Located on the quiet cul de sac of Furness Close, Stannington, this superbly renovated semi-detached home offers an excellent blend of modern living, style and comfort. This late 1960s, three-bedroom house has been thoughtfully updated to meet contemporary standards while retaining its character.

A spacious inner hallway with wood effect flooring leads to a bright and airy lounge, adorned with new carpet that enhances the welcoming atmosphere. The heart of the home is undoubtedly the modern fitted kitchen diner, which boasts a full range of integrated appliances and storage. This inviting space opens through full glazed patio doors down to a raised deck area, perfect for al fresco dining, and taking in the vista beyond. Additionally, a separate utility room provides ample storage and plumbing for laundry appliances, complemented by a convenient downstairs WC.

The first floor features three well-proportioned bedrooms, two of which are doubles. The rear bedroom offers stunning views over the surrounding countryside, creating a serene retreat. The modern family bathroom is equipped with a bath and shower over, vanity wash basin, and a WC ensuring all your needs are met.

For those seeking extra space, the property includes an unconverted loft, ideal for storage once boarded. There is also a garage-style storeroom, which presents an opportunity for further storage or conversion if desired. The front of the property features a gated driveway, providing off-street parking for two vehicles, flanked by a lovely, mature garden with lawn. The enclosed rear garden is a true highlight, featuring the raised deck and has an outside water tap. The lower level has a mature lawn and beddings areas and is screen by fencing.

This home is perfect for families or anyone looking for a peaceful yet convenient lifestyle in Stannington. With its modern amenities and charming outdoor spaces, it is a must-see property that promises to impress. Call Spencer to book your appointment.

Stannington is a popular area on the western edge of Sheffield, where the city meets the Peak District. Once a small village, has grown into a suburban community but still retains a village feel, with stone cottages, traditional pubs, and views over the Loxley and Rivelin valleys. Popular with families and professionals alike, the area offers a strong sense of community alongside excellent access to open countryside, including the nearby Peak District National Park. Local amenities are well catered for, with a selection of independent shops, cafés, pubs and reputable schools, while regular transport links provide easy access into Sheffield city centre. Combining green surroundings with everyday convenience, Stannington continues to be one of Sheffield’s most desirable residential locations.

Tenure - Freehold

Council Tax Band - C - £2266.08

EPC Rating - C

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