Spacious City Centre living
This superb five bedroom Grade II listed town house has accommodation arranged over four floors and has recently undergone extensive improvements throughout and is now finished to the highest of standards. Redecorated throughout, with carpets replaced or floorboards exposed and a brand new fitted kitchen, it is a spacious and light home situated on one of the most desirable streets in Winchester in the heart of this historic city.
Retaining numerous period features, this home is full of character with fireplaces, sash windows, exposed floorboards and high ceilings. The large feature windows have shutters to the ground floor living space and the hall has a marble tiled floor. The ground floor reception room has a bay window to the front, large picture window to the side and ornate fireplace.
The kitchen/breakfast room which includes a dishwasher, fridge/freezer and cooker, has two sets of French windows leading to the courtyard garden.
On the lower ground floor there are two double bedrooms and a family bathroom with a stunning cast iron antique bath and basin set in marble surround.
On the first floor is an elegant drawing room with open fireplace and marble surround. The master bedroom has the original marble fireplace with painted wood panelling to the walls, and adjoining is a dressing room and a shower room with marble floor. On the half landing a utility room has space for a washing machine and a dryer.
The top floor has a bedroom to the rear, with a period feature fireplace and shutters to the window, and the bedroom at the front of the property has views over the rooftops, a feature period fireplace and built-in wardrobe. There is also a family bathroom on this floor with a cast iron free-standing bath, low level WC with high level period cistern and marble basin with a brass stand.
The courtyard garden has steps leading up to the secure off road parking space.
Katherine Treseder-Griffin, Director with Purdie & Swan quotes a monthly rent of £3,450 and says this offers spacious city living at its best. Contact Katherine on 01962 717711 to make arrangements to view.
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