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This Grade-II listed home on Endcliffe Vale Road was once the lodge and entrance for Endcliffe Hall - in fact, it even has its own mention on Wikipedia as well as on Historic England.
Now, it has hit the market for £1,300,000 as a four bedroom home with two bathrooms and a wraparound garden in one of Sheffield’s most high-end neighbourhoods.
Presented by Saxton Mee, this stately lodge has been upgraded and extended while respecting its history to add features like partial underfloor heating, a bespoke kitchen by designers ‘My Father’s Heart’, and not just a living toom but a ‘drawing room.’
See our gallery below for photos from inside, or visit the lodge’s webpage to learn more.
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5. Breakfast room
The lodge's bespoke living kitchen opens to adjacent breakfast room with bi-fold doors. | Saxton Mee
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6. Drawing Room
Saxton Mee doesn't just call this a living room, but a 'Drawing Room,' do you know it's fancy. complete with double doors, gritstone fireplace and stove. | Saxton Mee
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7. Conservatory
the drawing room opens through a set of double doors into a conservatory with views over the garden. | Saxton Mee
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8. 'Family Room'
The alternative names continue. I thought this was an office but the floorplan calls it a 'family room'. | Saxton Mee