Sneinton Boulevard, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG2 4FD

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GUIDE PRICE £185,000 - £195,000

There’s something appealing about a home that offers more space than you might initially expect, particularly when that space is arranged across three floors.

This three-bedroom traditional terraced home in Sneinton offers generous accommodation, lovely high ceilings and a versatile layout that provides plenty of flexibility for everyday living.

With an open-plan lounge and dining room, separate kitchen, utility area, downstairs WC and three double bedrooms, including a top-floor bedroom with its own en-suite, there’s certainly plenty here for its next owners to work with.

While the property would benefit from some cosmetic updating and general TLC, it presents an opportunity for someone to put their own stamp on a home with plenty of space and character.

The property is also being sold with no onward chain, making it an appealing option for buyers looking to take their next step onto the property ladder, those needing additional space or anyone wanting a home within easy reach of Nottingham city centre.

Step through the front door and you’re welcomed into the entrance hall, which provides access to both the lounge and dining room, together with the staircase leading to the first floor.

Laminate flooring runs through the hallway and continues into both reception rooms, creating a sense of continuity throughout the ground floor.

One of the first things you’ll notice is the height of the ceilings, a lovely feature of the property that gives the rooms an added sense of space and character.

The lounge sits towards the front of the house, where a double-glazed bay window brings in plenty of natural light.

With room for generous freestanding furniture and two central heating radiators, it’s a comfortable space for relaxing, whether that’s settling down for an evening in or spending time with family and friends.

Rather than being completely separated, the lounge opens through into the dining room, creating a versatile arrangement that allows the two spaces to work together.

The dining room sits towards the rear and is another generously proportioned room, with plenty of space for a dining table alongside additional furniture.

A double-glazed window provides natural light, while a central heating radiator and the continuation of the laminate flooring complement the room.

It’s easy to imagine this becoming somewhere for family meals, entertaining friends or simply sitting down together at the end of the day.

Beyond the dining room is the kitchen, positioned towards the rear of the property.

Fitted with a combination of eye and base-level units, the kitchen provides work surfaces and an inset stainless-steel sink and drainer, together with a gas hob, electric oven and extractor fan.

There’s also a central heating radiator and double-glazed window, while a useful understairs pantry provides additional storage for food and other household essentials.

The kitchen leads through to a rear lobby and utility area, a particularly practical addition that helps keep the everyday household jobs separate from the main living accommodation.

The utility room offers further base-level units, a circular stainless-steel sink and space for a washing machine. There’s also a central heating radiator, double-glazed window and a convenient downstairs WC.

The adjoining lobby provides space for a fridge/freezer, together with a double-glazed door opening directly onto the rear garden.

Having these additional areas at the back of the house is a real benefit, particularly for households that appreciate having somewhere to keep laundry, appliances and other everyday necessities away from the main kitchen.

Head upstairs and the first-floor landing connects two of the bedrooms and the family bathroom, with a further staircase continuing to the top floor.

Laminate flooring runs along the landing and into both bedrooms.

The larger of the first-floor bedrooms occupies the full width of the front of the house, creating a particularly generous double room.

Two double-glazed windows bring natural light into the space, while a central heating radiator and useful storage beneath the staircase add to its practicality.

There’s ample room for a double bed, wardrobes, drawers and other freestanding furniture, making this a comfortable bedroom in its own right.

The second bedroom on this floor sits towards the rear and is another well-proportioned double.

With a double-glazed window, central heating radiator and laminate flooring, there’s room for a double bed alongside additional furniture. Depending on your needs, it could also work as a guest bedroom or a dedicated home office.

The family bathroom is positioned towards the rear of the first floor and offers a three-piece suite comprising a bath with overhead shower, WC and a double wash-hand-basin vanity unit.

The double basins are a particularly useful feature, especially for households where more than one person is getting ready at the same time.

Tiled walls and flooring give the room a practical finish, while a heated towel radiator and double-glazed window complete the space.

There’s also an airing cupboard housing the combination boiler.

But the accommodation doesn’t stop there.

Continue upstairs and you’ll find the third double bedroom occupying the top floor, giving this part of the house a lovely sense of separation from the bedrooms below.

Two double-glazed windows bring natural light into the room, while laminate flooring and a central heating radiator complete the space.

There’s plenty of room for bedroom furniture, but what makes this floor particularly appealing is the additional accommodation alongside it.

A small lobby connects the bedroom to its own en-suite shower room, and this space could lend itself well to use as a dressing area, providing somewhere for additional storage or wardrobes.

The en-suite is fitted with a three-piece suite comprising a walk-in shower, wash hand basin with vanity unit and WC, complemented by tiled walls and flooring and an extractor fan.

There’s also a small hatch providing access to the eaves for storage.

For someone wanting a principal bedroom away from the rest of the house, or perhaps a teenager looking for a little more independence, this top-floor arrangement works particularly well.

Outside, the property sits slightly back from the road, with a small frontage providing space for bins and a little separation from the pavement.

To the rear is an enclosed, low-maintenance garden, offering somewhere to sit outside without the upkeep of a larger lawned space.

There’s room to introduce outdoor furniture and enjoy the warmer months, while a raised planting bed provides the opportunity to grow flowers, shrubs or even your own vegetables.

For anyone who enjoys gardening, it’s a manageable space to work with, while those who prefer something easier to maintain can simply enjoy having their own outdoor area.

The property also benefits from double glazing throughout and gas central heating.

And then there’s the location.

Sneinton has a character of its own, combining traditional residential streets with independent businesses, everyday amenities and convenient access towards Nottingham city centre.

Nearby Sneinton Dale offers a range of local shops and services, while the wider area is home to Sneinton Market and its collection of independent businesses, cafés and creative spaces.

Green’s Windmill and its surrounding green space are another distinctive feature of the neighbourhood, while nearby parks provide opportunities to get outdoors without having to travel far.

Nottingham city centre and the railway station are also accessible from the area, making the location appealing to those who work in the city or regularly travel further afield.

It’s a location that offers the convenience of city living while retaining the character of an established Nottingham neighbourhood.

Ultimately, this is a house that offers considerably more accommodation than its traditional frontage might suggest.

There are two generous reception areas, a separate kitchen supported by a utility room and downstairs WC, three double bedrooms and two bathrooms, all arranged across three floors.

The high ceilings add character, while the top-floor bedroom and en-suite provide a degree of separation that makes the layout particularly versatile.

Although some updating and personal touches would help bring out its full potential, the space and layout provide a fantastic starting point for someone looking to create a home of their own.

With the added benefit of no onward chain, this is an opportunity for buyers who can see beyond a little TLC and appreciate everything the property has to offer.

For anyone looking for generous accommodation in a convenient Nottingham location, there’s certainly plenty here worth discovering.

General Information:
Tenure: Freehold. Local Authority: Nottingham City Council. The agency website indicates Tax band: A. Energy Rating: D. Water Meter Fitted.

Please note: Some images within this listing have been digitally staged using AI-generated furniture for illustrative purposes only. These images are intended to demonstrate how the accommodation could potentially be furnished. The property is currently offered in the condition shown within the original, unstaged photographs.

Ben Sales, HomeMove Nottinghamshire:
Ben launched HomeMove Nottingham in 2020, bringing over a decade of estate agency experience and a fresh, personal approach to selling homes across Nottinghamshire & Derbyshire. Since then, Ben has built a reputation as one of the area’s most trusted independent agents, offering expert local knowledge, exceptional marketing and a service centred around achieving the best results for his sellers. This dedication has earned prestigious recognition, with HomeMove Nottingham named ESTAS Best Agent in NG1 in 2025 and 2026!

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Sneinton Boulevard, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG2 4FD

£185,000

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