1, Albert Street, Nottingham, NG12 2FL

Ref AH1286 Marketed By Alex Harding Personal Estate Agent A characterful Extended Victorian home just moments from the heart of Radcliffe-on-Trent A wonderful opportunity to acquire a beautifully presented three-bedroom Victorian semi-detached home, occupying a fantastic position on Albert Street, just a one-minute walk from the centre of Radcliffe-on-Trent.

Full of charm and original character, this lovely home offers a fantastic blend of period features, great interiors and practical modern living.

From the moment you step inside, there is a real sense of history, with original fireplaces, attractive period detailing and traditional shutters adding to the property's warmth and individuality.

The accommodation is much more spacious than you might first assume and has been thoughtfully enhanced over the years, including a superb extended kitchen which provides an excellent entertaining space.

The ground floor offers a welcoming entrance, comfortable reception rooms and the impressive extended kitchen, while the first floor provides two bedrooms and the main shower room, featuring a high ceiling and roof light.

A further flight of stairs leads to the converted loft space, creating a versatile additional room which benefits from its own bathroom and WC – ideal as a principal bedroom suite, teenage retreat or simply somewhere to escape to.

Outside, the property continues to engage you.

The landscaped rear garden provides a lovely private space to relax and entertain, with established planting and carefully considered areas creating a pleasant garden setting.

The feature Oak sitting area is fabulous for entertaining and relaxing after a busy day. Work from home? In addition, the garden is home to a modern Garden office with Air Conditioning.

And then there is the location.

Albert Street sits right in the heart of village life, with Radcliffe-on-Trent's excellent selection of independent shops, cafés, pubs, restaurants and everyday amenities all just a short stroll away.

The village also benefits from excellent transport links, including the railway station, making it particularly popular with commuters. There is a lovely bit of history attached to Albert Street too.

Originally known as Back Street, the road was renamed Albert Street following the death of Prince Albert in 1861.

Interestingly, an 1884 village map still referred to it by its original name, giving a glimpse into how slowly these historic village streets evolved.

For anyone looking for a character home where period charm, versatile accommodation and an enviable village-centre location come together, this is a property that really deserves to be viewed.