Property for sale in Potter Street, Melbourne, Derby DE73

Summary
Built in the early 19th century, this stunning three storey period town house offers a wealth of period features and is situated in the very heart of Melbourne village. Having three reception rooms, stunning open plan living kitchen, utility, four double bedrooms and a generous walled rear garden.

Description
Built in the early 19th century, this stunning three storey period town house is deceptively spacious and offers a wealth of period features, is situated in the very heart of Melbourne village. The accommodation (Approx 2400 sq ft) has gas fired central heating and comprises, to the ground floor:- sitting room, cellar, lounge, open plan living kitchen by Osborne of Ilkeston with dining and seating areas, rear lobby, utility room and cloaks/w.c To the first floor is a large open landing area which opens onto the principle first floor sitting room. These two areas offer potential to create a stunning master bedroom suite with dressing room and ensuite if required. There are two further double bedrooms and bathroom. To the second floor is the master bedroom with ensuite shower room and a fourth double bedroom. Outside :-To the rear is a beautifully landscaped walled garden with a courtyard area finished with stone paving, raised borders inset with a variety of mature shrubs, feature dwarf brick wall providing further borders, paved seating area with an array of climbing roses, shaped lawn flanked with rope edge borders, stepping stones and feature cast iron lamp post, The well stocked borders are inset with a range of flowering shrubs and trees. The garden has outside lighting, bin store area. There is a delightful hidden garden area to the rear with timber summer house, further well stock borders with mature trees and shrubs and feature stone edge pond with water feature.

Sitting Room 19' 4" x 12' 1" Max ( 5.89m x 3.68m Max )
Accessed via original front panelled door with fan light over the sitting room has a feature open spindle staircase to the first floor, sash window to the front elevation with fitted window shutters, marbleised slate fireplace incorporating a cast iron log burning stove on a granite hearth and door off to Lounge and Cellar:-

Cellar
The property benefits from an excellent range of three vaulted cellars, with coal shoot from the road and light :-
12ft 6 x 9ft 11
10ft 7 x 12ft 6
9ft 9 x 10ft 1

Lounge 19' 9" x 13' 8" Max into chimney breast recess ( 6.02m x 4.17m Max into chimney breast recess )
Having front half glazed entrance door with matching side panels, feature marbleised slate fireplace with cast iron period style fireplace with quarry tiled hearth, two period style radiators and double opening half glazed doors to the rear giving access to the rear garden.

Open Plan Living/ Kitchen 34' x 12' 2" ( 10.36m x 3.71m )
With kitchen, dining and seating areas featuring a bespoke handmade fitted kitchen by Osborne of Ilkeston with a range of matching wall and base units, granite work surfaces and matching upstands. There is a feature opening to the chimney breast incorporating an electric fan assisted Aga oven with a six burner gas hob and extractor fan over, granite splashbacks to the cooking area, inset one and a quarter bowl stainless steel sink unit with chrome mixer tap over, a range of integrated appliances, comprising of fridge and freezer, dishwasher, recycle bins and microwave, travertine stone flooring with underfloor heating, two wall light points, three cast iron period style radiators, double glazed half glazed panelled door to the side giving access to the rear garden, four double glazed heritage style windows to the side and rear elevation, beams to the ceiling with inset lighting, spacious dining area and seating area.

Rear Lobby
Having cast iron period style radiator, travertine stone flooring, panelled door off to cloaks and further panelled door to the utility area.

Cloaks/ W.C
Having a two piece white suite comprising of low level W.C, wash hand basin fitted to vanity unit with storage beneath, tiled splashbacks, central heating radiator and heritage style window to the side elevation with fitted blind.

Utility Area
Having plumbing and space for automatic washing machine, work surface over providing space for stackable tumble dryer if required, quarry tiled flooring and open to utility room.

Utility Room 9' 9" x 5' 9" ( 2.97m x 1.75m )
Having heritage style window to the side elevation, timber door giving access to the rear garden, quarry tiled flooring, space for fridge freezer, fitted Belfast sink with chrome mixer tap over, tiled splashback, double glazed roof light window, central heating radiator and fitted shelving.

First Floor Landing 18' 4" x 12' 2" ( 5.59m x 3.71m )
Having open spindle balustrade and staircase rising to the second floor and a large open landing area with heritage style sash window to the side elevation, cast iron period style radiator, airing cupboard housing the boiler providing the property with domestic hot water and central heating and double opening panelled doors off to:-

Principal Sitting Room 21' 10" x 12' 3" ( 6.65m x 3.73m )
Having heritage slider windows two to the side and one to the rear elevation, two cast iron period style radiators, feature beam to the ceiling, period cast iron open fireplace with slate surround and quarry tiled hearth.

Bedroom Two 12' 1" x 13' 10" Max into chimney breast recess ( 3.68m x 4.22m Max into chimney breast recess )
Having a cast iron period radiator, cast iron open grate period fireplace, secondary glazed heritage sash window to the front elevation, and two wall light points.

Bedroom Three 13' x 12' 4" Max into chimney breast recess ( 3.96m x 3.76m Max into chimney breast recess )
Having secondary glazed heritage sash window to the front elevation, cast iron open grate period fireplace and cast iron period style radiator.

Bathroom
Having a three piece white suite comprising of panelled bath with chrome mains fed shower over and glazed screen, wash hand basin fitted to vanity unit with chrome mixer tap over and low level W.C, part ceramic tiled walls, travertine stone tiled flooring, wall mounted chrome heated towel rail, heritage style slider window to the rear elevation with blind.

Second Floor
Having secondary glazed heritage style window to the rear elevation to the half landing height.

Master Bedroom 19' 8" x 13' 9" Max ( 5.99m x 4.19m Max )
Having secondary glazed heritage casement window to the front elevation, double glazed heritage style casement window to the side, cast iron period style radiator and open grate period style fireplace, double glazed window to the rear and panelled door off to en suite.

En Suite Shower Room
Having double width glazed shower cubicle with mains chrome shower over, wash hand basin fitted to vanity unit with mixer tap over, low level W.C, chrome heated towel rail, double glazed roof light window and fitted mirror light.

Bedroom Four 12' 6" Max into chimney breast recess x 13' ( 3.81m Max into chimney breast recess x 3.96m )
Having secondary glazed heritage sash window to the front, double glazed window to the side and period style radiator.

Outside
To the rear is a beautifully landscaped walled garden with a courtyard area with stone paving, raised borders inset with a variety of mature shrubs, feature dwarf brick wall providing further borders, paved seating area with climbing roses, shaped lawn flanked with rope edge borders, stepping stone, feature cast iron lantern light, borders are inset with a range of flowering shrubs and trees, outside lighting, bin store area, hidden garden area to the rear with lawned area, timber summer house, well stock borders with mature trees and shrubs and feature stone edge pond with water feature.
The property benefits from a right of way via a neighbouring gated brick paved path to the side of the property through double timber gates to the rear, giving access from the street to the rear garden.

Historical Note
"The house was built in the early 19th century. It was used for much of its life as a shop with family accommodation, and in the mid-20th century was owned by the Warren family who ran the shop as a grocery, hence the name "Posh Warrens'".
By the 1980s the accommodation had been split into flats separate from the shop, before the whole building was refurbished as a single home in the early 1990s."

Area Information
The property is idyllically situated in the very heart of Melbourne village which enjoys a high standard of amenities including the Sainsburys superstore, Post office, doctors and dentist surgery and a wide range of quality public houses and restaurants whilst being well placed for the commuter with East Midlands airport, Parkway railway station and major link roads.

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