Property description
This 1960s mid-terrace house occupies a quiet near-central cul-de-sac just a short stroll from the river and Midsummer Common. It is well set back within the cul-de-sac behind a small green with mature tree. Well-maintained, the property includes replacement double glazing, most of which is less than a year old, and a central heating system. A particular feature of the house is its dual aspect living area that opens, via sliding doors, onto a south-facing garden.
The entrance hall has stairs to the first floor and double doors opening into the living area. Enjoying a dual aspect, the living area is of a good size and has a large window to the front and sliding double glazed doors onto the rear garden. Well-fitted, the modern kitchen has marble-effect work tops having tiled splash backs, range of cupboard and drawer units, stainless steel sink unit, oven, fridge, washing machine, built-in cupboard, window and double glazed door to rear.
On the first floor, the landing provides access to the roof space and boats a large shelved airing cupboard. All three bedrooms are of a good size, two of which are double. The bathroom has a panelled bath with tiled surround and shower over, pedestal hand basin with tiled splash back, low level WC and window to front.
Outside, the property is set back behind a front garden with a lawn and paved pathway to the front door. The fully enclosed rear garden is south-facing and includes a lawn, raised patio, well planted shrub borders and secure shed with lighting and power point. There is gated pedestrian access to the rear.
Agent's note: There is potentially a single garage en bloc that could be purchased by separate negotiation.
Property Features :
- Close to the river and Midsummer Common
- Cul-de-sac location
- Three-bedrooms
- Dual aspect living area
- South-facing garden