A characterful, mid-terraced property is on the market for under £150k.
The Carlisle house, with two bedrooms, a spacious attic room, two bathrooms and two reception rooms, is situated in a popular location to the west of the city close to the Cumberland Infirmary, on Newtown Road.
The spacious accommodation has a vestibule, entrance hall with original coving and cornice, lounge with multi-fuel stove and dining room with French doors to the rear yard.
The kitchen provides a range style cooker and integrated fridge freezer opening onto a rear hall and good size wet room.
There is also a Belfast sink with mixer tap, integrated fridge freezer, tiled splashbacks, wooden worksurfaces, breakfast bar, three double-glazed windows, ceiling spotlights, tiled flooring and an opening to the rear hall, within which is a porcelain sink and a door into the wet room (one of two bathrooms).
The lounge has a multi-fuel stove in a brick fireplace, double glazed window to the front, radiator, original coving, picture rail and ceiling rose.
The wet room has a walk-in shower, WC, wash hand basin, two Velux windows, ceiling spotlights, part tiled walls and radiator.
The bathroom is a four-piece suite comprising a fully tiled corner shower cubicle, panelled bath, WC and wash hand basin, double-glazed frosted window, radiator, ceiling spotlights and opening to the utility area.
In the utility area, there is plumbing for a washing machine, Worcester combi boiler, wood effect flooring and double glazed window to the rear.
On the first floor are a four-piece family bathroom with separate utility area, two bedrooms and a dressing room with a staircase providing access to the attic room.
There is a front forecourt and low-maintenance sandstone rear yard with a brick-built outhouse.
To enquire further about the stunning property, and to arrange a viewing – which is recommended – contact Cumbrian Properties at 01228 276406.
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