- Many original period features +
- Currently arranged as a ground/lower ground floor 2 Bedroom maisonette and top floor 1 Bedroom flat +
- Two Kitchens with fitted wall and base units +
- Two Bathrooms with additional separate Cloakroom +
- Lower Ground floor Dining Room +
- Two Sitting Rooms on Ground and First Floor +
- Gas central heating +
- No onward chain +
- Investment potential +
- Central City location +
A double fronted Victorian house arranged over three floors and currently arranged as two separate apartments, in this prime central city location, close to Christ’s Pieces and Midsummer Common.
City Centre 750 yards, Mainline Railway Station (King’s Cross 52 minutes and Liverpool Street 67 minutes) 1 mile (distances and times are approximate).
Believed to date from the late 1800s, this Victorian property is constructed with brick elevations under a slate roof. Typical of the Victorian era, the well-proportioned accommodation benefits from high ceilings and includes many original features such as deep skirtings, ceiling roses, fireplaces, picture rails, sash windows and panelled doors. Most recently split into two separate apartments, it could easily be converted back into a family home and presents an excellent opportunity for prospective buyers to develop the property to suit their own specific requirements, subject to any necessary planning permissions.
Victoria Street lies within a conservation area, just a short walk from Christ’s Pieces and the heart of the city centre, with its attractive combination of ancient and modern buildings, winding lanes and extensive shopping facilities. Midsummer Common, leading to the River Cam, and Parker’s Piece are also within close proximity. Parkside Swimming Pool and Kelsey Kerridge Sports Hall are within about half a mile and the city’s mainline railway station, within about 1 mile.
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