72, Belvidere Road, Liverpool, L8 3TQ

Brought to the market by Atlas Estate Agents, this impressive and beautifully preserved Grade II listed terraced house on Belvidere Road, L8, offers a rare opportunity to acquire a substantial period home arranged over four floors.

Rich in character and generous in scale, the property provides four reception rooms, five bedrooms, five bathrooms, four kitchens, perfectly suited to flexible modern living.

Accessed via entrance steps, you are welcomed into a grand and spacious hallway that immediately showcases the home’s impressive proportions and timeless elegance.

From here access leads down to a substantial basement level.

Here, a large hallway kitchen area connects to a generous reception room, a bedroom, bathroom, and ample storage space, with doors opening out to the rear yard, ideal for guests, independent living, or potential rental use.

Rising up through the property, a half-landing leads to the ground floor, where you’ll find two stunning reception rooms.

Bathed in natural light from large, stunning windows, these rooms provide the perfect setting for both relaxing and entertaining.

To the rear, a bathroom and access to a charming patio create a practical yet inviting outdoor connection.

A further bathroom on the half-landing adds convenience while retaining attractive original features.

The first floor continues to deliver impressive living space, with a substantial living room and a large double bedroom, both filled with natural light from dual windows.

This level also benefits from its own kitchen and bathroom, offering excellent flexibility for modern living arrangements or potential income opportunities.

The second floor enhances this versatility even further, featuring two spacious bedrooms, two kitchen areas, and two bathrooms.

Whether you’re looking for a multi-generational home, a house with income potential, or simply abundant space, this layout adapts effortlessly to your needs.

At the top of the property, the loft room provides a peaceful and private retreat, complete with a skylight-perfect as a guest bedroom, home office, or creative space.

Throughout, the home retains a wealth of beautiful period features, including original fireplaces and character details that add warmth and authenticity.

These are complemented by a beautiful Victorian Staircase, original Pitch Pine flooring and tasteful updates such as new carpet, blending classic charm with modern comfort.

On-street parking adds further everyday practicality.

This is a truly exceptional Victorian home, located opposite Princes Park and the prestigious Belvedere Girls School, offering a rare combination of grandeur, versatility, and character, ideally situated in a sought-after South Liverpool location, this is a unique opportunity to secure a home that can truly grow and adapt with you-whether for family living, investment, or both.

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Further Details Property Type: Terraced House (5 bedroom, 5 bathroom) Tenure: Freehold No.

Of Floors: 4 Floor Space: 346 square metres / 3,722 square feet EPC Rating: Pending Council Tax Band: A Local Authority: Liverpool City Council Parking: On Street Outside Space: Back Yard, Back Garden Heating/Energy: Gas Central Heating, Double Glazing Disclaimer These particulars are intended to give a fair and substantially correct overall description for the guidance of intending purchasers/tenants and do not constitute an offer or part of a contract.

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