House For Sale £1,225,000
A RARITY TO THE MARKET... Prepare to be impressed with this four bedroom detached house occupying a substantial plot with a wealth of potential to extend. Picture windows list your vision across the open aspect tree lines of the park almost allowing the park into your rear garden and furthermore enjoys a gated access directly into the park. The kitchen is certainly one of our favourite features, fitted with a range of sleek wall and base units, contemporary touches including high-specification integrated appliances, induction hob and wine cooler and a pop up extractor fan. Let's not forget the centre island offering additional storage, as well as a six seater breakfast bar. This space is complemented well with two large bi-folding doors bringing the outside inside. Upon entering, through the Hallway, the views from the family room takes your breath away instantly and provides access to the living room which benefits from dual aspect views. Completing the ground floor, is the utility room and double garage. The first floor encompasses four double bedrooms, with bedrooms one and four enjoying a high degree of privacy overlooking the park, and bedrooms two and three to the front elevation. A family bathroom services all bedrooms. Outside, the Southwest facing rear garden is beautifully landscaped, and to the front the driveway provides ample off road parking. Approached from Hartopp Road on the highly regarded Four Oaks Park Estate, the property occupies a premier location within a private cul de sac. Quiet and leafy, all amenities are easily accessible including a select range of shops and restaurants located within Four Oaks and Streetly Village. Sutton Park is close at hand and offers a superb recreational space with 2400 acres of natural park and woodland. There is an excellent choice of schooling for primary and secondary age groups including private education, grammar and comprehensive. The Four Oaks Park Estate is an exclusive residential area lying along the northern and eastern borders of Sutton Park. Originally the site of Four Oaks Hall, the house and its surrounding land were sold in 1868 to Hubert de Burgh-Canning, 2nd Marquess of Clanrikarde for residential development. Four Oaks Hall was demolished in 1898. Covenants have ensured that the Four Oaks Park Estate has been preserved as a most attractive and highly desirable place to live with tree-lined private roads; their names derived from its historical past.
Council Tax Band: G
Tenure: Freehold
Council Tax Band: G
Tenure: Freehold
