For Sale3 Bedroom Terraced House in Molesworth Road, Plymouth£180,000

SUMMARY ***VIRTUAL TOUR AVAILABLE FOR THIS PROPERTY - SUPERB INVESTEMENT OPPORTUNITY CLOSE TO PLYMOUTH CITY CENTRE*** This property presents an exciting prospect for investors or those seeking a multigenerational living solution. With its separate lower ground floor flat, it offers a unique layout with the potential to create a wonderful space. It's important to note that the property could benefit from some refurbishment and modernization efforts. While some cosmetic TLC is needed to address deterioration and lack of maintenance, it's also worth noting the property boasts a wealth of charming period features. Overall, this property offers a great opportunity to create a comfortable and stylish home, while preserving its unique heritage.  VIRTUAL TOUR TAKE A VIRTUAL VIEWING FOR THIS PROPERTY - ONLINE VIEWINGS FROM ANYWHERE AND ANY DEVICE!   LOCATION Molesworth Road sits comfortably within the Stoke neighbourhood of Plymouth. This vibrant area offers a perfect blend of urban convenience and a peaceful residential atmosphere. The road itself is lined with a mix of residential and commercial buildings, creating a lively and friendly ambiance. Local shops, cafes, and restaurants are all within easy walking distance, ensuring you have everything you need right on your doorstep. For those seeking green spaces and recreational activities, Stoke Park and Devonport Park are just a stone's throw away. These scenic areas provide ample opportunities for walks, jogs, picnics, or simply relaxing outdoors. With its excellent location and close proximity to amenities, Molesworth Road in Stoke is a popular choice for young professionals, families, and anyone seeking a well-rounded and convenient lifestyle.  57 MOLESWORTH ROAD (HOUSE) DETAILS Grand Character Property with Renovation Potential! This substantial property presents a fantastic opportunity for investors or those seeking a multi-generational home. While the property requires some refurbishment due to general wear and tear, it boasts a wealth of period features that add to its charm, including ceiling roses, coving, picture rails, and dado rails. Step Inside, Character and Space Abound: Upon entering through the single-glazed wooden door, you'll find yourself in a vestibule. The stained-glass window adds a touch of elegance as you proceed into the main hallway. Decorated with yellow and magnolia walls and featuring plush carpeting, the hallway sets the tone for the spacious feel throughout the house. A grand staircase with a dark wood banister and spindles takes center stage, with the space beneath currently awaiting its full potential. Grand Living and Dining Rooms: The first door on your left opens into a light-filled and inviting living room. The décor mirrors the hallway, creating a sense of flow. A large double-glazed bay window overlooks Molesworth Road, offering ample natural light while ensuring privacy thanks to the elevated position of the house. A charming fireplace with a wooden mantelpiece sits waiting to be brought back to life, flanked by two built-in cupboards that match the mantelpiece beautifully. An expansive archway leads to the equally impressive dining room. This formal dining room retains the same cosmetic features as the living room, but boasts a tall double-glazed window framing a view of the courtyard area of the garden. The room's crowning feature is the open fireplace, adding to the property's period character. Functional Kitchen with Garden Access: Returning to the hallway and passing the staircase, you'll find the galley kitchen. Stepping down slightly, the space is painted in a burnt orange with a contrasting white feature wall. Beech-colored herringbone vinyl flooring completes the look. The kitchen is well-equipped with light-colored cupboards and cabinets, featuring an integrated gas hob and electric oven. Blue tiles and an extractor hood complete the splashback area, with a corner housing the boiler. There's ample space for a washing machine and a slim-line fridge-freezer, while a single-glazed window and a large patio door provide access to the garden. Charming Garden with Potential: The garden offers a blank canvas for those with green fingers. Raised planters line one side, while a washing line, established trees, and shrubs add a touch of nature. A gate leads to an alleyway at the back of the property, and with some tree trimming, the space could be transformed into a delightful sun trap. Light-Filled Upper Floor: Returning to the hallway, a mezzanine landing bathed in natural light thanks to a tall double-glazed window, leads you to the upper floor hallway. Here, the décor reflects that of the downstairs hallway. Two Double Bedrooms and a Period Bathroom: Immediately to your right, a door opens into the smaller of the two double bedrooms. This room features cream carpets and walls, built-in cupboards nestled in alcoves, and a large double-glazed window overlooking the garden. The larger double bedroom offers similar décor with cream carpets and walls, but boasts a single built-in cupboard and a large double-glazed bay window with a view over Molesworth Road. Completing this floor is a spacious bathroom. Painted wallpaper adorns the walls, with contrasting dark blue wooden paneling on the lower half. Blue diamond-patterned vinyl flooring adds a touch of whimsy. The bathroom features a bath with a shower overhead, a frosted double-glazed window, a toilet, and a hand-wash basin. Loft Space with Potential: A final treat awaits you - a hidden gem accessible via a ladder in the hallway. This expansive loft space is partially converted and boasts two Velux windows, allowing natural light to flood the room. The space is currently painted pink and white, showcasing original brickwork, and features grey carpets and lighting. The windows offer expansive views over the western Plymouth skyline, making this a perfect spot for a home office, or studio In essence, this property presents a wonderful opportunity to create a truly unique and characterful home, combining the charm of its period features with modern touches.  57A MOLESWORTH ROAD (LOWER GROUND FLOOR FLAT) DETAILS As you exit the main house onto Molesworth Road, a gate on the left-hand side leads you down to a separate lower ground floor flat with its own private entrance. Stepping through the single-glazed wooden door, you enter a vestibule before leading into a spacious living area. Plush carpets cover most of the room, with beech vinyl flooring creating a clear pathway towards the hallway and bedroom. White walls and strategically placed spotlights create a bright and airy feel. A large double-glazed bay window with a low vantage point offers views up to Molesworth Road while ensuring privacy from passers-by. A charming chimney breast adds character, flanked by two shelved alcoves built into the painted stone wall. A large radiator provides warmth on chilly days. An archway leads you to two doors. The first doorway opens into a split-level galley kitchen. This well-lit space boasts white painted walls and white tiled splashbacks, with a mix of beech wooden laminate flooring and light wooden herringbone-themed vinyl adding a touch of warmth underfoot. The upper level features white cabinets and cupboards with a grey worktop, while integrated appliances including an electric hob, oven, and extractor hood cater to your culinary needs. Undercounter space is conveniently available for a washing machine and dishwasher, and a radiator ensures year-round comfort. Taking a couple of steps down leads you to the lower level of the kitchen, featuring an L-shaped counter with matching fixtures to the upper level. A sink and designated space for an undercounter fridge complete this functional kitchen area. A small double-glazed window allows natural light to brighten the space. Returning to the hallway, the second door leads you into a double bedroom. Cream carpets and white walls create a calming atmosphere. A large single-glazed window offers a view of the garden belonging to the upstairs house, while the boiler and heating controls for the entire property are located conveniently to the right of the window along with a radiator for added warmth. Spotlights illuminate the room, and tucked away in the corner, a door leads to a private en-suite bathroom. The en-suite bathroom features a cream color scheme and tiled vinyl flooring. This split-level space features a toilet and radiator on the upper level, while a walk-in shower and a hand wash basin occupy the lower level. A frosted single-glazed window ensures privacy and ventilation, with spotlights providing illumination.  VIEWINGS Interested applicants should call Martin & Co today on 01752 255 255 in order to arrange their viewing appointment.   NOTE TO APPLICANTS We endeavour to make our sales particulars accurate and reliable, however, they do not constitute or form part of an offer or any contract and none is to be relied upon as statements of representation or fact. Any services, systems and appliances listed in this specification have not been tested by us and no guarantee as to their operating ability or efficiency is given. All measurements have been taken as a guide to prospective buyers only, and are not precise. Please be advised that some of the particulars may be awaiting vendor approval. If you require clarification or further information on any points, please contact us, especially if you are travelling some distance to view. Fixtures and fittings other than those mentioned are to be agreed with the seller. We routinely refer potential purchasers to Move With Us conveyancing. It is your decision whether you choose to deal with Move with Us. In making that decision, you should know that we receive an annual payments benefits, equating to approximately £200 per referral.