2 Bedroom Terraced House, Crosland Hill Road, Huddersfield, HD4

With a composite panelled and sealed unit double glazed door with integrated blind, there is a uPVC double glazed window, ceiling light point and herringbone wood effect flooring. From the porch a timber and multi pane glazed door opens into an entrance lobby.

With herringbone wood effect flooring which continues through into the kitchen. There is a ceiling light point and staircase rising to the first floor.

With a uPVC double glazed window, inset LED downlighters, central heating radiator, herringbone wood effect flooring and fitted with a good range of Farrow and Ball ‘Vert De Terre’ painted base and wall cupboards and drawers these are complimented by contrasting overlying timber effect worktops with matching splashbacks, there is an inset single drainer sink with monobloc tap, black four ring gas hob with black electric fan assisted oven beneath, under counter space for fridge, under counter space for washing machine, wall hung folding breakfast table and beneath the staircase there are twin timber panelled doors giving access to the basement.

This is accessed from the kitchen through twin timber panelled doors with stone steps leading down to a useful keeping cellar with stone flagged floor and stone table.

This comfortable reception room has a large uPVC double glazed window which provides plenty of natural light, inset LED downlighters, central heating radiator and with Farrow and Ball painted walls in ‘pointing’ and a wall of colour to the chimney breast and to either side in Farrow and Ball ‘Lichen’.

With two ceiling light points, loft access and with panelling to dado height together with central heating radiator. From the landing access can be gained to the following rooms: -

A double room with ceiling light point, central heating radiator, uPVC double glazed window and chimney breast.

This is situated adjacent to bedroom one and has uPVC double glazed window, ceiling light point, central heating radiator and cupboard over the bulkhead.

There is a hard standing immediately in front of the property which can be used as an area to sit out, there is a right of way over this for the neighbouring properties. Opposite the property there is an open stone-built outhouse.