House For Sale £695,000
A DETACHED PERIOD HOUSE FORMERLY TWO SEMI-DETACHED COTTAGES WITH BEAUTIFULLY PRESENTED ACCOMMODATION, OFF ROAD PARKING, GARAGE, SHEPHERDS HUT AND LANDSCAPED GARDENS SITUATED NEAR THE HEART OF THE VILLAGE
A detached period house constructed of smooth rendered elevations beneath a slate roof. The recently modernised and beautifully presented characterful accommodation comprises a reception hall, sitting room with log burning stove, dining room, large kitchen/breakfast room and utility with WC. There are two staircases leading to the first floor where there is a principal bedroom with dressing area and en suite shower room, whilst two further double bedrooms (one with space for an en suite) and a family bathroom are located at the other end of the property. Outside there are well enclosed gardens to the front and rear, an attractive terrace with curved gabion wall and external fireplace, shepherds hut/potential home office, gated off-road parking and a good size detached garage with adjoining store. The property has the benefit of discrete photo-voltaic panels on the garage roof and electric heating.
A detached period house constructed of smooth rendered elevations beneath a slate roof. The recently modernised and beautifully presented characterful accommodation comprises a reception hall, sitting room with log burning stove, dining room, large kitchen/breakfast room and utility with WC. There are two staircases leading to the first floor where there is a principal bedroom with dressing area and en suite shower room, whilst two further double bedrooms (one with space for an en suite) and a family bathroom are located at the other end of the property. Outside there are well enclosed gardens to the front and rear, an attractive terrace with curved gabion wall and external fireplace, shepherds hut/potential home office, gated off-road parking and a good size detached garage with adjoining store. The property has the benefit of discrete photo-voltaic panels on the garage roof and electric heating.
