This four/five-bedroom B-listed semi-detached house in central Perth is a stunning example of early 20th-century Arts and Crafts architecture. With over 2,000 square feet of spacious interiors exuding period elegance, the ideal family home includes multiple reception rooms and bathrooms, plus outstanding storage and planning permission granted to extend to the rear of the property. A secure, south-facing garden complements the property, and ample unrestricted parking is on the street.

This charming four/five/bedroom semi-detached residence is deceptively spacious. Its family-friendly interior blends period character with tasteful modern additions, all highlighted by understated décor. Exquisite Arts and Crafts features include colourful stained glass, intricately detailed fireplaces with tiled inserts, decorative plasterwork, and honey-hued pine flooring. The large, well-maintained plot features a secure south-facing garden and unrestricted parking is readily available along Wilson Street. It is conveniently within walking distance of central amenities and the train station. The front door opens into a vestibule, leading into a spacious, naturally lit hallway. This comfortably carpeted entrance area beautifully showcases the classic character on offer. From the hall, you enter a light-filled living room centred around a fireplace inset with a log burner, adding cosy warmth on winter evenings. Opposite the living room is a bright formal dining room framed by rich wood features, including a fireplace and display cabinets with leaded glass. This room could easily be repurposed as a fifth bedroom. At the rear of the hall, a sunny tile-floored family room has a fireplace with patterned tiling and a log burner. This flexible space, currently used as a snug/dining room, has practical access to the kitchen and built-in storage, including a pantry.

The tile-floored kitchen opens directly outside. It boasts a classic design with wood-toned units complemented by illuminated worktops and intricate Moroccan-inspired tilework. In addition to an integrated oven and gas hob, there is an under-counter dishwasher. Connected to the kitchen is a tile-floored utility room housing a freestanding fridge freezer. This leads to a store (with a freestanding freezer) and a sunroom opening onto the garden. The washing machine and tumble dryer are tucked away within a hall utility cupboard.

The four double bedrooms are carpeted and decorated in tranquil hues. Three have feature period fireplaces, and all have storage. The principal bedroom has a secluded position in the home, accompanied by an opulent dressing room/study/snug with a fireplace. One bedroom is at ground level, and the others are reached via a brightly lit staircase rising to a landing with storage. A light and airy contemporary bathroom, replete with a WC suite, vanity storage and a shower-over-bath, serves the ground floor. The first floor has a modern shower room.

The generous rear garden enjoys sun throughout the day and provides a safe lawned space for family recreation. Two useful stores and a garden room are attached to the house. To the front is a lawn, a gated drive, and ample unrestricted parking on the street.

Perth is a vibrant hub in central Scotland and is known as the ‘Gateway to the Highlands’. The historic county town and former Royal Burgh has long been the commercial and cultural centre of Perthshire, however, it was finally granted city status on 6 July 2016 as part of the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee celebrations. Perth attracts tourists all year round, with no shortage of activities to suit every taste: exploring ancient castles and palaces, conquering the surrounding hills and mountains, or sampling first-class food and drink at local restaurants, pubs and distilleries. World-famous Scone Palace – the crowning place of Scotland’s kings – is on the city’s outskirts. Perth is served by a number of primary and secondary schools, and there are also several independent schools in and around the city. Perth provides excellent road and rail links for travel across central Scotland and into the Highlands. The M90 allows convenient travel southwards and connections for Edinburgh and Glasgow, while Perth station offers frequent services to all major cities in Scotland, as well as a Caledonia Sleeper service to London.