Guide £400,000-£450,000 Standing proudly on Waterloo Road, this magnificent five-bedroom Victorian semi-detached home offers an impressive 206 square metres of beautifully proportioned living space that instantly reminds you why these period properties remain so sought after. The ceiling heights soar in that characteristically Victorian way, while the room sizes deliver exactly what you'd hope for from a home of this era – generous, gracious, and genuinely imposing. This is a home where you can put your own stamp on things – there's work to be done to upgrade it, which means the opportunity to create something truly special while respecting all that wonderful original character. Step inside and the ground floor reveals two reception rooms, each with its own distinct personality. The front reception commands attention with what must be the largest cornice we've encountered – a genuine showpiece – complemented by a period fireplace and elegant bay windows that overlook the private courtyard garden at the front. The second reception room is flooded with natural light thanks to its dual aspect positioning, with views stretching over the rear garden and another imposing period fireplace creating a wonderful focal point. The kitchen diner runs an impressive eight metres in length, fitted with a series of standalone units set against stone floor tiles that give the space a wonderfully authentic feel. Patio doors open directly onto a courtyard area, while towards the rear, you'll find additional utility space – practical touches that make everyday life considerably easier. A ground-floor WC completes this level. Upstairs, the landing opens onto five bedrooms that continue the home's theme of exceptional proportions. The rear bedroom is particularly striking with its triple bay flooding the room with light, those remarkable ceiling heights emphasising the space even further, and an original period fireplace flanked by substantial original skirting boards. The second bedroom at the front mirrors this generosity with another triple bay and dimensions that genuinely impress. The remaining three bedrooms offer a flexible mix of doubles and a single, each retaining its period features, with one even enjoying its own balcony offering views across the city. Outside, the rear garden rises in terraces with a patio area providing the perfect spot for morning coffee or evening drinks, while at the front, the courtyard garden features paving that accommodates parking for one car – a valuable addition in this location. The front aspect is notably private too, giving you that sense of seclusion despite being in the heart of things. This is Victorian living at its finest, where original character meets the kind of space modern families actually need, just waiting for someone with vision to make it their own.