4 bed terraced house

St Nicholas Lodge is a Victorian residence built in 1901 by Captain Stephen Marsh Smith. The property has a rich history, having served as a private residence, boys' boarding school, and officers' quarters during World War I. The house has a private front garden and a generous rear garden. Internally, it features original period detailing, hardwood flooring, soaring ceilings, and magnificent fireplaces. The accommodation includes a grand open-plan reception room, a kitchen with walk-in larder, study, utility room, and bathroom on the ground floor. The first floor has two double bedrooms with access to a sunroom, and the second floor has two further spacious double bedrooms. The house also has a garage, summer house, and room sizes as follows: Entrance Hallway, Lounge/Diner (26'3 x 25'3), Study (8'1 x 4'8), Inner Hallway, Cloakroom, Kitchen (14'7 x 10'6), Storage Area, Landing, Bathroom, Utility Room (10'0 x 5'3), Bedroom 1 (20'5 x 12'9), Bedroom 2 (17'1 x 12'8), Sun Room (15'8 x 4'7), Landing, Bedroom 3 (16'2 x 12'6), Bedroom 4 (12'6 x 8'7), Garden to Front and Rear.