House For Sale £525,000
Characterful, attached, tile-hung cottage benefitting from a glorious rural outlook, occupying a quiet location in the sought-after hamlet of Mark Beech. Countryside walks can be enjoyed from the doorstep, whilst the village pub and well-regarded local farm shop are both within strolling distance.
Offering well-proportioned accommodation arranged over two floors, this charming period home provides superb scope for enlargement to add a third bedroom, subject to recently lapsed planning permission (se/17/02299/house) being revived.
Points of note:
-Dual aspect kitchen/breakfast room fitted with a range of painted wooden wall and base units with work surfaces, comprising cupboards and drawers. Space/connection for an electric cooker, fridge and space/plumbing for a washing machine. Inset single drainer sink unit, cupboard housing the (recently installed oil-fired boiler) and door to a walk-in shelved larder cupboard
-Sitting/dining room with French doors opening out to a paved terrace onto the garden and cosy, working focal fireplace incorporating a Yeoman log burner with inset oak bressumer and smooth slate hearth. Door through to a tiled entrance lobby – latterly used as a boot room - with (front) door to the outside
-Bathroom with white suite of panelled bath with shower system over, close-coupled WC and pedestal basin. Localised wall-tiling and lino flooring. Access to an understairs’ storage cupboard (with shelving and power point)
-Upper landing with window to the front and doors to:
-Main bedroom of generous proportion with a dual aspect offering spectacular, far-reaching, rural views. Fitted wardrobe cupboards to one corner and ample space to install an en suite shower room should one wish
-Additional double sized bedroom with glorious, elevated views
-Favourably oriented, west-facing rear garden largely laid to lawn with well stocked perimeter borders and brick garden store. A stone paved terrace offers plenty of space for al fresco dining. The driveway parking area is located behind the rear boundary of the garden
Offering well-proportioned accommodation arranged over two floors, this charming period home provides superb scope for enlargement to add a third bedroom, subject to recently lapsed planning permission (se/17/02299/house) being revived.
Points of note:
-Dual aspect kitchen/breakfast room fitted with a range of painted wooden wall and base units with work surfaces, comprising cupboards and drawers. Space/connection for an electric cooker, fridge and space/plumbing for a washing machine. Inset single drainer sink unit, cupboard housing the (recently installed oil-fired boiler) and door to a walk-in shelved larder cupboard
-Sitting/dining room with French doors opening out to a paved terrace onto the garden and cosy, working focal fireplace incorporating a Yeoman log burner with inset oak bressumer and smooth slate hearth. Door through to a tiled entrance lobby – latterly used as a boot room - with (front) door to the outside
-Bathroom with white suite of panelled bath with shower system over, close-coupled WC and pedestal basin. Localised wall-tiling and lino flooring. Access to an understairs’ storage cupboard (with shelving and power point)
-Upper landing with window to the front and doors to:
-Main bedroom of generous proportion with a dual aspect offering spectacular, far-reaching, rural views. Fitted wardrobe cupboards to one corner and ample space to install an en suite shower room should one wish
-Additional double sized bedroom with glorious, elevated views
-Favourably oriented, west-facing rear garden largely laid to lawn with well stocked perimeter borders and brick garden store. A stone paved terrace offers plenty of space for al fresco dining. The driveway parking area is located behind the rear boundary of the garden
