AN immaculately presented and newly renovated three storey, 5 bedroom townhouse has just been listed on the market.
The property located on the tree-lined street on Victoria Place in central Carlisle has been put on the market with an asking price of £495,000.
A spokesperson from Fine & Country, who is listing the property, said: “The property was previously used for commercial purposes and has recently undergone a complete renovation by the current vendor.
“The property retains many of its original features including ceiling roses in the lounge and many of the upstairs bedrooms along with detailed and ornate cornicing and the original sash and case windows. There is oak flooring throughout the downstairs and in the bedrooms,” they said.
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Downstairs the property boasts a beautiful wide entrance hall, to the left is a large extended lounge which could also be used as a dining room.
A hidden-gem of the property comes from the cellar which extends under the house and could be developed for use as an office, gym or cinema room.
Flowing throug the home is beautiful wooden flooring, offering a more spacious atmosphere, matched by the first and second floor bedrooms.
"Up a small flight of stairs is the second landing and a further four double bedrooms, one of which is currently set up as an office. The rooms all have the original cornicing and large windows, making them bright and airy," they said.
The home offers off street parking for two vehicles and prides itself in it’s location, situated right in the heart of the Carlisle.
The property has access to local schools, Carlisle College and University of Cumbria all within walking distance of the property, with transport links also at hand.
To book a viewing, contact Fine & Country on 01768 200017 or click here.
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