The houses date back to the 1920s and retain the characteristic features of the era, such as marble surround fireplaces, picture rails, cornices and high ceilings.

Most owners of properties in this sought-after location tend to extend the compact living space with large kitchen/living areas built on to the rear.

Such is the case with No 29, with its kitchen extension fitted with smart cherrywood units with granite worktops, and benefiting from a south facing orientation and doors to the sunny garden.

Floor space now extends to 105sq m (1,135sq ft) and accommodation briefly comprises the entrance hall, living room with sliding door to the kitchen, three bedrooms (two with original fireplaces) and bathroom. The rear garden is partly paved with terracotta tiles and the remainder is set in a neat lawn.

The property benefits from a garage with rear lane access and is within short walking distance of churches, shops, bars, and the National Botanic Gardens, while the city centre is about 20 minutes stroll away.

Price: 795,000
Agent: Savills HOK 01-830 2960