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- Showcasing elegant examples of traditional British architecture, the home retains a wealth of period charm and presents a rare and exciting opportunity for buyers seeking a renovation project, with significant scope to restore, enhance, and personalise its original features
- A separate dining room lies beyond, providing an ideal setting for formal dining or entertaining, with potential to be opened up or reconfigured subject to the necessary consents
- The galley-style kitchen, whilst functional, offers clear scope for modernisation and redesign, allowing purchasers to create a more contemporary and sociable space
- Completing the ground floor is a bathroom, conveniently located and offering further potential for improvement
- Externally, the property enjoys a particularly generous rear garden, providing a wonderful outdoor space with plenty of potential for landscaping, extension (subject to planning permission), or simply creating a private and tranquil retreat
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Description
This charming terraced home dates back to circa 1883 and was originally constructed to house the workforce of industrialist Samuel Courtauld. The property retains its period charm and offers a rare renovation opportunity with a wealth of original features to restore and personalize. The accommodation spans two floors and includes a welcoming entrance hall, a bright and airy living room, a separate dining room, a galley-style kitchen, a bathroom, and three generously sized bedrooms.
The property also features a particularly generous rear garden with plenty of potential for landscaping, extension, or creating a private retreat.