Property description
Built around 1900, of sandstone under a pitched slate roof and altered and extended in recent years, this period style property is presented in good decorative order, but is ripe for the new owner to place their own stamp upon it.
The accommodation comprises; Vestibule, hallway, living room, dining room, dining kitchen (and large under-stair cupboard which could easily accommodate a downstairs WC) on the ground floor. On the half-turn landing is the bathroom with 3 bedrooms on the first floor. There is a decent sized attic , which could be developed to accommodate another bedroom/playroom. In all around 110SQM of living space.
The property benefits from GCH with a recent Valiant combi-boiler and UPVC double glazed windows. Presented in clean neat and tidy decorative order throughout, it would probably benefit from a degree of cosmetic updating, which has been reflected in the asking price.
It has been well maintained and any issues raised in the home report have been addressed, the value of which was £175,000.
Outside there are gardens to the front , laid mainly to lawn and established trees and plants. Here there is the possibility of creating off-street parking as there has been in similar properties in the street , given the relevant planning consent. To the rear of the property there is an easily manageable garden area, laid mainly to decking. A single garage is also included with the sale, just a short stroll away on Weensgate Drive.
An excellent property with many original features and huge potential to make a superb family home, well worth viewing.
Property Features :
- Gas Central Heating
- Garage
- Garden
- Parking Nearby
- Wide Doors