Property description
A very conveniently situated, substantially extended, individual, detached family house built in the mid-20th century of reconstituted Cotswold stone elevations and remellowing concrete tiled roof.
The extremely well-presented accommodation consists briefly of entrance hall with parquet strip floor and staircase to landing. Off the hall is the dining room with windows to front and side aspects and also the sitting room with a carved stone feature fireplace. From here double French doors open into the more recently added garden room a major feature of the house with its semi vaulted ceiling and double-glazed French doors onto the rear garden. This in turn leads to an excellent sized kitchen/dining room with a range of green Shaker style units consisting of base and wall cupboards and integrated stainless steel double oven. Leading out from the kitchen takes you through the utility room complete with water softener and planned space for an automatic washing machine. From here a door leads into the rear garden and also to the adjacent cloakroom.
At first floor level, the master bedroom unusually has a triple aspect and an en-suite shower room. Bedrooms two and three are both doubles, whilst bedroom four is equally suited to a study and the spacious family bathroom has a modern white suite. It should also be noted that the good size roof space is particularly well suited to converting into more accommodation.
To the rear of the house is a detached garage with lighting and power. The front garden has been designed for the minimum of maintenance thanks to a large gravel drive which leads either side of the house providing very generous parking provision (including that for a caravan/boat etc.), and the very good sized rear garden is laid predominantly to lawn with an area of paved patio and well established beds and borders of flowers and shrubs.
The property is offered onto the market with no onward chain and an early appointment to view is strongly recommended.