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3 bedroom Mid Terrace House for sale, Boulevard, Hull, East Yorkshire, HU3
Features and Description
- Beautifully-Presented Three-bedroom Victorian family home with period charm and character throughout
- Approximately 1,200 sq. ft. of well-appointed accommodation ideal for family living
- Lovingly maintained by the same owners for decades, filled with warmth and happy memories
- Generous entrance hall with original spindle staircase, ceiling coving, picture rail, and built-in storage
- Combined sitting and dining room with front bay window, rear garden views, feature fireplace, and period detailing
- 18-foot kitchen/breakfast room with bespoke cabinetry, integrated appliances, and laminated work surfaces
- Utility room and ground floor cloakroom providing practical family convenience
- Three well-proportioned double bedrooms, all with character features and natural light
- Family bathroom with three-piece suite, shower, vanity storage
- Front courtyard with attractive brick and wrought iron boundary, providing kerb appeal
- Fully enclosed rear garden with paved seating areas, shrubs and plants, large shed/workshop, and rear ten-foot access
- Gas central heating, majority double glazing, EPC rating D, Council Tax Band B – Hull City Council
This beautifully presented three-bedroom Victorian family home offers approximately 1,200 sq. ft. of immaculate accommodation, thoughtfully laid out for modern family living. Every corner of this home reflects care and attention, combining period charm with practical spaces for daily life. The property continues to impress outside with a lovely fully enclosed rear garden, complete with a large shed/workshop and driveway providing access to a rear ten-foot, making it as functional as it is inviting. This is a home that really must be seen to be fully appreciated.
Set along a prime position on the Boulevard in West Hull, the property benefits from a convenient location within the HU3 district. Excellent road and public transport links into the city centre make commuting effortless, while local amenities, schools for all ages, and Hull Infirmary are all within easy reach. The leafy, sought-after location is perfectly connected to the life of the city.
Lovingly maintained by the same attentive owners for many years, this home is now offered to the market ready for a new family to enjoy and create lasting memories. It has been cherished and cared for, and every room reflects the warmth and character of a home that has truly been lived in and loved.
The ground floor entrance porch sets the tone for the home, providing a charming space to transition from outside to inside. Stepping into the entrance hall, you are greeted by period features throughout, including an original spindle staircase that rises gracefully to the first floor. The hall provides a welcoming introduction and sets a tone of elegance and warmth for the home beyond.
The combined sitting and dining room stretches impressively from the front to the rear of the house. At the front, a bay window floods the space with natural light, while a feature fireplace creates a cosy focal point. To the rear, French doors and a garden-facing window bring the outdoors in. Period details, including ceiling coving and a picture rail, complement the room’s character, creating a space perfect for family gatherings or entertaining friends.
The kitchen/breakfast room is an impressive 18-foot space that acts as the heart of the home. Fitted with bespoke cabinetry, ample work surfaces, and integrated appliances, it is designed for both practical cooking and informal dining. Natural light pours in through the windows, while the adjoining utility room and ground floor cloakroom add convenience for everyday living and modern family life.
Upstairs, the first-floor landing provides access to three generously proportioned double bedrooms, each with its own character and charm. The principal bedroom benefits from a bay window and abundant natural light, while the remaining two bedrooms provide comfortable accommodation for family or guests. The family bathroom is well-appointed and includes a shower.
Outside, the property continues to shine. A neat front courtyard creates an attractive approach to the house, while the rear garden is beautifully designed and low-maintenance. Paved seating areas, a selection of shrubs and plants, and the large shed/workshop make this outdoor space both functional and enjoyable. Parking is also available via the rear access, adding another layer of convenience to family living.
With gas central heating via radiators and majority double glazing, the property is comfortable and efficient. It is rated EPC D and falls within Council Tax Band B, payable to Hull City Council.
We are thrilled to bring this stunning Victorian family home to the market. Its combination of period charm, practical living spaces, and beautifully maintained gardens make it a rare find in this sought-after location. A detailed internal inspection is highly recommended to fully appreciate all that this home has to offer.
Entrance Porch
4'7" x 2'7" (1.40m x 0.79m)
Approached via a partially glazed timber door, complemented by a side panel and a feature window above, the entrance porch immediately sets the tone for this elegant home. Half-height original wall tiling in soothing shades of green creates a charming focal point while providing a practical space to remove footwear and outerwear before stepping inside. Bright and welcoming, the porch acts as a perfect transition from the outdoors to the warm, inviting interior.
Entrance Hall
21'6" x 5'1" (6.55m x 1.55m)
Stepping inside, the entrance hall delivers a sense of grandeur and character that defines the property. Generously proportioned, this central hallway features a beautiful original spindle staircase leading to the first floor, while a handy built-in storage cupboard adds practicality. Period detailing abounds, including decorative ceiling coving, dado rails, a striking ceiling rose, and exposed timber flooring. Radiators are elegantly positioned to provide warmth, making this space a welcoming introduction to the home’s exceptional accommodation.
Sitting Room
14'6" x 12'3" (4.42m x 3.73m)
Positioned at the front of the house, the sitting room is a beautifully proportioned space, filled with natural light from a double-glazed walk-in bay window that draws the eye outward and frames views of the street. Period features such as intricate ceiling coving, a decorative ceiling rose, and a picture rail add elegance and character, while a feature fireplace with a tiled inset and hearth housing a gas fire provides a warm and inviting focal point. Exposed timber flooring and carefully placed radiators complete this charming, welcoming space — perfect for relaxing with family or entertaining guests.
Dining Room
13'8" x 11'7" (4.17m x 3.53m)
To the rear of the property, the dining room offers a bright and versatile space with views over the garden through a rear-facing double-glazed window. Period detailing continues with elegant ceiling coving and a picture rail, while a serving hatch connects seamlessly to the breakfast kitchen, making mealtimes easy and sociable. This generously sized room is ideal for family dining or hosting dinner parties, combining style, practicality, and plenty of natural light to create a space that is both functional and inviting.
Breakfast Kitchen
18'8" x 10'3" (5.70m x 3.12m)
The heart of the home, the breakfast kitchen is a beautifully proportioned space that combines practical cooking with informal dining. A walk-in bay window to the side fills the dining area with light, while an exposed brick fireplace provides a charming focal point. The kitchen itself is fitted with bespoke painted timber cabinetry, comprising cupboards and drawers, complemented by laminated work surfaces and ceramic tiled splashbacks. A stainless steel sink with mixer tap and built-in appliances, including an inset hob and eye-level oven, ensures both functionality and style. This is a space where families can gather, enjoy meals together, or simply spend time in the heart of the home.
Utility Room
7'7" x 6'3" (2.30m x 1.90m)
Accessed via a timber door with a panel window overlooking the garden, the utility room is both practical and well-appointed. It features additional bespoke cabinetry, a laminated work surface, and a stainless steel sink unit, with space for freestanding appliances. Tiled flooring ensures easy maintenance, while garden access makes it convenient for outdoor chores or entertaining.
Cloakroom
6'3" x 2'8" (1.90m x 0.81m)
Located conveniently on the ground floor, the cloakroom is fitted with a low-flush WC and benefits from a high-level side window that lets in natural light. Ceramic tiling to splashback areas adds practicality, while a radiator ensures comfort in this compact yet essential space.
Landing
The central landing provides access to all three bedrooms and the family bathroom. Split-level design adds architectural interest, while a built-in storage cupboard ensures the space remains functional. Radiator providing warmth, and period detailing such as dado rails continues the home’s charming character throughout.
Principal Bedroom
15'11" x 11'11" (4.85m x 3.63m)
Stretching the full width of the front of the property, the principal bedroom is a fabulous double room flooded with light from a double-glazed walk-in bay window and a further front-facing window. Ceiling coving and a radiator add both style and comfort, while a thoughtful arrangement of fitted wardrobes and cupboards provides ample storage. This room perfectly balances elegance with practicality, making it a serene retreat within the home.
Bedroom 2
12'1" x 10'4" (3.68m x 3.15m)
A generous double bedroom overlooking the rear garden, Bedroom Two is a bright and inviting space. It benefits from built-in wardrobes, ceiling coving, and a radiator, combining period charm with modern functionality.
Bedroom 3
11'2" x 10'4" (3.40m x 3.15m)
Bedroom Three is another double, also positioned to enjoy rear garden views. A double-glazed walk-in bay window brings in abundant light, highlighting the room’s proportions. With ceiling coving and a radiator, this room is versatile and inviting — ideal for a child, guest, or home office.
Bathroom
8'4" x 5'10" (2.54m x 1.78m)
The bathroom is thoughtfully appointed with a three-piece suite in a subtle colour palette. A panelled bath with fitted shower, wash hand basin inset into a vanity unit, and low-flush WC are complemented by tongue-and-groove timber panelling and tiled flooring. Two double-glazed windows provide natural light, while a radiator completes this practical yet attractive space.
Front Garden
To the front of the property, a charming enclosed courtyard is framed by a brick-built boundary wall with decorative wrought ironwork atop the pillars. A pedestrian gate opens onto a pathway leading to the front door, while the courtyard itself provides a private, low-maintenance space with character and kerb appeal.
Rear Garden
The rear garden is a true highlight of the property, beautifully designed and fully enclosed, offering a safe and private space for children and pets. Extensively paved, it provides multiple seating areas perfect for capturing sunlight throughout the day. A selection of shrubs and plants are arranged in raised beds and feature rockery, creating visual interest and colour. At the far end, a large shed/workshop adds practical storage, while timber gates provide secure access for vehicles via the rear ten-foot. External lighting enhances the usability of the space, making this garden as functional as it is attractive.
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We endeavour to make our 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. The 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 photographs and measurements have been taken as a guide only and are not precise. Floor plans where included are not to scale and accuracy is not guaranteed. 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.
Boulevard, Hull, East Yorkshire, HU3
Additional Information
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Property refHUL260229
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EPCD
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TenureFreehold
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Council TaxB
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Local authorityHull City Council
Approached via a partially glazed timber door, complemented by a side panel and a feature window above, the entrance porch immediately sets the tone for this elegant home. Half-height original wall tiling in soothing shades of green creates a charming focal point while providing a practical space to remove footwear and outerwear before stepping inside. Bright and welcoming, the porch acts as a perfect transition from the outdoors to the warm, inviting interior.
Stepping inside, the entrance hall delivers a sense of grandeur and character that defines the property. Generously proportioned, this central hallway features a beautiful original spindle staircase leading to the first floor, while a handy built-in storage cupboard adds practicality. Period detailing abounds, including decorative ceiling coving, dado rails, a striking ceiling rose, and exposed timber flooring. Radiators are elegantly positioned to provide warmth, making this space a welcoming introduction to the home’s exceptional accommodation.
Positioned at the front of the house, the sitting room is a beautifully proportioned space, filled with natural light from a double-glazed walk-in bay window that draws the eye outward and frames views of the street. Period features such as intricate ceiling coving, a decorative ceiling rose, and a picture rail add elegance and character, while a feature fireplace with a tiled inset and hearth housing a gas fire provides a warm and inviting focal point. Exposed timber flooring and carefully placed radiators complete this charming, welcoming space — perfect for relaxing with family or entertaining guests.
To the rear of the property, the dining room offers a bright and versatile space with views over the garden through a rear-facing double-glazed window. Period detailing continues with elegant ceiling coving and a picture rail, while a serving hatch connects seamlessly to the breakfast kitchen, making mealtimes easy and sociable. This generously sized room is ideal for family dining or hosting dinner parties, combining style, practicality, and plenty of natural light to create a space that is both functional and inviting.
The heart of the home, the breakfast kitchen is a beautifully proportioned space that combines practical cooking with informal dining. A walk-in bay window to the side fills the dining area with light, while an exposed brick fireplace provides a charming focal point. The kitchen itself is fitted with bespoke painted timber cabinetry, comprising cupboards and drawers, complemented by laminated work surfaces and ceramic tiled splashbacks. A stainless steel sink with mixer tap and built-in appliances, including an inset hob and eye-level oven, ensures both functionality and style. This is a space where families can gather, enjoy meals together, or simply spend time in the heart of the home.
Accessed via a timber door with a panel window overlooking the garden, the utility room is both practical and well-appointed. It features additional bespoke cabinetry, a laminated work surface, and a stainless steel sink unit, with space for freestanding appliances. Tiled flooring ensures easy maintenance, while garden access makes it convenient for outdoor chores or entertaining.
Located conveniently on the ground floor, the cloakroom is fitted with a low-flush WC and benefits from a high-level side window that lets in natural light. Ceramic tiling to splashback areas adds practicality, while a radiator ensures comfort in this compact yet essential space.
The central landing provides access to all three bedrooms and the family bathroom. Split-level design adds architectural interest, while a built-in storage cupboard ensures the space remains functional. Radiator providing warmth, and period detailing such as dado rails continues the home’s charming character throughout.
Stretching the full width of the front of the property, the principal bedroom is a fabulous double room flooded with light from a double-glazed walk-in bay window and a further front-facing window. Ceiling coving and a radiator add both style and comfort, while a thoughtful arrangement of fitted wardrobes and cupboards provides ample storage. This room perfectly balances elegance with practicality, making it a serene retreat within the home.
A generous double bedroom overlooking the rear garden, Bedroom Two is a bright and inviting space. It benefits from built-in wardrobes, ceiling coving, and a radiator, combining period charm with modern functionality.
Bedroom Three is another double, also positioned to enjoy rear garden views. A double-glazed walk-in bay window brings in abundant light, highlighting the room’s proportions. With ceiling coving and a radiator, this room is versatile and inviting — ideal for a child, guest, or home office.
The bathroom is thoughtfully appointed with a three-piece suite in a subtle colour palette. A panelled bath with fitted shower, wash hand basin inset into a vanity unit, and low-flush WC are complemented by tongue-and-groove timber panelling and tiled flooring. Two double-glazed windows provide natural light, while a radiator completes this practical yet attractive space.
To the front of the property, a charming enclosed courtyard is framed by a brick-built boundary wall with decorative wrought ironwork atop the pillars. A pedestrian gate opens onto a pathway leading to the front door, while the courtyard itself provides a private, low-maintenance space with character and kerb appeal.
The rear garden is a true highlight of the property, beautifully designed and fully enclosed, offering a safe and private space for children and pets. Extensively paved, it provides multiple seating areas perfect for capturing sunlight throughout the day. A selection of shrubs and plants are arranged in raised beds and feature rockery, creating visual interest and colour. At the far end, a large shed/workshop adds practical storage, while timber gates provide secure access for vehicles via the rear ten-foot. External lighting enhances the usability of the space, making this garden as functional as it is attractive.
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