49 Storthwood Court, Sheffield, S10 3HP

Tenure: Leasehold Guide price £190,000-£200,000 This fabulous two-bedroomed second-floor apartment offers an exceptional opportunity to secure a stylish home in the heart of the highly sought-after Fulwood area, on the south-western edge of the city.

Situated on the quiet rear side of the development and set away from the road, the property ensures both privacy and tranquillity.

The apartment is finished to a high standard throughout, with a spacious sitting and dining room that opens directly onto a private balcony.

Here, you can enjoy incredible, uninterrupted views over the picturesque Mayfield Valley.

Both bedrooms are generously sized, providing comfortable and flexible accommodation for a professional couple, first-time buyer, or those looking to downsize.

The property is offered to the market with no upward chain and vacant possession upon completion, making a swift and straightforward move possible.

Residents benefit from ample off-road parking in a private car park and full use of the well-maintained communal gardens.

The location is ideal for those seeking easy access to independent cafes, eateries, and shops, as well as principal hospitals and universities, all within close proximity.

The property is also perfectly placed for outdoor enthusiasts, being within walking distance of Endcliffe Park and the Mayfield Valley, and with the Peak District just up the road.

The apartment is leasehold, falls under Council Tax Band B, and has an EPC rating of C. The outside space further enhances the appeal of this wonderful apartment.

The private balcony is a true highlight, offering a peaceful retreat with stunning panoramic views across the Mayfield Valley, perfect for relaxing.

The development’s communal gardens are attractively landscaped and meticulously maintained, providing additional green space for residents to enjoy.

Ample off-road parking in the private residence car park and garage ensures convenience and security for both residents and visitors.

The apartment’s position on a quiet one-way road adds to the sense of seclusion, while still offering excellent connectivity to the surrounding amenities and countryside.

Whether you are enjoying a morning coffee on the balcony, a stroll through the communal gardens, or exploring the nearby parks and green spaces, this property offers a rare combination of urban convenience and natural beauty.

Early viewing is strongly advised to fully appreciate the quality and unique setting of this delightful home.

Valuer Andy Robinson EPC Rating: C Location S10 Area Guide Broomhill, Broomhall, Crookes, Crookesmoor, Crosspool, Fulwood, Ranmoor The S10 postcode covers a vast area from Crookes which is quite close to Sheffield City Centre, to out into the countryside to the West of the city past Redmires Reservoir.

As you would expect from such a wide stretch, the properties in this postcode reflect this diversity.

From large 5+ bedroomed Georgian townhouses to modern new build apartment blocks, S10 has the potential to match almost all property requirements.

With Hallamshire Hospital, Jessops Wing, the Children's Hospital, Weston Park Hospital, bmi Thornbury Hospital, Claremont Private Hospital and Sheffield University being within the S10 postcode, it is a convenient place for many people in regards to work and study.

Not only would the commute to work be short and in some cases within walking distance, but there are numerous nurseries to choose from, many of which have been rated 'Good' or 'Outstanding' by Ofsted: Banana Moon Day Nursery Beech Hill Nursery School Broomhall Nursery School Elmore Kindergarten Fairmount Nursery The Garden House Nursery Lodge Moor Day Nursery The Old School House Nursery Redmires Lodge Sheffield Hallam University Nursery St Luke's Pre-School Nursery Sunshine Day Nursery University of Sheffield Westbourne Pre-School The schools in the S10 catchment are highly regarded: Birkdale School Broomhill Infant School Hallam Primary School King Edward VII School Lydgate Infant School Lydgate Junior School Nether Green Infant School Nether Green Junior School Notre Dame High School Sheffield Girl's Infant, Junior and Senior School St Marie's Catholic School Tapton School Westbourne School Westways Primary School Broomhill and Crookes are deemed as a sought after student area, with Sheffield University being within the S10 boundary.

This has led to the bubbly atmosphere of Fulwood Road and Crookes Road with its local supermarkets, independent shops, pubs, takeaways and restaurants.

Properties here offer an excellent investment opportunity, with many properties being let out to students and young professionals.

This being said, Broomhill and Crookes have still managed to maintain a very family friendly feel about them, with the area being in high demand due to the well regarded schools and lovely parks.

If it's green space you're after, then S10 has this in abundance.

The Botanical Gardens on Clarkehouse Road are a real horticultural delight, with a lovely café/restaurant and numerous events throughout the year such as 'Art in the Gardens', 'Music in the Gardens' and Open Air Theatre.

Endcliffe Park, Weston Park, Bolehills Park, The Ponderosa, Lydgate Park and Crookes Valley Park are also all within the S10 area.

Leading out towards to the Peak District from Endcliffe Park is Forge Dam and the Mayfield Alpacas.

It's easy to forget you're so close to the city once you're walking through the trees and fields there. In regards to eating out, you really are spoilt for choice in S10.

Almost every cuisine preference is catered for, from take aways such as Fish and Chips, kebabs, pizza, Chinese, Indian, and Mexican to restaurants whose offerings include Turkish, seafood, French and Thai.

Thyme Café in Broomhill is most definitely worth a visit if bistro style freshly made food is what you're after.

The menu changes daily and is written on large chalk boards dotted around the restaurant. Lokanta offers authentic Turkish food and Chez Lalou serves French cuisine in generous portions.

Bucher and Catch is exactly what the name suggests and is a meat and seafood lover's heaven.

If a more traditional pub and grub is what you're after then look no further than The York or the Crosspool Tavern. Balcony Private balcony and stunning views Parking - Off Street