Earlsdon Avenue NorthFor Sale
Earlsdon Avenue North
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Earlsdon Avenue North
A beautifully presented 3/4 bedroom home with accommodation over three floors.
Located close to 'Earlsdon High Street', train station and City Centre
Description
A beautifully presented Edwardian period family home set on a spacious corner plot that has been tastefully improved by the current owners, complementing the existing structure with high ceilings and period features and configured to offer flexible accommodation that suits modern family living.
The property is approached via a beautiful porch making a welcome entrance to the property with the front door opening into a bright hallway with Minton flooring and herringbone designed wooden floors that continue throughout the lounge and dining room. To the left is a spacious dual aspect lounge with feature fireplace and large bay window. Moving through the hallway you pass the area under the stairs which has been fully utilised and makes a great study or reading nook. There is a separate dining room with a feature window looking out into the enclosed garden and doors leading to the rear of the property.
The fully tiled kitchen comprises of built-in cupboards and AEG integrated appliances, an instant hot water tap and granite worktops. There is also access to the rear garden via the kitchen.
Upstairs, the generous and flexible first floor accommodation comprises of three well proportioned bedrooms and a family bathroom with a separate shower. Upon entering the second floor you are greeted by a a spacious landing complete with built in storage and access to the loft which has been beautifully designed and utilised as a bedroom with an en suite and featuring velux windows.
Externally the garden is fully enclosed, it is bordered with a range of trees, shrubs and flowers providing year-round colour and interest and a garden shed ideal for storage. The garden also leads you to the rear driveway which has vehicular access via Broomfield Road. The front of the house offer side access to the garden and enjoys beautiful Wisteria in the summer months which compliment the home beautifully
Sellers Story
We have been living in Earlsdon since 1992 and this house since 1999. Over the years Earlsdon just gets better and better.
There are great pubs, bars, cafes, butchers, greengrocers, many restaurants, library and an easy walk into Coventry. We visit Birmingham many times a year as easy access to Birmingham and London by train. We visit The Albany Theatre regularly for their comedy nights as a 5 min walk and Belgrade Theatre and the City centre is an easy walk. We are on the bus route to Warwick arts centre too which we use a lot. Every year we attend the Coventry Motofest / Godiva festival / food festival memorial park and Earlsdon has its own Mayday festival and all are on our doorstep. There is also the Transport museum, Herbert art gallery which we visit regularly.
We bought it as it is a very attractive, stand-out Edwardian property with great duel aspect rooms, lots of period features such as the sash windows, coving, fireplaces and Minton floors. Also, off street parking and deceptively large garden for the area. The house has so much history, the plot originally sold in 1906 and the house sold in 1909. The garden is a gorgeous haven, the flowers in spring are so colourful and the wisteria at the front often has people stopping to take photos when in bloom.
We are going to seriously miss the house and living in Earlsdon. Both of our work office locations have move from Coventry, so we are moving closer to work to reduce the commute. It has been a very difficult decision to move, as we still love the house and its location.
Floorplan
Location
A beautifully presented Edwardian period family home set on a spacious corner plot that has been tastefully improved by the current owners, complementing the existing structure with high ceilings and period features and configured to offer flexible accommodation that suits modern family living.
The property is approached via a beautiful porch making a welcome entrance to the property with the front door opening into a bright hallway with Minton flooring and herringbone designed wooden floors that continue throughout the lounge and dining room. To the left is a spacious dual aspect lounge with feature fireplace and large bay window. Moving through the hallway you pass the area under the stairs which has been fully utilised and makes a great study or reading nook. There is a separate dining room with a feature window looking out into the enclosed garden and doors leading to the rear of the property.
The fully tiled kitchen comprises of built-in cupboards and AEG integrated appliances, an instant hot water tap and granite worktops. There is also access to the rear garden via the kitchen.
Upstairs, the generous and flexible first floor accommodation comprises of three well proportioned bedrooms and a family bathroom with a separate shower. Upon entering the second floor you are greeted by a a spacious landing complete with built in storage and access to the loft which has been beautifully designed and utilised as a bedroom with an en suite and featuring velux windows.
Externally the garden is fully enclosed, it is bordered with a range of trees, shrubs and flowers providing year-round colour and interest and a garden shed ideal for storage. The garden also leads you to the rear driveway which has vehicular access via Broomfield Road. The front of the house offer side access to the garden and enjoys beautiful Wisteria in the summer months which compliment the home beautifully
Sellers Story
We have been living in Earlsdon since 1992 and this house since 1999. Over the years Earlsdon just gets better and better.
There are great pubs, bars, cafes, butchers, greengrocers, many restaurants, library and an easy walk into Coventry. We visit Birmingham many times a year as easy access to Birmingham and London by train. We visit The Albany Theatre regularly for their comedy nights as a 5 min walk and Belgrade Theatre and the City centre is an easy walk. We are on the bus route to Warwick arts centre too which we use a lot. Every year we attend the Coventry Motofest / Godiva festival / food festival memorial park and Earlsdon has its own Mayday festival and all are on our doorstep. There is also the Transport museum, Herbert art gallery which we visit regularly.
We bought it as it is a very attractive, stand-out Edwardian property with great duel aspect rooms, lots of period features such as the sash windows, coving, fireplaces and Minton floors. Also, off street parking and deceptively large garden for the area. The house has so much history, the plot originally sold in 1906 and the house sold in 1909. The garden is a gorgeous haven, the flowers in spring are so colourful and the wisteria at the front often has people stopping to take photos when in bloom.
We are going to seriously miss the house and living in Earlsdon. Both of our work office locations have move from Coventry, so we are moving closer to work to reduce the commute. It has been a very difficult decision to move, as we still love the house and its location.