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Tucked away on the rising slope of Tuttle Hill on the north-western edge of Nuneaton, this two-bedroom Victorian end-of-terrace house dates from around 1888 and is offered for sale by an owner who has lived here for almost two decades and decorated with a deep love of the late-Victorian period. A small black-tiled and brick-pillared front path leads to a glossy front door painted in a deep oxblood red, opening onto a narrow hallway laid with restored encaustic Minton-style tiles. The front sitting room retains its original cast-iron fireplace with original glazed tiles in deep claret and cream and a tiled hearth, set against walls papered in a rich burgundy William Morris pattern. Behind it, a separate dining room with a second smaller cast-iron fireplace leads through to a galley kitchen fitted with painted-timber tongue-and-groove cabinets, butcher's-block worktops, and a freestanding Belfast sink. Upstairs, two double bedrooms sit either side of a small landing, served by a single shower room with original sash window restored. A small enclosed rear yard at the back is laid to red quarry tiles with a small ironwork bench against the brick boundary wall. Side gate to a service alley. Freehold, council tax band B, EPC E.

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