Guide price
£550,000
6 bed semi-detached house for saleOak Road, Potternewton, Leeds LS7
6 beds
2 baths
3 receptions
EPC Rating: F
- Freehold
Linley & Simpson - North Leeds Sales
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About this property
Refurbishment Opportunity
Character
Semi Detached Period House
6 Bedrooms
3 Receptions
Sought After location
Conservation Area
Requiring modernization and Updating
Large cellar
Many Original Features
A substantial late Victorian semi-detached home in a highly sought after conservation area with potential to update and modernise. Offering 3 Receptions, 6 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms, Cellar, Gardens and many character features. Viewing Advised!
A Substantial Late Victorian Family Home in a Prime Conservation Area – Oak Road, Potternewton, Leeds
Nestled on the picturesque and tree-lined Oak Road within the desirable Potternewton Conservation Area, this generously proportioned late Victorian semi-detached residence presents a rare opportunity to acquire a much-loved family home that has been in the same ownership for over 40 years. With its elegant architecture, high ceilings, period features, and spacious accommodation spread over three floors plus a full footprint cellar, the property offers the perfect canvas for sympathetic modernisation.
Ideally located, the home benefits from excellent transport links to Leeds city centre and surrounding areas, falls within catchment for several highly regarded schools, and is just moments from the vibrant Chapel Allerton with its eclectic mix of restaurants, cafés, bars, independent shops, and everyday amenities.
Accommodation
A characterful wooden entrance door with glazed side panels opens into a bright entrance hallway with sash window and fitted cupboard housing the fuse box.
The reception hallway is generously sized and gives access to the main ground floor rooms, the cellar, and stairs to the upper floors.
To the rear, the kitchen features a sash window to the side and is fitted with a range of wall and base units, work surfaces, sink, oven, and hob.
Adjacent is a charming breakfast room, still retaining the original servants’ bells, with a window overlooking the garden, a cast iron feature fireplace, built-in cupboard, and side access.
The dining room boasts glazed French doors with matching side windows opening to the rear garden, a wooden fireplace with gas fire, picture rail, ceiling rose, and high ceilings – perfect for entertaining.
The formal lounge is positioned to the front of the house with a large bay window, sash windows, a wooden surround fireplace with cast iron fire inset, ceiling rose, and further period detailing.
First Floor:
A half landing with beautiful decorative stained glass window leads to a spacious first floor landing and the following rooms:
• Bedroom One: Sash windows to the rear and side, fitted cupboard, and feature fireplace
• Bedroom Two: Sash window to rear, feature fireplace, and picture rail
• Bedroom Three: Two sash windows to the front, feature fireplace, and picture rail
• Family Bathroom: With bath and electric shower over, wash hand basin, tiled walls, and housing the hot water boiler
• Separate WC: With sash window to the side
Second Floor:
Stairs rise to the second floor landing, lit by a sash window and leading to:
• Bedroom Four: With windows to rear and side, wooden fireplace with tiled inset
• Bedroom Five: UPVC window to rear, fitted cupboard, feature fireplace with cast iron inset, and picture rail
• Bedroom Six: UPVC window to front, fitted cupboard, and feature fireplace
• Second Bathroom: With bath and electric shower over, WC, wash hand basin, tiled walls, window to front, and built-in cupboard
Cellar:
The expansive cellar extends the full footprint of the house and is divided into three main rooms with power and lighting, plus additional areas offering scope for further use
Outside:
To the front, the property is set well back from the road and enjoys a generous private garden, mainly laid to lawn with mature trees and shrubs, bordered by traditional stone walling. Steps lead up to the main entrance, and a concrete path continues around the side to the rear.
The rear garden is concreted, providing a low-maintenance space with potential for landscaping or further enhancement, and also offers off-road parking – a valuable asset in this sought-after location.
This characterful and elegant home offers a rare opportunity for a discerning buyer to update and restore a significant period property to its full potential. Viewing is highly recommended to appreciate the scale, setting, and possibilities this home has to offer.
Material information:
Tenure
The property is Freehold.
Services
The property has mains gas, electricity, water and drainage/sewerage, which were connected and working at the time of our inspection.
Broadband & mobile coverage
Broadband is available in this area / mobile signal & coverage is available in this area.
Flood risk & planning permission
Flood risk – not known to be an issue / planning permission – none in the immediate area.
Council tax band C
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