Guide price
£260,000
(£281/sq. ft)
2 bed terraced house for saleAvenue Road Extension, Leicester LE2
2 beds
1 bath
2 receptions
926 sq. ft
EPC Rating: D
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About this property
Inviting Two Bedroom Victorian Terrace
Significant Investment Throughout the Property
Fully Renovated Ground Floor to Maximise Space
Open Plan Feel Between Dining Area and Kitchen
Newly Fitted Kitchen with Integrated Appliances
French Doors Leading to Rear Garden
Two Spacious Double Bedrooms with Built-in Wardrobes
Stylishly Renovated Family Bathroom
Recently Improved Throughout Whilst Retaining Character Features
Located in the Popular LE2 Residential Area
Situated on Avenue Road Extension, this charming period home offers a superb balance of character and modern living, having undergone an extensive programme of recent renovation and investment. The current owners have thoughtfully enhanced the property throughout, reconfiguring both the interior and exterior to maximise space while carefully retaining and celebrating original features such as high ceilings, picture rails, and a feature ceiling rose.
The ground floor in particular is a standout feature, now fully renovated to create a seamless and sociable living environment. The reception room flows effortlessly through to a generous dining area and into a newly fitted kitchen beyond, forming a well-considered open-plan layout. Large windows to both the front and rear elevations allow natural light to travel through the entire space, creating a bright and airy feel throughout the day. The continuity of hardwood flooring further enhances this sense of flow, while dual log burners introduce warmth and character, making the space equally suited to cosy evenings and entertaining. The open aspect to the rear draws the eye through to the garden, adding depth and an additional sense of openness.
Upstairs, the same level of care and attention is evident. Both double bedrooms have been thoughtfully upgraded, with built-in wardrobes installed to maximise space and practicality, while retaining the charm of original sash windows and strong natural light. The family bathroom has also been renovated to a high standard, offering a clean and contemporary finish in keeping with the rest of the home.
Overall, this is a property where significant recent improvements have been carried out with a clear focus on both design and functionality, resulting in a home that successfully blends period character with modern, practical living.
Freehold Property
EPC 60 D
Council Tax Band A Leicester City Council
Fibre to the premises, available speed 15mb, Ultrafast (FTTP) 1800mb, Overall (Maximum)1800mb
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EPC Rating: D
Location
Located in the highly desirable area of Clarendon Park within walking distance of Leicester City Centre, Victoria Park, University of Leicester, Leicester Train Station and Bus routes. Clarendon Park is located to the south of the city and is between Victoria Park Road, Welford Road, London Road and ends at Avenue Road and Avenue Road Extension. With close proximity to the University of Leicester, Clarendon Park is home to students and academics and due to its popularity some remain or return here after their courses have ended. Many of the houses were built in the Victorian era and some of the villas have stunning architecture. The wider roads are often tree lined and many of the streets are now one way to help with parking.
The travel inks to Leicester City centre are superb and you are only a short walk or ride to the railway station, Leicester University and Victoria Park. Clarendon Park is home to Queens Road, one of the local shopping streets. It is home to a wide range of brasseries, bistros and coffee bars together with local supermarkets and many other shops.
Reception Room (3.97m x 3.39m)
A bright and inviting front reception room, where a large window to the front elevation allows natural light to pour in, setting the tone for the rest of the home. Finished with hardwood flooring and centred around a characterful log burner, the space feels both warm and open. The room flows effortlessly through into the dining area, creating a natural continuation of living space ideal for both relaxing and entertaining.
Dining Room (3.90m x 3.42m)
Positioned at the heart of the home, the dining room is a superb open space that connects seamlessly with both the reception room and kitchen. Natural light streams through from the rear elevation, enhanced by the open-plan layout which allows light to travel freely across the entire ground floor. The continuation of hardwood flooring and the addition of a second log burner create a cohesive and character-filled environment, while under-stairs storage adds practicality.
Kitchen (3.16m x 1.84m)
Open from the dining room, the kitchen continues the free-flowing layout of the ground floor. Fitted with a range of modern units and integrated appliances, the space is both functional and well presented. A window to the side elevation and a rear access door allow additional natural light to filter through, further contributing to the bright and airy feel of the entire downstairs. Thoughtfully designed to complement the open-plan layout.
Bedroom One (4.00m x 3.83m)
A spacious double bedroom positioned to the front of the property, featuring sash windows that allow for excellent natural light while enhancing the home’s period character. Finished in neutral tones with quality carpeting, this is a bright and comfortable principal bedroom.
Bedroom Two (3.91m x 3.69m)
A well-proportioned second double bedroom overlooking the rear elevation, with a sash window providing plenty of natural light. The room benefits from built-in wardrobes, an over-stairs storage cupboard, and a feature chimney breast, offering both character and practicality. Access to the loft is also available from this room.
Hallway
A bright and well presented landing with natural light flowing through from both ends of the property. Provides access to both bedrooms and the family bathroom, with original wooden flooring and a clean, neutral finish throughout.
Family Bathroom (3.11m x 1.80m)
A stylish and well-appointed bathroom finished with full tiling and contemporary flooring. Comprising a wash basin, WC, and a freestanding bath with traditional feet, complemented by a rain-style shower over. A window to the rear elevation allows for natural light and ventilation, while a heated towel rail and built-in airing cupboard add further practicality.
Garden
A private, low-maintenance rear garden enclosed by brick walls, designed with a modern tiled patio and decorative wooden-style panelling. The north-west facing aspect allows for consistent natural light into the afternoon and evening, which in turn feeds back into the kitchen and dining space, enhancing the overall brightness of the ground floor. Rear access is also available via the entryway.
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The ground floor in particular is a standout feature, now fully renovated to create a seamless and sociable living environment. The reception room flows effortlessly through to a generous dining area and into a newly fitted kitchen beyond, forming a well-considered open-plan layout. Large windows to both the front and rear elevations allow natural light to travel through the entire space, creating a bright and airy feel throughout the day. The continuity of hardwood flooring further enhances this sense of flow, while dual log burners introduce warmth and character, making the space equally suited to cosy evenings and entertaining. The open aspect to the rear draws the eye through to the garden, adding depth and an additional sense of openness.
Upstairs, the same level of care and attention is evident. Both double bedrooms have been thoughtfully upgraded, with built-in wardrobes installed to maximise space and practicality, while retaining the charm of original sash windows and strong natural light. The family bathroom has also been renovated to a high standard, offering a clean and contemporary finish in keeping with the rest of the home.
Overall, this is a property where significant recent improvements have been carried out with a clear focus on both design and functionality, resulting in a home that successfully blends period character with modern, practical living.
Freehold Property
EPC 60 D
Council Tax Band A Leicester City Council
Fibre to the premises, available speed 15mb, Ultrafast (FTTP) 1800mb, Overall (Maximum)1800mb
Free Property Valuation
Thinking of selling? We would be delighted to provide you with a free market appraisal of your property.
Contact Focus Property to arrange an appointment: Tel: Or follow the link
EPC Rating: D
Location
Located in the highly desirable area of Clarendon Park within walking distance of Leicester City Centre, Victoria Park, University of Leicester, Leicester Train Station and Bus routes. Clarendon Park is located to the south of the city and is between Victoria Park Road, Welford Road, London Road and ends at Avenue Road and Avenue Road Extension. With close proximity to the University of Leicester, Clarendon Park is home to students and academics and due to its popularity some remain or return here after their courses have ended. Many of the houses were built in the Victorian era and some of the villas have stunning architecture. The wider roads are often tree lined and many of the streets are now one way to help with parking.
The travel inks to Leicester City centre are superb and you are only a short walk or ride to the railway station, Leicester University and Victoria Park. Clarendon Park is home to Queens Road, one of the local shopping streets. It is home to a wide range of brasseries, bistros and coffee bars together with local supermarkets and many other shops.
Reception Room (3.97m x 3.39m)
A bright and inviting front reception room, where a large window to the front elevation allows natural light to pour in, setting the tone for the rest of the home. Finished with hardwood flooring and centred around a characterful log burner, the space feels both warm and open. The room flows effortlessly through into the dining area, creating a natural continuation of living space ideal for both relaxing and entertaining.
Dining Room (3.90m x 3.42m)
Positioned at the heart of the home, the dining room is a superb open space that connects seamlessly with both the reception room and kitchen. Natural light streams through from the rear elevation, enhanced by the open-plan layout which allows light to travel freely across the entire ground floor. The continuation of hardwood flooring and the addition of a second log burner create a cohesive and character-filled environment, while under-stairs storage adds practicality.
Kitchen (3.16m x 1.84m)
Open from the dining room, the kitchen continues the free-flowing layout of the ground floor. Fitted with a range of modern units and integrated appliances, the space is both functional and well presented. A window to the side elevation and a rear access door allow additional natural light to filter through, further contributing to the bright and airy feel of the entire downstairs. Thoughtfully designed to complement the open-plan layout.
Bedroom One (4.00m x 3.83m)
A spacious double bedroom positioned to the front of the property, featuring sash windows that allow for excellent natural light while enhancing the home’s period character. Finished in neutral tones with quality carpeting, this is a bright and comfortable principal bedroom.
Bedroom Two (3.91m x 3.69m)
A well-proportioned second double bedroom overlooking the rear elevation, with a sash window providing plenty of natural light. The room benefits from built-in wardrobes, an over-stairs storage cupboard, and a feature chimney breast, offering both character and practicality. Access to the loft is also available from this room.
Hallway
A bright and well presented landing with natural light flowing through from both ends of the property. Provides access to both bedrooms and the family bathroom, with original wooden flooring and a clean, neutral finish throughout.
Family Bathroom (3.11m x 1.80m)
A stylish and well-appointed bathroom finished with full tiling and contemporary flooring. Comprising a wash basin, WC, and a freestanding bath with traditional feet, complemented by a rain-style shower over. A window to the rear elevation allows for natural light and ventilation, while a heated towel rail and built-in airing cupboard add further practicality.
Garden
A private, low-maintenance rear garden enclosed by brick walls, designed with a modern tiled patio and decorative wooden-style panelling. The north-west facing aspect allows for consistent natural light into the afternoon and evening, which in turn feeds back into the kitchen and dining space, enhancing the overall brightness of the ground floor. Rear access is also available via the entryway.
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