House For Sale £235,000
This deceptive three storey turn of the century mid terraced property provides a rare opportunity to purchase a period residence within the village and one that has been enhanced with recent improvements in what was already a sizeable footprint. The top floor master bedroom is en-suite, there is a wood burning stove to the lounge, redecoration is in Farrow and Ball paintwork, whilst externally the feature garden has benefited from enclosure fencing to both separating boundaries.
Initially entrance to the property is via a replacement composite door into the lounge with the aforementioned wood burning stove with reclaimed mantelpiece with retracting doors leading into the inner hallway where there is a useful under stairs cupboard with light.
The kitchen diner has an integrated four ring gas hob, electric oven, built in dishwasher and fridge freezer with recessed LED lighting illuminating. There is a comprehensive range of storage cupboard units (eye level with underlighting) and a display cabinet adjacent to the sink. The utility room has continuation of the tiled floor with plumbing for a washing machine, space for a tumble dryer, modern Gloworm combination boiler (not reflected in the current EPC), glazed side access door and window making for a light and airy space. Off the utility is the ground floor bathroom which has tap mounted mains shower and recessed LED lighting.
At first floor there are two double bedrooms, the second is to the rear and pretty much faces due south whilst the third double bedroom has a front aspect with views towards the Catholic church.
There are many features to the property, but the master bedroom is particularly striking with a partially vaulted ceiling, a rear Velux window, recessed artificial lighting, polished metal light switches and electrical sockets and en-suite facilities. The en-suite has a wash hand basin, low level wc and shower cubicle with mains shower.
Outside adjacent to the utility and bathroom is a caged area for indoor cat continuing to the patio with fencing. A rear gate to a bin store area, then the main garden has a separate gated entrance with patio section followed by mainly lawn.
Good to know: The EPC does not reflect the boiler that was installed approximately two years ago, which would give a current EPC a higher energy rating score.
To find the property, from the centre of the village proceed towards the catholic church where just prior to the Nags Head public house, the property is situated on the left hand side identified by the agent's 'For Sale' board.
EPC rating: E. Council tax band: B, Tenure: Freehold
Lounge (3.46m x 3.63m (11.4ft x 11.9ft))
Kitchen (3.70m x 3.73m (12.1ft x 12.2ft))
Utility Room (2.07m x 2.63m (6.8ft x 8.6ft))
Bathroom (1.86m x 2.23m (6.1ft x 7.3ft))
Bedroom Two (3.76m x 3.74m (12.3ft x 12.3ft))
Bedroom Three (3.48m x 3.66m (11.4ft x 12ft))
Second Floor Master Bedroom (2.84m x 3.95m (9.3ft x 13ft))
En-Suite (1.47m x 3.26m (4.8ft x 10.7ft))
Initially entrance to the property is via a replacement composite door into the lounge with the aforementioned wood burning stove with reclaimed mantelpiece with retracting doors leading into the inner hallway where there is a useful under stairs cupboard with light.
The kitchen diner has an integrated four ring gas hob, electric oven, built in dishwasher and fridge freezer with recessed LED lighting illuminating. There is a comprehensive range of storage cupboard units (eye level with underlighting) and a display cabinet adjacent to the sink. The utility room has continuation of the tiled floor with plumbing for a washing machine, space for a tumble dryer, modern Gloworm combination boiler (not reflected in the current EPC), glazed side access door and window making for a light and airy space. Off the utility is the ground floor bathroom which has tap mounted mains shower and recessed LED lighting.
At first floor there are two double bedrooms, the second is to the rear and pretty much faces due south whilst the third double bedroom has a front aspect with views towards the Catholic church.
There are many features to the property, but the master bedroom is particularly striking with a partially vaulted ceiling, a rear Velux window, recessed artificial lighting, polished metal light switches and electrical sockets and en-suite facilities. The en-suite has a wash hand basin, low level wc and shower cubicle with mains shower.
Outside adjacent to the utility and bathroom is a caged area for indoor cat continuing to the patio with fencing. A rear gate to a bin store area, then the main garden has a separate gated entrance with patio section followed by mainly lawn.
Good to know: The EPC does not reflect the boiler that was installed approximately two years ago, which would give a current EPC a higher energy rating score.
To find the property, from the centre of the village proceed towards the catholic church where just prior to the Nags Head public house, the property is situated on the left hand side identified by the agent's 'For Sale' board.
EPC rating: E. Council tax band: B, Tenure: Freehold
Lounge (3.46m x 3.63m (11.4ft x 11.9ft))
Kitchen (3.70m x 3.73m (12.1ft x 12.2ft))
Utility Room (2.07m x 2.63m (6.8ft x 8.6ft))
Bathroom (1.86m x 2.23m (6.1ft x 7.3ft))
Bedroom Two (3.76m x 3.74m (12.3ft x 12.3ft))
Bedroom Three (3.48m x 3.66m (11.4ft x 12ft))
Second Floor Master Bedroom (2.84m x 3.95m (9.3ft x 13ft))
En-Suite (1.47m x 3.26m (4.8ft x 10.7ft))
