A stunning detached period house with beautiful original features and bright and well presented accommodation. The accommodation is not overlooked at the front or back, thus offering a high degree of privacy. The house has twin bays and stands in an elevated position with an attractive open outlook over a small mature park and Rowhills Nature Reserve.
The property is a handsome double-fronted house that offers four reception rooms and a wealth of period charm, as well as clean, neutral decor and high-quality fittings throughout.
There are two reception rooms to the front of the property, both either side of the reception hall with its tiled flooring and featuring large bay windows which allow plenty of natural light. One is the study, which has an adjoining shower room and could be used as a guest bedroom if required. The other is the comfortable sitting room, with double doors connecting to the formal dining room with its wood burning stove.
The dining room in turn leads to the light, airy, vaulted sunroom at the back of the ground floor, with stone flooring and underfloor heating. French doors open onto the southwest facing garden which includes mature shrubs and trees and paved terracing for al fresco dining. The ground floor also has a well equipped kitchen with hand-made farmhouse style units, unique brick flooring, integrated appliances and a Britannia stainless steel range cooker. The cellar, which is tanked and heated, offers further space for everyday living. The utility room adjoining the garage has hand-made pine units, a butler sink and a stable door to the garden.
On the first floor there are four well-presented double bedrooms of similar proportions, three of which have built-in, hand-make pine wardrobes. The first floor also has a family bathroom with a pool-top bathtub and a separate shower unit.
Outside there is a walled garden with a paved driveway to the side of the house, with parking for two cars and an integrated single garage leading to the utility room.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Materials used in construction: Brick and flint
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There are two reception rooms to the front of the property, both either side of the reception hall with its tiled flooring and featuring large bay windows which allow plenty of natural light. One is the study, which has an adjoining shower room and could be used as a guest bedroom if required. The other is the comfortable sitting room, with double doors connecting to the formal dining room with its wood burning stove.
The dining room in turn leads to the light, airy, vaulted sunroom at the back of the ground floor, with stone flooring and underfloor heating. French doors open onto the southwest facing garden which includes mature shrubs and trees and paved terracing for al fresco dining. The ground floor also has a well equipped kitchen with hand-made farmhouse style units, unique brick flooring, integrated appliances and a Britannia stainless steel range cooker. The cellar, which is tanked and heated, offers further space for everyday living. The utility room adjoining the garage has hand-made pine units, a butler sink and a stable door to the garden.
On the first floor there are four well-presented double bedrooms of similar proportions, three of which have built-in, hand-make pine wardrobes. The first floor also has a family bathroom with a pool-top bathtub and a separate shower unit.
Outside there is a walled garden with a paved driveway to the side of the house, with parking for two cars and an integrated single garage leading to the utility room.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Materials used in construction: Brick and flint
For further information on broadband and mobile coverage, please refer to the Ofcom Checker online
Should a purchaser have an offer accepted on a property marketed by us, they will be required to complete an identification check in line with Anti Money Laundering Regulations. This is a legal requirement and is carried out via a specialist third-party provider. The cost is £60 inc. VAT per purchaser, payable in advance once an offer is agreed and prior to the sales memorandum being issued. This fee is non-refundable.
