3 bed terraced house for sale

Slate Street, Heeley S2

Guide price £225,000-£235,000

This fabulous three bedroom Victorian mid-terraced home offers spacious, light accommodation arranged over four floors, including a converted basement, and extends to an impressive 1,221 sq ft. Finished throughout to a lovely standard by the current vendors, the property combines the appeal of a period home with a layout suited to modern living. Situated in the heart of fashionable Heeley, on a quiet, flat and sought-after residential road, it is an excellent choice for first-time buyers, professional couples and young families alike. The accommodation provides versatility across its four levels, with the converted basement adding valuable space that can be adapted to suit a variety of needs. At the heart of the home is an open-plan rear dining kitchen, which flows through to an off-shot kitchen and provides a welcoming setting for everyday meals and entertaining. A newly fitted roof is a further feature of the property. Three bedrooms offer flexibility for family life, guests or those who require space to work from home, while the generous overall proportions allow the accommodation to be enjoyed in a way that suits individual requirements. The property is well placed for access to the many amenities that make Heeley such a popular place to live, with numerous independent cafes and shops nearby. Central Sheffield, the principal universities and the train station are within walking distance, making the location convenient for commuters, students and anyone wishing to enjoy the city. The Peak District is also within easy reach, adding to the appeal of this well-connected home. The combination of a desirable location, generous floor area and accommodation presented to a lovely standard makes this an opportunity for buyers seeking a home with room to grow. The four-floor arrangement offers a sense of space and flexibility, while the dining kitchen provides a natural focal point for daily life. Whether you are taking your first step onto the property ladder, looking for a home with convenient access to Sheffield, or seeking adaptable accommodation for a young family, this Victorian terrace has much to offer. An internal viewing is essential to appreciate the space, presentation and potential of the accommodation in full. The property is freehold, falls within council tax band A and has an EPC rating of D. With its blend of period character, practical living space and access to the city's amenities, this is a home that deserves a closer look. Contact the selling agent to arrange a viewing and discover all that it has to offer.
Valuer


Andy Robinson
EPC Rating: D

Location

The S2 postcode area in Sheffield is a vibrant and diverse district, located just to the south of the city centre. Known for its mix of residential, retail, and recreational spaces, S2 is home to a variety of communities, from young professionals to families, making it one of the most sought-after areas for both renters and homebuyers. The area blends industrial history with modern living, creating a welcoming environment with plenty of amenities and green spaces.
S2 is a mix of residential options, catering to a variety of living needs. The area offers everything from traditional terraced homes and semi-detached properties to more modern apartments and family homes. It's a perfect spot for those who want to live close to the city centre while still enjoying a more suburban atmosphere. A lot of homes in S2 are traditional terraced houses, especially in areas like Highfield. These homes often feature charming period details and are popular with first-time buyers and families. As the area has undergone redevelopment, newer housing estates have been built, offering modern semi-detached houses and apartments in areas like Park Hill.
S2 offers excellent transport connections, making it convenient for residents to travel to and from the city centre and beyond. The area is well-served by bus routes, with regular services running throughout S2 and into the city centre, making commuting and travel to nearby areas simple and the Sheffield Supertram network has stops along key areas in S2.
If its eateries you are after, London Road in Sheffield is known for its diverse and vibrant range of restaurants, offering a mix of cuisines from around the world. Whether you’re in the mood for traditional British fare, contemporary dining, or international dishes, you’ll find something to suit your taste.
S2 also has several wonderful green spaces, giving residents access to outdoor activities and a respite from city life. Heeley city farm provides a chance for local children and adults to interact with animals and enjoy educational activities in an outdoor setting. For families with children, S2 offers access to a variety of well-regarded schools, both primary and secondary, providing good educational options within the area. The proximity to Sheffield Hallam University and other educational institutions in the city also makes it appealing to students and university staff.
Bramall Lane is a well-known area and landmark located in the S2 postcode of Sheffield, South Yorkshire. It’s famous for being home to Sheffield United Football Club, one of the city's proudest sporting institutions. Beyond the football ground, Bramall Lane is an area with a rich history and a range of local attractions. Bramall Lane can hold around 32,000 spectators, making it one of the larger stadiums in England outside the top clubs. On match days, the area around Bramall Lane is bustling with fans, food vendors, and live entertainment. It’s a vibrant, community-oriented location, and the atmosphere on match days is a big draw for both home and away supporters.

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