- Freehold period property built between 1900–1929 +
- Four bedrooms & one dressing room spread over three floors +
- Lounge , Separate Dining Room and Kitchen with Breakfast Room +
- Edwardian features including high ceilings, carvings, staircase and decorative features +
- Family lounge plus versatile separate dining room/home office/playroom/6th bedroom +
- Private courtyard garden with shed, light and power +
Welcome to the market Mount Gould Road a grand five/six-bedroom period home brimming with architectural character, spread across three impressive floors.
This home combines space, versatility and history. The entrance begins with a practical vestibule, perfect for muddy boots and paws, leading into a welcoming reception hall adorned with Edwardian features. High ceilings, intricate carvings, a spindled staircase and decorative stair brackets all add to the home’s grandeur, beautifully blending period charm with modern-day living.
The historic detailing continues into the elegant family lounge, an inviting space to relax after a long day. Adjacent is a generously sized dining room, versatile enough to serve as a formal dining space, playroom, home office or even a sixth bedroom depending on your needs.
At the rear sits the heart of the home, a large kitchen and breakfast room, ideal for Sunday dinners and evening catch-ups. From here, doors open onto the private courtyard garden, perfect for alfresco gatherings or peaceful relaxation, complete with a shed equipped with light and power.
Upstairs, the property offers five well-proportioned bedrooms, providing ample space for family living. These are complemented by a family bathroom and an additional WC.
This delightful period home celebrates character and craftsmanship while providing the practicality of modern living. It is a wonderful opportunity for families or professionals seeking a unique home in a prime, sought-after location. Mount Gould Road combines size, location and opportunity, with easy access to public transport links making it ideal for daily commuters while offering a charming and spacious haven to return to.
The property falls under the City of Plymouth local authority and is within Council Tax Band C, with an estimated annual cost of £2,067. Built between 1900 and 1929, the home has a Land Registry title number of DN239937 and comes with some restrictive covenants. The most recent FENSA work was carried out in September 2011. Flood risk is classed as very low for both rivers, seas and surface water.
Don’t miss the chance to make this remarkable house your new home.