Relax in this calm, spacious, stylish space with a historical charm

The property is a substantial early-20th-century standalone residential house in a highly sought-after part of south-west Sheffield, still retaining some of its original features.

It offers generous living space with a traditional layout, including multiple reception areas, a fitted kitchen, an open-plan dining area leading to the garden, outdoor space with a garden and a decked area, and parking inside the property.

Situated near Ecclesall Woods, and the Peak District, the area appeals to families and tourists.

The standalone 1930’ house is very spacious and features a large antique entrance and staircase to the first floor.
The large living room has a leather corner sofa, a fireplace, a large TV, and an open-plan kitchen with the lounge and a dedicated work area, which occupies the whole back half of the house and has French doors to the garden.

On the first floor, there are two very large bedrooms. The master bedroom, with a double bed, has an en-suite shower.
The back bedroom has a double and a single bed. There is a second living room with a sofa bed and a second TV and stairs that lead to the large double attic bedroom.

On the first floor, there is a bathroom with a sink, bath, and cabinet, a separate WC (see other pictures), and an I suite shower in the master bedroom.

Situated in a well-regarded suburban area near Millhouses and Ecclesall, the home benefits from a balance of urban convenience and access to green space.

The house lies just a few miles from Sheffield city centre, while being close to popular outdoor areas such as local parks and woodland, as well as the edge of the Peak District.

The surrounding neighbourhood is known for its relatively high property values, quiet residential character, and good access to shops, schools, and transport links, making it attractive to families and professionals alike.