Property description
A handsome Georgian style non estate detached house built in 2002 of natural stone with tiled rendered elevations - part of a small development of just eight properties in a private lane with open views over pasture land from many of the rooms.
The accommodation consists of entrance hall with staircase to landing and adjacent cloakroom with a white suite. The triple aspect lounge has a marble fireplace feature housing a contemporary gas fire. There are double French doors into the courtyard garden and windows to the front and rear aspects. The good sized dining room has rural views from two aspects and from here access is gained to the attractive kitchen/breakfast room with a pale wood range of shaker style wood units comprising base cupboards and drawers, matching wall cupboards, integrated stainless steel double oven with gas hob, integrated fridge/freezer and dishwasher. There\‘s a Glow worm gas fired central heating boiler and a ceramic tile floor. Completing the ground floor is a utility room with a single drainer stainless steel sink unit, base cupboards to match the kitchen and space for an automatic washing machine and tumble dryer together with a stable door to the rear garden.
At first floor level there is a walk in linen cupboard which has been designed to accommodate a staircase up into the large attic if ever a conversion was considered. The master bedroom has a built in double wardrobe and enjoys some of the best of the views and here there is an ensuite shower room with a white suite having a fully tiled shower cubicle, pedestal wash basin and low level WC. The guest/second bedroom has a window over fields to the front and bedrooms three and four are both good sized singles. The family bathroom has a white suite that includes a panelled bath and a separate tiled shower cubicle together with a low level WC and pedestal wash basin.
Outside there are three dedicated parking spaces beyond the side courtyard garden which is laid to patio and well enclosed by tall close boarded fencing. The rear garden consists of another patio and a timber and felted garden shed whilst the front garden is behind a natural stone boundary wall and has been planted for the minimum of maintenance.