3/1, 29 Camphill Avenue

The crescent on Camphill Avenue was designed by John C. McKellar and originally dates from the early 1900s. The property is nearby Queens Park, thriving amenities and regular public transport options.

Internally, the accommodation in its entirety comprises: communal residents’ stairwell, entrance vestibule accessed via storm doors, opening into a welcoming hallway. There are three double bedrooms, one of which is currently utilised as a secondary public room alongside a bay windowed formal lounge. There is a rear hallway which accesses a three piece bathroom, original butler’s pantry offering additional storage, and bespoke dining kitchen designed to maximise the usable space containing a range of wall and floor mounted units, integrated appliances, and an almost unique decorative feature in the form of the original stove.

Additionally, the specification includes gas central heating, double glazing alongside ample storage. Traditional features abound, including fire surrounds, detailed ceiling plasterwork, exposed floorboards, moulded woodwork, and the aforementioned kitchen stove. Communal rear garden grounds are accessed from the close at ground floor level, whilst a wooded garden to the front of the terrace is owned and used by all residents on the crescent providing a great space for socialising and exploring.