3 bedroom Detached House
Holroyd Avenue, Sneinton
Showcase event Tuesday 15th Sepember at 4:30pm
Showcase Tuesday 15th Sepember at 4:30pm
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GUIDE PRICE £300,000 - £325,000 TRADITIONAL MEETS MODERN! You're warmly invited to our SHOWCASE LAUNCH EVENT on 15th September, from 4.30pm-5.30pm with Dinesh for an exciting introduction. Call now to reserve your place!
Traditional Meets Modern
Forming part of an exclusive collection of just six similarly designed properties, this characterful three-bedroom home combines late-19th-century heritage with stylish modern finishes and generous living accommodation.
A recessed open porch and original entrance doors, complete with a feature stained-glass window, create an impressive first impression. The welcoming hallway leads to a separate bay-fronted living room, while the open-plan kitchen and dining area provides a contemporary setting for cooking and dining. Integrated appliances add convenience, with a separate downstairs WC completing the ground floor.
Upstairs, three generously proportioned bedrooms benefit from tall ceilings and a selection of original features. A Roca-designed family bathroom introduces a refined modern finish while complementing the home’s period character.
Outside, the rear garden offers an established outdoor space featuring mature apple and pear trees, making it an ideal space to relax.
Developed from the late 1890s onwards by the Green family, Holroyd Avenue comprises only six houses of a similar design, giving this distinctive property a fascinating sense of history and individuality.
This unique detached home offers an appealing blend of original and restored features, modern décor and ample living space. Early viewing is highly recommended to avoid disappointment. Contact haart today to arrange your appointment.
Property Reference: HRT018643296
Living Room 14ft 3ins x 13ft 1ins (4.35m x 4m)
uPVC single glazed bay window to front elevation, wooden flooring, radiator, feature fireplace, wall light fittings
Kitchen / Diner 26ft 10ins x 21ft 3ins (8.2m x 6.5m)
wooden framed single glazed windows to rear and side elevation, uPVC double glazed French doors to rear, wooden door to side, skylight, wooden and tiled flooring, three radiators, feature fireplace, wall and base units, splashback tiles, sink and a half with drainer, swan mixer tap, electric oven, gas hob, extractor hood, dishwasher, fridge freezer, spotlights to ceiling
Separate WC
uPVC double glazed window to side elevation, tiled flooring, radiator, WC, wash basin, splashback tiles
Bedroom One 12ft 11ins x 12ft 11ins (3.95m x 3.95m)
wooden framed single glazed window to front elevation, wooden flooring, radiator, built in wardrobes
Bedroom Two 12ft 11ins x 10ft 11ins (3.95m x 3.35m)
wooden framed single glazed window to rear elevation, wooden flooring, radiator
Bedroom Three 10ft 0ins x 9ft 8ins (3.05m x 2.95m)
wooden framed single glazed window to rear elevation, wooden flooring, radiator, built in storage
Bathroom
uPVC single glazed obscure stained window to front elevation, tiled flooring, partially tiled walls, heated towel rail, WC, wash basin, tiled bath with handheld shower, glass shower screen, extractor fan, spotlights to ceiling
About Nottingham
Nottingham is one of the largest and most vibrant cities in the East Midlands, known for its rich heritage, and diverse mix of industries including life sciences, technology, finance and creative sectors, the city continues to attract new investment and a growing population of professionals, students and families.
The city is steeped in history and home to several well-known landmarks. Nottingham Castle, the historic Lace Market and Wollaton Hall offer a glimpse into the city’s past, while museums, galleries and theatres contribute to a lively cultural scene. Nottingham is also famously associated with the legend of Robin Hood, adding to its unique identity and heritage.
Transport links in Nottingham are strong, making it a convenient base for commuting and travel. Direct rail services connect the city to London in around 1 hour 40 minutes, with additional routes to Birmingham, Sheffield and Leeds. The nearby M1 motorway provides easy access across the Midlands and beyond, while East Midlands Airport offers both domestic and international flights.
Residents also benefit from an excellent range of amenities. Nottingham city centre offers a mix of modern shopping centres, historic arcades and independent retailers, alongside a thriving food, drink and entertainment scene.
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