House For Sale £425,000
Offering some beautiful views over the Blyth Valley, this is a location which needs to be visited to be fully appreciated.
The property is a colonial build dating back to the 1920’s which has been stripped back to the frame and fully refurbished by the current owners who have added modern insulation and western red cedar cladding giving the property a contemporary feel.
You enter into the garden room at the rear of the property which has a triple aspect with views over the resistance pool, this makes an excellent space for a dining table and chairs.
As you move forward, you have a well-proportioned kitchen with a feature fireplace fitted with a stylish and sleek range of gloss fronted units with contrasting work surfaces over. To the far end, a door leads into bedroom three which is currently used as a study.
The family shower room is accessed via the main hallway and offers a large shower cubicle, a close coupled W.C. with a wash hand basin with a vanity unit set beneath. The main bedroom has a double aspect with a view over the terrace and valley beyond.
The main reception room is a lovely room. There is a brick fireplace to one wall with an inset cast-iron log burner making a lovely focal point to the room. To the far end is a set of double doors leading to the terrace with paired windows offering a spectacular view. A side door leads to the guest bedroom which has a pullman en-suite.
Outside, there is a lovely studio/office which has insulation power and light with heating. Patio doors lead out on to the garden. There is also a further room used as a gym. This could be incorporated into the main house with relevant ease, and also offers potential for an annex (S.T.P.).
There is a lane which leads to the rear of the property over common land giving access to the area the vendor uses to park. The garden is beautifully landscaped with numerous, well-stocked beds containing a variety of mature shrubs and perennials. Shingle paths wind through the grounds and lead down to the front gate. At the back there is a resistance pool situated in a courtyard with a store adjacent housing the pool plant.
The property works well for full-time living, or for those who want a coastal retreat that is a great lock up and leave.
The property is a colonial build dating back to the 1920’s which has been stripped back to the frame and fully refurbished by the current owners who have added modern insulation and western red cedar cladding giving the property a contemporary feel.
You enter into the garden room at the rear of the property which has a triple aspect with views over the resistance pool, this makes an excellent space for a dining table and chairs.
As you move forward, you have a well-proportioned kitchen with a feature fireplace fitted with a stylish and sleek range of gloss fronted units with contrasting work surfaces over. To the far end, a door leads into bedroom three which is currently used as a study.
The family shower room is accessed via the main hallway and offers a large shower cubicle, a close coupled W.C. with a wash hand basin with a vanity unit set beneath. The main bedroom has a double aspect with a view over the terrace and valley beyond.
The main reception room is a lovely room. There is a brick fireplace to one wall with an inset cast-iron log burner making a lovely focal point to the room. To the far end is a set of double doors leading to the terrace with paired windows offering a spectacular view. A side door leads to the guest bedroom which has a pullman en-suite.
Outside, there is a lovely studio/office which has insulation power and light with heating. Patio doors lead out on to the garden. There is also a further room used as a gym. This could be incorporated into the main house with relevant ease, and also offers potential for an annex (S.T.P.).
There is a lane which leads to the rear of the property over common land giving access to the area the vendor uses to park. The garden is beautifully landscaped with numerous, well-stocked beds containing a variety of mature shrubs and perennials. Shingle paths wind through the grounds and lead down to the front gate. At the back there is a resistance pool situated in a courtyard with a store adjacent housing the pool plant.
The property works well for full-time living, or for those who want a coastal retreat that is a great lock up and leave.
