• Located in the prestigious Park Estate, Nottingham +
• Over 1,700 sq. ft of accommodation across three floors +
• Four spacious double bedrooms, one en suite +
• Two elegant reception rooms with period features +
• Recently updated, dual-aspect kitchen +
• Useful cellar offering additional storage +
• Private, low-maintenance walled courtyard garden +
• Excellent opportunity for cosmetic enhancement +

Positioned within the highly sought-after Park Estate, this elegant mid-terrace Victorian home offers a rare opportunity to acquire a spacious and character-rich property exceeding 1,700 sq. ft. Arranged over three storeys and offering four bedrooms, the home requires some cosmetic refurbishment, presenting a superb canvas for enhancement—ideal for both homeowners seeking a bespoke renovation and developers looking for a rewarding project.

A charming mosaic-tiled path leads to a contemporary composite front door and into the impressive entrance hall. This welcoming space features strip-engineered oak flooring, panelled walls, a striking arched walkway, and stylish gunmetal grey column radiators.

To the right, a door opens into a generously sized dining room, which enjoys a double fronted view over the rear courtyard. Period features include original cornicing, a picture rail, and a stone fireplace with open fire and mantle-perfectly blending character with comfort. A Bi-fold glazed door leads into the front reception room, a beautifully proportioned bay-fronted sitting room with intricate cornicing, a picture rail, central ceiling rose, and a matching stone fireplace with open fire.

At the rear of the home lies a recently updated kitchen with a dual aspect outlook over the walled courtyard garden. It is finished with wood-effect tiled flooring, navy base units, and white marble-effect work surfaces, delivering a contemporary contrast to the property’s Victorian charm. A Belling range cooker with a seven-ring gas hob, ceramic sink with drainer, and integrated Indesit dishwasher are included. A breakfast bar offers casual dining space, while a built-in utility cupboard houses the boiler and washer/dryer connections. A door from the hallway also provides access to the cellar—ideal for additional storage.

First Floor
A traditional staircase rises to a split-level landing, where you'll find the principal bathroom—fitted in a traditional style with a pedestal wash basin, high-level flush WC, freestanding roll-top bath, and separate shower cubicle. Elegant wall panelling, laminated flooring, and a column radiator complete the look.