Description

Lovely three bed stone terrace home with a south facing rear garden. Located on Lydgate Lane, the property is perfect for first-time buyers as its a short walk to Crookes, Broomhill and within walking distance to the city centre, both universities and central hospitals. Living Room - 3.63m x 3.30m (11'11 x 10'10) - Kitchen - 3.61m x 3.58m (11'10 x 11'9) - Bedroom - 3.63m x 3.35m (11'11 x 11'0) - Bedroom - 2.82m x 2.11m (9'3 x 6'11) - Bathroom - 2.82m x 1.42m (9'3 x 4'8) - Bedroom - 5.31m x 3.61m (17'5 x 11'10) - Our clients knew they wanted to live in Crookes when they were house-hunting nearly four years ago, they told us "We knew we wanted to be in a Crookes due to the ever-growing vibrancy of the area and it's perfect for young professionals such as ourselves! Being on Lydgate Lane gives us both the hustle and bustle of Crookes/Broomhill and the Peak District both only a short walk away. Crookes has changed incredible amounts even in the 4 years since we moved here, it now is home to our favourite bakery (Crumb), the most amazing wine bar (Tenaya) and the incredible pizzas by Paesani, meaning our perfect Saturday is only a walk away!" "We love this house and have put our hearts into making it our home. The view out of the front velux and the back garden over the whole of Sheffield never fails to amaze us, particularly at sunrise. BBQs in the garden with friends have been incredible in summer, with the sun shining, albeit ending up with a few burnt sausages! We love the character it has, with original features from when it was built, such as the cold block in the cellar, which used to act as a fridge" Stepping through the rear door, you enter the welcoming dining kitchen. Fitted with units above and below the worktop, complete with a bevelled tile splashback, this space combines style and practicality. There’s room for a dining table and chairs, along with handy access to the cellar. For appliances, you’ll find an electric oven, gas hob, and space for both a tall fridge/freezer and washing machine. Beyond the kitchen, across the bottom of the stairs, is the cosy living room. This inviting space offers plenty of room for seating, features a charming chimney breast with a gas fire, and has an external door for convenient access. Upstairs on the first floor are two bedrooms and the bathroom. Bedroom two, at the front of the house, is a spacious double with useful storage beneath the stairs. Bedroom three overlooks the rear garden and is currently used as a home office. The bathroom includes a bath with shower over, WC, washbasin with storage, and a towel radiator. On the second floor is the bright and airy main bedroom, which benefits from windows at both the front and rear, flooding the room with natural light. Outside, the south-facing garden is a true sun trap. It features a decked area ideal for outdoor seating and BBQs, a lawn, and access to an outhouse—perfect for additional storage. General information The property tenure is leasehold; the lease is for 800 years starting 25th March 1890 and the ground rent is £9 per year. Crookes is one of the most sought-after suburbs with young professionals and families as it has a fantastic, vibrant high street. There is a brilliant choice of coffee shops and cafes including Cloud Coffee Co. Lisboa Cafe & Patisserie, Dana Cafe, Pom Kitchen and Crumb to name a few. For more treats, Sorrel’s Cocoa Bakery is a must and Tenaya Wine has brilliant stock for the vino lovers. For that after-work pint, again there is a great choice with The Milestone, The Punch Bowl, The Ball, Early Bar and Two Sheds. Crookes also has brilliant greenspaces, Bole Hills stands out, there is a playground, BMX track and you can enjoy incredible views down Rivelin Valley, especially at sunset. It’s an incredibly popular spot for dog owners too.