• Five bedroom period family home +
• Well proportioned accommodation throughout +
• Three bath/shower rooms +
• Superb views and some period features remain +
• Beautifully converted cellar +
• Enclosed rear garden and off street parking +
• Excellent location and school catchment +
• Council Tax Band-C +
• EPC rating- +
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This five bedroom semi-detached Edwardian family home has been carefully modernised throughout the years but has managed to retain charm and many period features, benefitting from a recent new roof, insulation and boiler. Through the stunning original stained glass internal porch door is the inner hallway with solid oak flooring which runs throughout this ground floor level. The front bay windowed living room again has a beautiful feature fireplace with wood burning stove and all its original coving detailing. Then to the family kitchen, dining space with the handmade reclaimed pine kitchen having ample storage and granite work surfaces. Open plan to the dining room, the main feature is the stunning original Edwardian fireplace and open fire grate. The bay window overlooks the rear garden and the tree lined views beyond. An original doorway leads down to the converted cellar space which comprises of a storage cupboard, ample double bedroom, then a further living space, currently used as a therapy room, with kitchenette and ensuite shower room. All benefitting from engineered oak flooring and its own separate entrance of bi-folding doors which open to the beautiful and fruitful garden, and access to the side of the property. The garden is well established with a mature lawn, borders with a variety of fruit and nut trees, a bike store and wooden greenhouse with its own fruiting vine. To the first floor of the property are three of the five bedrooms, two of which are good sized doubles and enjoy good light and views, the third is a single and currently used as a home office. The family bathroom has a bath as well as a separate shower, a wash basin and WC. The upper floor has two further double bedrooms and a further shower room with fully tiled walk-in shower, wash basin and WC and a good view over Brincliffe Edge Woods and Sheffield itself. Further useful storage can be found under the eaves. Viewings are recommended to appreciate this property and its proportions!

Located in the ever-popular family suburb of Carter Knowle is Montrose Road. Within walking distance of various amenities, such as larger supermarkets, smaller local shops, takeaways, and popular eateries like the North Town Kitchen deli, The Broadfield Pub, and Kia's Pastaria, an Italian restaurant. A range of essential services, including a GP practice, dentist, pharmacy and fitness centre are all close by. Carterknowle Junior School, Holt House Infants and the esteemed Mercia Academy School are in the catchment area. The Antiques Quarter on Broadfield Road adds to the neighborhood's charm, while Sheffield City Centre, just two miles away, is easily accessible by local buses. For outdoor enthusiasts, the Peak National Park is a mere three miles away. Don't miss the opportunity to explore indoor climbing at The Climbing Works, conveniently located within a short walk.