Property description
SUMMARY Loft converted five double bedroom 1011sqft Edwardian terraced licensed HMO currently let until summer 2016 at £1825pcm (license ref 13/03534/HMO). Central Oldfield location, handy for Claude Av/Lymore Av bus routes. Long west facing garden with garage at the end. Recently replaced kitchen and bathroom. Ground floor houses two bedrooms, kitchen and rear extension sitting room. First and second floors add three more bedrooms and a large bathroom. Double glazing & GCH. Sole Agents
ENTRANCE HALL Front door, meters and alarm panel, radiator, coved ceiling, staircase to first floor with cupboard under.
BEDROOM 1 Two double glazed front windows, radiator, coved ceiling.
BEDROOM 2 Double glazed rear window, radiator, coved ceiling.
KITCHEN Single drainer inset sink, fitted wall and base units with cupboards and laminated worktops, wall mounted Vaillant gas combination boiler, fitted electric hob with cooker hood over and oven under, space for fridge freezer, plumbing for washing machine, extractor fan, double glazed side window.
SITTING ROOM Double glazed patio doors to rear, part glazed side door, telephone point, T.V point.
LANDING Storage cupboard, stairs to second floor.
BATHROOM Panelled bath with mixer/spray tap, pedestal basin, low level W.C, radiator, extractor fan, rear window.
BEDROOM 3 Two double glazed front windows, radiator, coved ceiling, access to understairs wardrobe.
BEDROOM 4 Double glazed rear window, radiator, coved ceiling, fitted alcove wardrobe.
SECOND FLOOR BEDROOM 5 Double glazed dormer rear window, walk in wardrobe, access to eaves storage, NSH.
REAR GARDENS & GARAGE West facing and primarily laid to lawn, with mature trees and shrubs. Gated rear access next to garage. Patio adjacent to rear elevation.
Single garage with up and over door - accessed from rear lane.
AGENTS NOTES The property is currently rented as a five bedroom licensed HMO via Roman City and returning £1825pcm. End date of current tenancy is 30th June 2016.
Historical Notes - Ivy Avenue itself is first listed in street directories in 1906, with Nos1 through 4 and 23 through 30 built (although only 4 were occupied by this point). The first resident of the street (at No1) was Richard Rickards, whose occupation is listed as portmanteau maker.