A VICTORIAN terraced house with ‘unusual’ features has gone on the market close to Worcester city centre.
The home in Bath Road, priced at £300,000, is described by estate agents as being full of character and within walking distance of the central shopping district.
Set across three floors, the freehold property has two reception rooms, a log burner in the living room, and a private rear garden.
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CHARACTER: A marketing image gives a glimpse into the owners’ style (Image: Arden via Zoopla)
The ground floor features a living room at the front of the property, complete with a newly installed log burner.
This leads into a dining room with space for a four-seater dining table and additional furniture.
GARDEN: The breathing space to the rear of the property (Image: Arden via Zoopla)
The kitchen, located at the rear of the house, offers ample storage, space for white goods, and an integrated oven and hob.
A family bathroom, with a bath and shower, wash basin, and WC, is conveniently located off the kitchen.
The first floor houses two double bedrooms, both with built-in storage.
The main bedroom occupies the second floor and benefits from an en-suite shower room, eaves storage, and windows on both sides for natural light.
Outside, the rear garden is mainly laid to lawn, with a sunken patio area.
This provides access to the rear parking area and garage.
The estate agent said: “Welcome to Bath Road, a characterful three-bedroom home located just a stone’s throw from Worcester city centre.
“Set across three floors, this spacious property offers two reception rooms, three double bedrooms, two bathrooms, convenient off-road parking, and a garage.”
The property is located on the edge of St Peters, south of Worcester city centre.
It offers easy access to a range of shops, restaurants, and bars, with a Tesco supermarket, B&M, and Aldi just a short distance away.
The location also provides convenient access to the motorway for easy commuting.
The owners said: “We have loved living in this house as it has big rooms, a sunny garden and a large garage which is unusual for a Victorian Terrace. There is a shop, chemist and barbers opposite and 2 parks to the front and back perfect for the kids to play in or for dog walking. The neighbours are great and we have a lovely local community that shares information via WhattsApp group.”
The house has an EPC rating of D, meaning it’s not the most energy-efficient property but it’s not the worst.
The house is for sale for £300,000 and is being marketed by Arden Estates.
The property is freehold, meaning you will own the property and the land it is built on.
