Agent Details
Senior Branch Manager
Residential Sales Manager
Grade 11 Listed
Historic Character
Feature Beams
Medieval Windows
Modern Kitchen/Diner
Courtyard Garden
Garage & Summer House
Three Floors
A charming Grade II listed home on historic Northgate Street, full of character with exposed beams, high ceilings and medieval windows. Offering spacious accommodation over three floors, a courtyard garden, detached garage and summer house — a...
A truly unique Grade II listed home steeped in history, located on the charming Northgate Street.
Believed to date back hundreds of years, this remarkable property is filled with period character and original features, including exposed timber beams and historic windows to the rear believed to date back to medieval times. The home has been carefully maintained with thoughtful updates that complement its heritage.
The property is approached via a small front garden, leading into a large and welcoming entrance hall which immediately showcases the character of the home. From here there is a ground floor shower room, staircase to the first floor and access through to the impressive kitchen/diner. The kitchen itself provides a more modern contrast to the historic surroundings while still retaining beautiful restored beams that the current owner has painstakingly brought back to life.
As you rise to the first floor the staircase splits in two, adding to the sense of character and charm. To the right, the stairs lead into a formal living room, a wonderful space with high ceilings and period features. To the left, the stairs open onto the first-floor landing where there is a further bedroom and a second staircase rising to the top floor.
The upper floor offers two additional double bedrooms and the family bathroom, all continuing the theme of high ceilings and characterful architectural details.
Externally the property benefits from a courtyard garden, which while compact enjoys the morning sun and makes a lovely spot to sit and relax. There is also the rare advantage of a detached garage and summer house, along with bi-fold doors providing vehicle access into the courtyard for additional parking if required.
Homes of this historical significance rarely come to market, offering a rare opportunity to own a distinctive piece of local history in a sought after location.
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Room Descriptions
Outside Front
Low maintenance front garden, shingle and flowerbeds, pathway leading up to the front entrance.
Entrance Hall
Wooden door with single glazed window giving access, wood style flooring, built-in cupboard housing the boiler, staircase to first floor with cupboard underneath, wooden glazed door out to the courtyard, doors through to
Shower Room
Vinyl floor, low level w.c., chrome heated towel rail, hand wash basin with mixer tap set in a vanity unit, tiled splashback, shower cubicle with wall mounted shower and overhead rainfall shower with shower attachment.
Kitchen / Diner
20'5" × 11'5" (6.23m × 3.49m)
Wood style flooring, radiator, two wooden sash windows with secondary glazing to the front, range of wall and base kitchen units, eye level oven and microwave, built-in ceramic hob with glass splashback and drawers underneath, plumbing for washing machine, built-in integrated slimline dishwasher, black composite one and a half bowl sink and drainer with pulldown rinsing tap and separate tap for filtered drinking water, wooden window with secondary glazing, exposed brick wall feature, space for an American fridge/freezer, featured ceiling beams with red oak painted main beam.
Half Landing
Two feature mediaeval wooden windows with secondary glazing with the staircase turning up each side, one leading to a reception room, the other side leading to a bedroom.
Reception Room
19'6" × 11'8" (5.95m × 3.58m)
Fitted carpet, radiator, two wooden sash windows with secondary glazing to the front, ceiling coving.
First Floor Landing
From the second part of the staircase, fitted carpet, radiator, staircase to top floor, door through to
Bedroom Two
11'1" × 10'10" (3.40m × 3.31m)
Fitted carpet, radiator, two wooden sash windows with secondary glazing, original feature beam.
Top Floor Landing
Fitted carpet, wooden window with secondary glazing, wooden beam, doors off to
Bedroom Three
11'0" × 10'0" (3.37m × 3.06m)
Fitted carpet, radiator, two wooden windows with secondary glazing.
Bedroom One
14'4" × 12'6" (4.39m × 3.81m)
Fitted carpet, radiator, two windows with secondary glazing, feature wooden beam.
Family Bathroom
12'4" × 6'4" (3.76m × 1.95m)
Black and white checked tiled floor, low level w.c., radiator, wooden window, wash hand basin with tiled splashback, panelled bath, tiled splashback, mixer tap and shower attachment, feature beam.
Garage
Up and over door, power and lighting.
Summer House
Two sets of opening wooden double doors, power and lighting.
Courtyard
A courtyard garden, secluded and private, bi-fold opening doors to allow further access for cars, opening through to garage, and through to summer house.
Parking
Car park to the rear. The current vendor uses two parking spaces for which they pay £17 per space per month.
Agent Details
Senior Branch Manager
Residential Sales Manager