dining table and further seating, allowing the space to work equally well for everyday family life and entertaining, with plenty of flexibility to suit different needs.

The first floor is arranged around a split-level landing and provides four good-sized bedrooms, together with a family bathroom with underfloor heating.

The bedrooms offer useful flexibility for a growing family, guests or a dedicated home office.

Outside, the property benefits from the considerable advantage of a private driveway and garage/car port, providing valuable off-road parking.

To the rear is an enclosed garden with a combination of lawn and established features, offering space to sit out, garden and enjoy time outdoors.

Rosebery Avenue is particularly well placed for those wanting to enjoy the best of Lincoln’s West End.

The West Common is directly opposite, providing a wonderful open space for walking, running and enjoying the outdoors, while the historic city centre, Bailgate, Cathedral Quarter and a range of independent shops, cafés, pubs and restaurants are all within convenient reach.

The area also offers access to local schools, everyday amenities and transport links, making it a practical choice as well as an appealing place to live.

With its substantial proportions, period character, generous kitchen and family space, driveway and garage, and the rare benefit of looking directly across the West Common, this is a home that offers a distinctive combination of space, character and location.

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