23a Cavendish Crescent South
The Park | Nottingham | NG7 1ED
STEP INSIDE
23a Cavendish Crescent South
A truly stunning and unique three bedroom Victorian semi-detached residence located within the prestigious Nottingham Park Estate.
23a Cavendish Crescent South presents a fantastic opportunity to own a remarkable Nottingham home, thoughtfully converted from a beautiful period building in the heart of The Park Estate. Spanning three floors, this exceptional property offers first-class, versatile living space, seamlessly blending charming period features with bespoke design. Recently renovated kitchens and bathrooms add a contemporary touch, and the home is available with the advantage of no upward chain.
ACCOMMODATION
The ground floor provides well-proportioned accommodation showcasing high ceilings and sash windows. There is a high quality and stylish breakfast kitchen, with integrated appliances and gas fired two oven AGA. An inner hallway with study area leads to a generous reception room, currently offering well-defined sitting and dining areas, with a feature fireplace.
A traditional staircase rises to the first floor, where a spacious landing provides access to two double bedrooms sharing the use of a high quality family bathroom. The second floor provides an impressive open space, created from two attic rooms, now forming a generous bedroom suite with walk in wardrobe and en-suite shower room – this space provides versatility, being ideal for a principal bedroom suite, teenager/ guest suite, or perfect for those with a need to work from home.
OUTSIDE
The property has an attractive and private courtyard garden, ideal for outdoor entertaining. There is also gated access for vehicular parking and further benefits from ample on-street parking always being freely available.
THE PARK ESTATE
Cavendish Crescent South is a quiet road with no through traffic located within the heart of The Park Estate, being Nottingham’s premier and desirable residential location. The property is convenient for the city centre which is within walking distance offering a wide variety of services and amenities, restaurants, bars and shops. For the commuter there is ease of access to the region’s commercial and retail centres as well as Nottingham train station which provides swift access to further afield. The Park was formed from former deer grounds of Nottingham Castle with many of the properties within The Park designed by noted architects such as P F Robinson, Watson Fothergill and T C Hine. Since 1986 The Park has been a designated conservation area of outstanding natural architectural importance.
TENURE
Freehold
Council Tax Band: E
Tenure: Freehold
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