Three-bedroom Meanwood home with stunning 100ft west-facing garden
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This beautifully presented Meanwood home pairs characterful interiors with an unusually large garden, private parking and additional land
A three-bedroom semi-detached house on Parkland Crescent in Meanwood, Leeds, is on the market for £420,000, offering a stunning west-facing 100ft garden, additional private land, off-street parking and no onward chain. See the Parkland Crescent property
Readers can view all the photographs, take the virtual tour and book a viewing through Purplebricks to explore the home, garden and layout in more detail.
Set on one of Meanwood’s most desirable residential streets, the three-bedroom semi-detached home is presented in excellent decorative order. It also has an open outlook to the front, adding to the appeal of a property that combines well-proportioned accommodation with unusually generous outdoor space.
The house opens into a characterful black and white tiled entrance hallway, setting the tone for the accommodation beyond. From here, the layout leads into a bright through lounge, where an open fireplace provides a traditional focal point and excellent natural light gives the room a welcoming feel.
At the rear, the separate dining room looks over the garden, providing a dedicated space for meals as well as entertaining. The kitchen is bright and well arranged, with direct access to the rear garden making the transition between the house and outside space particularly convenient.
Upstairs, buyers will find three bedrooms. Two are well-proportioned double rooms, while the third is a single bedroom, giving the property flexibility for a family, guests or a dedicated additional room. A family bathroom completes the first-floor accommodation.
One of the standout features is undoubtedly the west-facing 100ft garden. Its considerable length provides an impressive amount of outdoor space, while the west-facing aspect makes it a particularly notable feature of the property.
There is also additional private land for parking and outdoor use, along with a private driveway and off-street parking. The property also includes an allotment, adding another unusual element to the offering.
For buyers seeking a three-bedroom home in Meanwood, the combination of traditional character, generous outdoor space and a no-chain sale could make this £420,000 property particularly appealing. The freehold home offers a straightforward opportunity for someone looking to move without an onward chain.
The Parkland Crescent property is one of many available in the Leeds area through Purplebricks. View the full listing, photographs and booking details to explore the home further and arrange a viewing.
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