1-bedroom house · DN18 5EU
Sold STCListed 36 days
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Two Bedroom Mid-Terrace Townhouse | Conservation Area | Generous Private Rear Garden | No Upward Chain | EPC Rating D Property Description A traditional two-bedroom mid-terrace townhouse with surprisingly generous private rear gardens, situated within a conservation area and conveniently located for the amenities of Barton-upon-Humber town centre.
Offered for sale with no upward chain, this well-proportioned property represents an excellent opportunity for a first-time buyer, couple or investor.
The accommodation briefly comprises a welcoming front-facing lounge with feature gas fire, leading through to a stylish dining kitchen fitted with a range of beech-effect units, breakfast bar and integrated oven and hob.
The ground floor also benefits from a bathroom fitted with both a panelled bath and separate shower enclosure, providing useful and versatile facilities.
To the first floor are two well-sized double bedrooms, offering comfortable and flexible accommodation. A particular feature of the property is the surprisingly generous enclosed rear garden.
The garden enjoys a good degree of privacy and provides an attractive outdoor space for relaxing, entertaining and gardening.
Location & Local Amenities Whitecross Street is conveniently positioned for access to the historic town centre of Barton-upon-Humber, with a variety of independent shops, cafés, restaurants, public houses and everyday amenities close at hand.
The town offers a good range of local facilities, including supermarkets, convenience stores, schools, healthcare services and recreational amenities.
There are also a number of attractive green spaces and leisure opportunities nearby, including Baysgarth Park, while The Ropewalk provides a popular arts, heritage and community venue.
The property’s location also provides easy access to the surrounding countryside and Humber waterfront, while the nearby Humber Bridge provides an important road connection to East Yorkshire and Hull.
Transport & Travel Barton-upon-Humber benefits from convenient road, rail and bus connections.
Barton-on-Humber railway station provides regular services towards Grimsby and Cleethorpes, with onward connections available across the wider rail network.
Local bus services provide connections to Hull, Scunthorpe, Grimsby and surrounding towns and villages, making the property well placed for commuters and those travelling throughout the region.
For motorists, the town has good access to the wider road network, including the A15, M180 and Humber Bridge, providing convenient routes towards Hull, Scunthorpe, Grimsby and other regional centres.
Key Features * Traditional two-bedroom mid-terrace townhouse * Situated within a conservation area * Convenient for Barton-upon-Humber town centre * Front-facing lounge with feature gas fire * Stylish dining kitchen with breakfast bar * Integrated oven and hob * Ground-floor bathroom with bath and separate shower enclosure * Two double bedrooms * Surprisingly generous enclosed rear garden * Good degree of privacy to the rear * No upward chain * Ideal first-time buyer or investment opportunity * Good road, rail and bus connections * Viewing by appointment * EPC Rating: D Early viewing is highly recommended to appreciate the generous accommodation, excellent location and particularly spacious rear garden this property has to offer.
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