Gloucester Street, Coventry, CV1

Viewings from January 3rd 2024 onwards Built in 1871 and of generous proportions throughout, this unique Victorian residence presents both versatility and practicality in abundance. With three first floor bedrooms, two reception rooms, a kitchen breakfast room, a utility room and an adaptable cellar, the property has also seen the installation of a four piece first floor bathroom as well as a recently replaced roof. The elevated and walled gated foregarden leads towards a storm porch that enters a welcoming hallway. Two spacious sitting rooms provide both dining and social spaces. Attractive period coving and detail can be found throughout. A dog leg staircase with stunning West facing feature windows run both upstairs and down to the cellar. The kitchen breakfast room is generous with fitted storage and shelving and a doorway through to a utility style store room. The fully useable cellar, accessible from the hallway itself, is currently utilized as spacious home office but could easily see use as a cinema room, therapy room, gym or hobby room. Upstairs two of the three bedrooms are exceptional double rooms. The third, approached by way of a bright and light landing, leads towards the four piece bathroom which incorporates both a corner bath, shower cubicle, wc and wash hand basin. The rear gardens and patio are walled and tiered offering privacy and enough space for socializing and relaxing. A unique and chain free opportunity and a very individual home indeed. "For even more thorough and comprehensive property and local information including school catchment areas, connectivity and transport links, please download our full brochure or request one by emailing: [email protected]" THE LOCATION Situated within easy reach of the City centre, Coundon, Coventry Train Station and Coventry University, this spacious home is also within walking distance of Bablake School and all of the local amenities on the Holyhead Road. Known as Lower Coundon, the area, full of historical interest and Victorian architecture, presents an array of homes of all proportions. Local and well regarded schooling at both primary and secondary level can be found less than half a mile from the address. St Osburgs, Spon Gate and Moseley Primary School are within 0.5 miles and Barrs Hill Secondary School is also within close proximity.