5, Lucy Avenue, Leeds, LS15 7JH

Picture a quiet Sunday morning on Lucy Avenue, coffee in hand, the dog already pulling at the lead for the five minute walk through the gate at the end of the road and into Primrose Valley Park.

That direct doorstep access to over thirty hectares of woodland, meadow and cycle path is one of the quiet luxuries of life in Halton, and it is just the beginning of what this period home has to offer.

Step inside and the character is immediate.

This is a home with genuine period charm, from its proportions to its details, offering a warmth and individuality that newer builds on the estate simply cannot match.

The main reception room anchors the ground floor, a versatile space that flexes easily between relaxed family living and proper entertaining, with room to configure for dining as the occasion demands.

Upstairs, four generously proportioned bedrooms and two well appointed bathrooms give a busy household the space to breathe, whether that is a family needing separate rooms for work, rest and play, or simply the comfort of not queuing for the bathroom on a weekday morning.

Outside, a private garden offers a genuine retreat, ideal for morning coffee, evening drinks or getting your hands in the soil at the weekend, while allocated parking means no more circling the block after a long day.

The location does much of the selling itself.

Halton has been a settled, well loved corner of east Leeds for generations, with its own shops on Selby Road including Lidl, Tesco Express and Fultons covering the everyday essentials, and the wider amenities of Crossgates close by for a bigger shop or a coffee out.

Families are well served too, with Templenewsam Halton Primary School and Whitkirk Primary both nearby, and Temple Moor High School within easy reach for secondary age children.

For commuters, Crossgates station keeps Leeds city centre within easy reach by rail, while the M1 at Junction 46 opens up routes further afield.

And for weekends, that gate onto Primrose Valley Park and the Wyke Beck Way means Temple Newsam and Roundhay Park are only ever a walk or cycle ride away.

This is a home that offers period character, genuine flexibility and a lifestyle built around green space, without sacrificing an inch of everyday convenience.

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