House For Sale £575,000
An extended 1930’s semi-detached house with a large south-facing garden, offering scope for modernisation and further extension, situated conveniently for local amenities, the town centre and countryside walks
A traditional bay-fronted 1930’s semi-detached house with a double storey side extension, situated on the southern side of Harp Hill with a large south-facing garden. Lonay has been well maintained and offers tremendous potential for further extension at the rear and modernisation to suit a buyers individual tastes and requirements. Approached via an enclosed porch into a hall with staircase to first floor. A sitting room at the front has a large bay window and gas fire, with a dining/living room at the rear which also has a fireplace and sliding patio door to the garden. The kitchen/breakfast room has an expansive range of base and wall units with a door to a utility room which has a cloakroom off and door to the rear garden. Upstairs, there are four bedrooms, a bathroom and shower room. The property has retained some original features including internal doors, the main front door with stained patterned glass whilst the remaining windows are double glazed and gas central heating provides warmth to the property. Freehold
Outside
A low brick boundary wall encloses the frontage with a drive providing parking for one car, an integral garage and gated side access to the rear. A particular feature of Lonay is the garden which benefitted from a significant addition several years ago. A patio adjoins a lawn with mature hedging along the boundary with adjoining property. Approximately 70’ back the plot continues to a further section of garden which is fully enclosed with some fruit trees. Potential for a vegetable garden, children’s play area or outbuildings, subject to any necessary consents
A remarkable convenient location on the southern side of Harp hill, just moments from local shops on Hewlett Road, The Hewlett Arms Bar & Kitchen and Sainsbury’s supermarket in Priors Road. Countryside walks are close by at the top of Harp Hill leading to Cleeve Hill whilst the town centre is less than a mile away.
A traditional bay-fronted 1930’s semi-detached house with a double storey side extension, situated on the southern side of Harp Hill with a large south-facing garden. Lonay has been well maintained and offers tremendous potential for further extension at the rear and modernisation to suit a buyers individual tastes and requirements. Approached via an enclosed porch into a hall with staircase to first floor. A sitting room at the front has a large bay window and gas fire, with a dining/living room at the rear which also has a fireplace and sliding patio door to the garden. The kitchen/breakfast room has an expansive range of base and wall units with a door to a utility room which has a cloakroom off and door to the rear garden. Upstairs, there are four bedrooms, a bathroom and shower room. The property has retained some original features including internal doors, the main front door with stained patterned glass whilst the remaining windows are double glazed and gas central heating provides warmth to the property. Freehold
Outside
A low brick boundary wall encloses the frontage with a drive providing parking for one car, an integral garage and gated side access to the rear. A particular feature of Lonay is the garden which benefitted from a significant addition several years ago. A patio adjoins a lawn with mature hedging along the boundary with adjoining property. Approximately 70’ back the plot continues to a further section of garden which is fully enclosed with some fruit trees. Potential for a vegetable garden, children’s play area or outbuildings, subject to any necessary consents
A remarkable convenient location on the southern side of Harp hill, just moments from local shops on Hewlett Road, The Hewlett Arms Bar & Kitchen and Sainsbury’s supermarket in Priors Road. Countryside walks are close by at the top of Harp Hill leading to Cleeve Hill whilst the town centre is less than a mile away.
