4 bed end terrace house for sale

St. James's Street, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire NG1

A magnificent historic Grade II listed building boasting 3287 sq ft of versatile accommodation. Former home of Lord Byron, with caves beneath.

Description
Formally Lord Byron’s residence this property is steeped in local history and boasts a wealth of beautiful original features perfectly blended with a contemporary modern interior.

The building has been sympathetically restored and is ready for immediate occupation. Situated in a highly sought after location just a short distance from The Park and the City Centre, close to various local amenities and transport links.

Ground Floor - Reception hall - natural limestone flooring, two radiators behind bespoke hand-built timber cabinets, coving and original exposed beams to the ceiling, timber windows and a storage cupboard.

Cloakroom - three double floor to ceiling cupboards, natural limestone flooring and radiator.

Kitchen, a range of bespoke hand-built timber base and wall units with granite worktops, an island breakfast bar with a marble effect granite worktop, an inverted stainless steel sink with mixer taps, plinth lighting, freestanding gas range cooker with an integrated extractor hood, integrated fridge, integrated dishwasher, feature fireplace, exposed beams, two radiators behind bespoke hand built timber cabinets, wood flooring and two sliding sash windows.

Dining Room, two sliding sash windows, wood flooring, exposed beam to the ceiling, two radiators behind bespoke hand built timber cabinets, decorative mantelpiece with a granite hearth surrounding and a gas effect coal burning stove

WC, low level flush WC, vanity unit, towel rail, extractor fan and tiled flooring

Utility Room, a range of base and wall units with granite worktops, an inverted stainless steel sink with mixer tap, double storage cupboard, space and plumbing for a washing machine, space and vent for a tumble dryer, radiator, natural limestone flooring and access to the rear

Basement Level One - Cellar steps giving access to multiple levels and cellar compartments which benefit from lighting.

First Floor - Landing, wood flooring, radiator and provides access to the first floor accommodation and double doors leading out to the courtyard.

Sitting room, four sash windows, four radiators, wood flooring, and a decorative mantelpiece with granite hearth encasing a gas effect coal fire.

Bedroom Three, sash window and radiator.

Shower Room, low level flush WC, wash hand basin, shower enclosure, heated towel rail, extractor fan, part tiled walls and wood effect tiled flooring.

Courtyard - The courtyard is low maintenance with patio decking and raised planters

Second Floor - Landing, radiator, exposed beam to the ceiling and access to the second floor accommodation.

Principal Bedroom, two sash windows, two radiators, exposed beam to the ceiling and access to the en suite.

En suite, low level flush WC, wash hand basin, freestanding roll top bath, walk-in shower enclosure, radiator, heated towel rail, tiled flooring, part tiled wall and two sash windows.

Bedroom Two, two sash windows, two radiators, exposed beam to the ceiling and access to the en suite.

En suite, low level flush WC, wash hand basin, walk-in shower enclosure, heated towel rail, wood effect tiled flooring, part tiled walls and a conservation rooflight window.

Third Floor - Open plan landing, window, two radiators and exposed beams to the ceiling.

Shower room, low level flush WC, vanity unit, walk-in shower enclosure, heated towel rail, exposed beams, wood effect tiled flooring, part tiled walls and a conservation rooflight

Bedroom Four, conservation rooflight, radiator, exposed beams and a brick feature wall.

Outside - To the front of the property is a block paved driveway with outdoor lights and remote activated wrought iron gates. Access to the front and side entrances.

Location
St James's Street in Nottingham is a notable thoroughfare with a rich history and vibrant presence. Located in the heart of the city, it connects directly to Old Market Square and is close to Nottingham Castle. The street has evolved from one of the original lanes of the new Norman town, with its earliest references dating back to 1315.

The location offers access to major attractions like Nottingham Castle, The Park Estate and the city's retail centre.

The Park itself offers a number of leisure facilities including a tennis club, bowls and squash club. The Private Estate sits within easy reach of excellent schooling to include the Nottingham High School and is also convenient for the city’s Universities and hospital complexes.

Nottingham City Centre is 0.5 miles and the station is also 0.5 miles, from Nottingham there is a main line service to the rest of the UK and particularly London where a typical journey would take from 1 hour 30 minutes. Road links are excellent, with a number of major roads a short drive away, these include the M1, A46 and A52. East Midlands Airport is about 15 miles.

It is also within walking distance of bus and tram stops, and Nottingham railway station is about a 10-minute walk away.

Square Footage: 3,287 sq ft





Additional Info
Nottingham City Council
Band F