Beale Street, Stourbridge, DY8 3XP

Please quote Reference SH17979 when enquiring by phone.

There is something particularly easy to like about the period terraces tucked away in Stourbridge’s Old Quarter, and this three-bedroom home on Beale Street is a very good example of why.

From the traditional red-brick frontage and small front garden, the house opens into considerably more accommodation than first impressions might suggest, with two separate reception rooms, three genuine double bedrooms, two bathrooms, a conservatory, cellar and a wonderfully established garden at the rear. For families, the location is difficult to overlook too, with Greenfield Primary School just around the corner and Stourbridge town centre within easy reach.

The front dining room retains the proportions and detail that give these older homes their appeal, and works just as naturally as a second sitting room if preferred. Behind it, the main living room feels particularly comfortable, with plenty of space for sofas and a gas-burning stove set into a deep exposed-brick fireplace that gives the room a proper focal point. From here the house continues into the kitchen, which provides a good amount of worktop and storage space, before opening through to the more practical rear section of the property where there is a useful utility area and a ground-floor shower room.

Beyond the kitchen is the conservatory, currently arranged with both sitting and dining space and opening directly onto the garden. It adds another useful dimension to the ground floor, particularly through spring and summer when the doors can be left open and the house begins to feel much more connected with outside. There is also a cellar beneath the front part of the property, measuring around 120sqft and providing the kind of storage space that is always welcome in a period home.

Upstairs, the bedroom accommodation is better than you might expect from a traditional terrace. There are three double bedrooms, rather than the more familiar two doubles and a small third, with the two front bedrooms sitting side by side and another double bedroom overlooking the rear. A family bathroom completes the first floor, meaning the property benefits from bathroom facilities on both levels, another practical detail that makes a noticeable difference to day-to-day family life.

The rear garden is mature, leafy and pleasantly private, with a paved terrace immediately beyond the conservatory leading into an established mix of lawn, trees, shrubs and planting. It has an almost tucked-away feel once you reach the middle of the garden, with plenty of greenery around the boundaries and enough space for sitting out, gardening or simply letting it remain as the wonderfully informal outside space it is now. It suits the house: established rather than manicured, and with considerably more character than a newly landscaped rectangle of lawn.

Beale Street itself is a short residential road linking Clifton Street with Heath Street, right in the part of Stourbridge commonly known as the 'Old Quarter', an area characterised by its Victorian and Edwardian streets and period housing.  For anyone looking for a three-bedroom period house in Stourbridge close to Greenfield Primary School, there is a particularly strong combination here: three proper double bedrooms, generous ground-floor accommodation, a cellar, two bathrooms and an established garden, all within one of the town’s most recognisable residential neighbourhoods.

Entrance Hall

Dining Room - 3.42m x 3.35m (11'2" x 10'11")

Living Room - 3.45m x 4.51m (11'3" x 14'9")

Kitchen - 4.21m x 2.2m (13'9" x 7'2")

Rear Hallway

Utility Room - 0.92m x 1.16m (3'0" x 3'9")

Ground Floor Shower Room

Conservatory - 3.36m x 2.13m (11'0" x 6'11")

Landing

Bedroom - 3.43m x 3.33m (11'3" x 10'11")

Bedroom - 3.46m x 2.6m (11'4" x 8'6")

Bedroom - 3.43m x 2.39m (11'3" x 7'10")

Cellar - 3.36m x 3.37m (11'0" x 11'0")