Terraced house for sale in Portland Street, St.Albans AL3

Summary

Through sitting/dining room | Kitchen | Home office/garden room | Two bedrooms | Bathroom | Garden | EPC rating D | Council Tax D £2055.51 p.a. | Planning Permission Granted - Ref 5/22/1299 | No onward chain

The property

Is a pretty Victorian terraced cottage situated in the heart of the old conservation area conveniently located for access to the city centre, both stations, excellent schools and extensive local amenities including the Abbey, Verulamium Park & Lakes and St Michael's Village.

Arranged over two floors there is well presented accommodation that includes a split level through sitting dining room with a log burner, fitted storage & shelving, polished wooden floors, and plantation shutters. The living space leads to a stylishly appointed kitchen leading to the rear garden and featuring white high-gloss units, grey counter tops with task lighting, a tiled floor and integrated appliances including an oven, hob and extractor, a fridge, separate freezer, dishwasher and washing machine.

There is an equally stylishly appointed bathroom with a contemporary white suite of a deep feature bath with shower over, hand basin, W.C. And heated towel rail.

Upstairs there are two comfortable bedrooms, the bedroom at the front has a pretty cast iron fireplace and there are also plantation shutters at the window. The bedroom to the rear has a bank of deep fitted wardrobes, as well as further storage over the stairs. This room has previously been configured in a semi open-plan fashion to the stairs with a feature glazed panel which remains in place behind the current partition wall and could be reinstated if so required.

Planning Permission 5/22/1299

Planning permission has been granted to extend the house to both the ground and first floors to create an enlarged kitchen, further reception room, first floor bath & shower room, an enlarged second bedroom and to the garden an enlarged detached home office.

Outside

To the front the house sits behind a red-brick Victorian façade with a step to the front door. To the rear of the house is a pretty garden, much larger than average for a house of this style. It has been mainly hard landscaped with areas of pea shingle and planting, fenced boundaries and at its end a timber garden room offers the potential for use in a number of ways, including as a home office or store.

Location

In the heart of the old conservation area conveniently located for access to the city centre, both stations, excellent schools and extensive local amenities including the Abbey, Verulamium Park & Lakes and St Michael's Village.

General

Tenure - Freehold
Services - Mains water, drainage, gas, and electricity
Council Tax Band - D £2055.51 p.a.
EPC rating D
Planning Permission Granted - Ref 5/22/1299