A four-bedroom family home in Stannington, Sheffield, has been listed for sale at £270,000, complete with its own traditional fish and chip shop. The spacious 1,850 square foot property boasts stunning views across the Rivelin Valley.
Property Features
The home was previously owned by Sam Lund and her husband Stephen, who have decided it is time for a change. The property spans three floors, with the main living area featuring a modern open-plan kitchen and lounge with a large bay window. Additional amenities include a private back garden and off-road parking.
The standout feature, however, is on the ground floor: a traditional chip shop called Nosh's Chippy, complete with a shop area and two preparation rooms. Ms Lund described the shop as a "brilliant way to get to know people in a new area," noting that it has been trading for over 40 years and is a "real fixture in the area."
Personal History
Ms Lund, now 50, moved to Stannington in 2007 with her then-husband John from Lowestoft in Suffolk, where they ran the chippy together. They renamed the property Nosh's Chips after John's nickname. Tragically, John died of cancer in 2018 at age 56. Ms Lund said the chip shop and John's personality made him a "very popular local figure," with many attending his funeral.
She later married John's friend Stephen, a bathroom fitter, and they ran the shop together. Ms Lund stated: "It's time for me to give up the batter and the oil changes and try something new. My husband Stephen and I want to live on a narrow boat but we will miss the customers and the community round here. People were incredible when John became ill, it's something I will never forget."
Options for New Owners
The new owners can choose to continue the chip shop legacy, redevelop the ground floor into additional living space, or use the food retail licence for another purpose. Stephen described the property as "like a four-bed house with a large deep fat fryer in the living room."
Ms Lund noted that costs have increased in recent years, making it a "struggle" to keep prices down. The most popular order was mini fish and chips with curry sauce, though peas, beans, and gravy were also staple choices. The home is listed with agent Purple Bricks, which describes it as a rare find with huge potential.
