House For Sale £425,000
With converted loft space and extension to the side, this once two bedroomed property now offers three double bedrooms over three floors and benefits from parking for up to four vehicles. An attractive and generous rear garden overlooks fields with the Dever River beyond. Originally constructed as military staff quarters during the 1950s, serving Barton Stacey camp, Roberts Road winds it way around the northern edge of the village of Barton Stacey.
The front of the property provides off-road parking for up to four vehicles, including a car port adjacent to the side of the property where a path leads to a side gate giving access to the rear garden. The front door is protected by a covered entry porch and gives access to the hallway with doors off to both the sitting room and the kitchen. A front aspect sitting room with bay window has a cosy feel with a wood burning stove set into the original open fireplace. There is an open plan flow to the dining room with window to the rear and doorway into the kitchen with its own window to the rear overlooking the attractive rear garden. The utility room to the side of the kitchen occupies a side extension and houses a floor standing oil fired boiler as well as giving access to the rear garden and a downstairs cloakroom.
The first floor provides two original double bedrooms and the family bathroom with the landing returning with stairs to the second floor. Previously converted into the loft space, the second floor comprises a dual aspect double bedroom with velux windows to both the front and rear plus an ensuite cloakroom. The garden to the rear is a real feature with attractive and unspoilt views across fields with the Dever River meandering amongst the trees beyond. The garden has two sheds, one, more recently constructed is fully insulated. There is an area of decking and a patio adjacent to the rear of the property. The remainder is laid to lawn with mature shrubs, hedging and trees with a small wildlife pond also. The property is freehold, mains water, drainage and electricity are connected. Oil fired central heating to radiators.
The front of the property provides off-road parking for up to four vehicles, including a car port adjacent to the side of the property where a path leads to a side gate giving access to the rear garden. The front door is protected by a covered entry porch and gives access to the hallway with doors off to both the sitting room and the kitchen. A front aspect sitting room with bay window has a cosy feel with a wood burning stove set into the original open fireplace. There is an open plan flow to the dining room with window to the rear and doorway into the kitchen with its own window to the rear overlooking the attractive rear garden. The utility room to the side of the kitchen occupies a side extension and houses a floor standing oil fired boiler as well as giving access to the rear garden and a downstairs cloakroom.
The first floor provides two original double bedrooms and the family bathroom with the landing returning with stairs to the second floor. Previously converted into the loft space, the second floor comprises a dual aspect double bedroom with velux windows to both the front and rear plus an ensuite cloakroom. The garden to the rear is a real feature with attractive and unspoilt views across fields with the Dever River meandering amongst the trees beyond. The garden has two sheds, one, more recently constructed is fully insulated. There is an area of decking and a patio adjacent to the rear of the property. The remainder is laid to lawn with mature shrubs, hedging and trees with a small wildlife pond also. The property is freehold, mains water, drainage and electricity are connected. Oil fired central heating to radiators.
