3 bed semi-detached house for sale

46 Trent Street, Worksop S80

A comprehensively refurbished 1930s semi-detached home with flexible three-bedroom accommodation, generous kitchen/diner, enclosed parking and a delightful established rear garden.

Summary

A substantially upgraded 1930s semi-detached home offering generous living space and considerable flexibility. Refurbished in February 2024, works included a complete rewire, new kitchen, bathroom and WC, new radiators, relocation of the boiler into the loft, and installation of data cabling. A spacious kitchen/diner and living room provide excellent ground-floor accommodation, complemented upstairs by a principal bedroom and two versatile rooms. Outside, an enclosed driveway, carport and garage are joined by a particularly appealing established rear garden with mature planting and several areas for outdoor seating.

Ground Floor

Entrance

The property is approached through a white entrance door opening into the ground-floor accommodation. The traditional fair-faced brick elevations immediately reflect the age and character of the house, while the internal accommodation has been considerably updated as part of the refurbishment programme.

Kitchen/Diner

Measuring approximately 5.90m x 2.68m, the kitchen/diner is one of the principal features of the home, providing a notably bright and sociable space with clearly defined areas for cooking and dining.

The kitchen was newly installed as part of the comprehensive February 2024 refurbishment and features an extensive range of light-coloured Shaker-style wall and base cabinetry with long metal handles, generous work surfaces and useful under-cabinet lighting. An electric oven is positioned beneath a stainless-steel extractor hood, with provision also made for an under-worktop fridge and freezer.

The arrangement provides a particularly good amount of cupboard and preparation space, including an additional bank of cabinetry and drawers which helps maximise storage without encroaching upon the dining area. Light-toned waterproof laminate flooring continues throughout and contributes to the bright appearance of the room.

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Natural light is a particular strength. In addition to several windows, large, glazed sliding doors within the dining area provide a pleasant outlook directly into the rear garden and allow the dining space to open naturally onto the outside seating areas during warmer weather.

There is ample room for a substantial dining table and chairs, as demonstrated by the current arrangement, while a broad arched opening creates an easy connection with the adjoining living room. This arrangement allows the two spaces to feel connected without sacrificing their individual identities and works particularly well for family life and entertaining.

Living Room

Measuring approximately 4.96m x 3.66m, the living room is a well-proportioned reception room with sufficient floor space for substantial sofas, occasional furniture, television equipment and freestanding storage.

A wide front-facing window introduces plenty of natural light, while the broad arched opening connecting the room with the kitchen/diner gives the ground floor a particularly sociable flow. Despite this connection, the living room remains sufficiently defined to provide a comfortable separate area in which to relax.

The room's proportions and simple neutral finish make it easy for an incoming purchaser to furnish according to their own requirements, while the current arrangement demonstrates that it can comfortably accommodate both seating and substantial freestanding storage.

Utility Area

A particularly useful additional space is positioned off the main ground-floor accommodation and benefits from windows to three sides, making it unusually light for a practical utility area. There is space for a washing machine together with additional freestanding storage, allowing laundry and household equipment to be kept away from the principal kitchen.
Its position close to the garden also adds to its practicality for day-to-day use.

Downstairs WC

Positioned beneath the staircase, the downstairs WC was newly created as part of the 2024 refurbishment. It is fitted with a white WC and wash hand basin, complemented by light finishes and decorative detailing. A frosted window provides natural light while retaining privacy.

The addition of a ground-floor WC is particularly useful for family life and visiting guests.

First Floor

Landing

The staircase rises to a central first-floor landing providing access to the bedroom, bathroom and additional flexible rooms.

A particularly distinctive feature is the circular window positioned beside the staircase, an unusual architectural detail that introduces additional natural light into the stairwell and gives this otherwise practical part of the house some individual character. The landing is comfortably proportioned and has space for a small item of freestanding furniture, as currently arranged.

Main Bedroom

Measuring approximately 3.47m x 2.69m, the principal bedroom comfortably accommodates a double bed together with freestanding bedroom furniture. A large window provides good natural light, while the neutral decoration creates a straightforward backdrop for an incoming purchaser's furnishings.

The current arrangement demonstrates that, despite its relatively compact dimensions, the room can accommodate a double bed together with useful storage while retaining circulation space.

Bathroom

The bathroom was newly installed during the February 2024 refurbishment and provides a practical suite incorporating a curved bath with shower facility, WC and wash hand basin. The bath and shower are mains-fed from the boiler.

Light marble-effect wall panelling gives the room a clean finish and is complemented by contrasting vinyl floor tiles. A window positioned alongside the bath provides natural light and ventilation, while a mirrored wall cabinet and vanity storage beneath the basin add useful everyday storage.

Upstairs Living Room

Measuring approximately 3.60m x 3.47m, this is a particularly versatile first-floor room and is currently arranged to accommodate both seating and a working area. Its generous proportions are demonstrated by the amount of furniture presently accommodated, including a sofa, desk, storage and freestanding wardrobe.

A large window provides good natural light and there is ample floor space to adapt the room according to individual requirements. It could continue as an additional sitting room, combine home-working and relaxation space, or potentially provide an additional bedroom, hobby room or snug, subject to the purchaser satisfying any relevant requirements.

Its size and flexibility are notable advantages of the property, particularly for buyers whose accommodation requirements may change over time.

Upstairs Office

Measuring approximately 2.67m x 2.46m, the office provides a genuine dedicated home-working space rather than simply an occasional desk area. The photographs demonstrate that the room can accommodate a substantial corner workstation, computer equipment, printer and filing/storage furniture.

A large window positioned immediately alongside the desk provides excellent natural light and an outlook across the surrounding residential area. The provision of Gigabit Ethernet data cabling as part of the 2024 works further enhances its suitability for home working.

For buyers who do not require a dedicated office, the room could alternatively serve as a dressing room, hobby room or other ancillary space according to individual requirements.

2024 Refurbishment

The property underwent a comprehensive programme of refurbishment and upgrading which was completed in February 2024, with the works extending considerably beyond cosmetic improvements to encompass the electrical installation, heating, kitchen, bathroom, WC, connectivity, security and external structures.

Electrical Works

The electrical installation was completely rewired, including the installation of new distribution boards, and an electrical safety certificate was issued following completion of the works.

Consideration was also given to modern connectivity. Gigabit Ethernet data cabling was installed from the upstairs point where the fibre-optic broadband enters the property, with dedicated cabling running to the upstairs main room, the rear garden wall for security-camera use, the garage for remote backup server use, the front door for security-camera use and the downstairs living area for television connectivity.

A floodlight and security camera were also installed to monitor the driveway. It has a wireless connection.

Kitchen And Bathroom Renovations

The kitchen was completely replaced, incorporating new fitted units and work surfaces together with provision for an under-worktop fridge and freezer, electric cooker and oven and extractor hood.

The bathroom was replaced with a new suite incorporating bath and shower facilities, WC and wash hand basin, with the bath and shower mains-fed from the boiler. A new downstairs WC was also created beneath the staircase, providing an additional facility on the ground floor.

The central heating system was upgraded with new radiators installed throughout the property. The boiler was relocated to an accessible position within the loft, and a gas safety certificate was issued following the works.

External Refurbishment

Externally, the carport was replaced, including its frame and roofing, while the garage timber fascia was renewed. A concrete-post and timber-panel fence was replaced along the adjoining property boundary.

Taken together, the works represent substantial investment in the property and, importantly, address many of the infrastructure and practical considerations that can accompany the purchase of an older home.

Construction And Services

Constructed in the 1930s, the property is a traditional semi-detached house with principally fair-faced brick elevations beneath a pitched main roof covered with concrete interlocking roof tiles.

The vendor advises that the ground-floor construction comprises a combination of refurbished suspended and solid floors, with suspended timber floor construction at first-floor level.

The property is connected to mains gas, electricity, water and drainage, and fibre-optic broadband and telephone.

Exterior

Front And Parking

46 Trent Street is an established 1930s semi-detached property with an attractive traditional red-brick exterior.

To the side of the house, double gates open onto an enclosed driveway providing valuable off-road parking and leading beneath the carport towards the detached garage. The carport frame and roofing were replaced as part of the 2024 works, providing sheltered parking immediately alongside the property.

A floodlight and security camera monitor the driveway area wirelessly, complementing the enclosed arrangement.

Rear Garden

Directly accessible from the kitchen/dining area, the garden incorporates generous paved and hard-landscaped areas providing several options for outdoor furniture, dining and entertaining. The arrangement means there is plenty of usable space immediately outside the house, making it particularly convenient for summer dining and gatherings.

Beyond the main paved area, curved raised borders introduce structure and soften the hard landscaping. These contain an attractive mixture of established shrubs and mature planting, including climbing greenery and flowering plants. A small area of lawn provides further contrast without creating a significant maintenance burden.

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One of the garden's most noticeable features is the amount of established greenery around its boundaries. Mature hedging and planting create an attractive backdrop and, together with the timber fencing, provide a good degree of enclosure and privacy. A mature tree close to the house adds further character and greenery.

The combination of paving, lawn, raised beds, established shrubs and mature planting gives the garden much more interest than a conventional paved yard while keeping the overall space relatively manageable. It provides distinct areas in which to sit, dine, entertain or simply enjoy the garden.

Garage

The detached garage measures approximately 5.30m x 2.55m and sits beyond the driveway/carport. It is currently used as a garden storage building, providing valuable space for tools, bicycles and general household or gardening equipment. A Gigabit Ethernet data cable is installed in the rear of the garage, for remote connection of a backup server or other devices.

The garage has corrugated bitumen roof sheets and fair-face brick walls. The timber fascia was renewed as part of the 2024 external works.

Layout

Ground floor: Entrance, kitchen/diner, living room, utility area, downstairs WC and staircase.

First floor: Landing with circular window, main bedroom, bathroom, upstairs living room and office.

Exterior: Enclosed driveway, replacement carport, private established rear garden, paved seating areas, lawn, raised planted borders, mature shrubs and greenery, detached garage/garden store, fencing and gated access.

Location

Trent Street is situated within the established market town of Worksop, providing convenient access to a wide range of everyday amenities including shops, supermarkets, cafés, restaurants, schools, leisure facilities and professional services. The town also offers several parks and green spaces, while its location provides convenient access to the surrounding Nottinghamshire and South Yorkshire areas.

There is a good choice of local schooling. Norbridge Academy is approximately 600 metres from Trent Street and is currently rated Outstanding. Worksop Priory Church of England Primary Academy is rated Good, while Outwood Academy Valley provides secondary education and is also rated Good. School catchments, admissions arrangements and the availability of places should be confirmed directly with the relevant schools and local authority.

Connectivity

Worksop is also well placed for commuters. Worksop railway station is approximately 400 metres from Trent Street and provides services towards Sheffield and Nottingham, with connections onwards across the regional network. The town's bus station provides services to a number of surrounding towns and villages, including Doncaster, Rotherham, Harworth, Dinnington, Gateford and Shireoaks.

For road users, Worksop provides convenient access towards the A1 and M1 motorway network, with Sheffield approximately 21 miles away and Doncaster approximately 18 miles away. Nottingham is also readily accessible, making the town a practical base for those travelling throughout Nottinghamshire, South Yorkshire and the wider East Midlands.

Viewing

46 Trent Street combines flexible accommodation with a comprehensive programme of refurbishment completed in 2024, together with enclosed off-road parking and a particularly pleasant, established rear garden.

An internal viewing is recommended to appreciate the traditional 1930s character, the extent of the improvements undertaken and the practical features this lovely home has to offer.