Map3 bedroom detached house
Study
Under offer
Detached house
3 beds
1 bath
Key information
Tenure: Ask agent
Ground rent: £0 per annum | review period: unconfirmed
Service charge: £0 per annum
Council tax: Band TBC
Features and description
- Detached Period home
- Set in a plot of just over an acre
- Mature fruit trees
- 46 foot long Nissen hut
- Three bedrooms
- Three reception rooms
- First floor bathroom
- Ground floor cloakroom
- Plenty of parking
- Scope for modernisation and extension (S.T.P.)
Dating from the 1700’s this unique property offers a wealth of character. Set in a plot of approx. 1.1 acres that rises up the gentle hill at the rear, this is an exciting opportunity.
Laid out in a traditional, double fronted style, you enter a hall with stairs leading up to the first floor. To the right is the principal sitting room which has windows to the front and rear making it a light and inviting space to entertain. The open fireplace dominates the room making a beautiful focal point.
Set on the other side of the hall is a dining room which also benefits from a fireplace. To the rear is a kitchen with a larder/utility room to one end. A lobby accesses the garden and has a ground floor cloakroom adjoining.
For those who work at home, coming off the kitchen is a handy study, although this could have various uses. Upstairs, there is the family bathroom which has a lovely beam and plaster wall along with the principal bedroom which is a sizeable affair, enjoying a double aspect.
Currently, there are two further bedrooms of generous proportions set off each other. It would seem possible to add a corridor from the landing if a buyer preferred three independent bedrooms.
Attached to the side is a garage which is requiring a degree of attention along with two store cupboards, this area offers potential for buyers to create more accommodation if required.
Outside, there is a shingle drive that runs behind the house giving ample parking before it heads up the hill. Mainly laid to lawn with a large selection of fruit trees, shrubs and perennials, the rear is very well screened. Further up there is an area with a greenhouse leading to the 46-foot long Nissen hut which offers a footprint that could be utilised for other types of outbuildings if required. A further area of fruit trees and lawn leads to the rear boundary.
Set in a popular village with a well-regarded pub a moment’s walk away this is a property that will tick many a box for buyer’s looking for a characterful home in the area.
Laid out in a traditional, double fronted style, you enter a hall with stairs leading up to the first floor. To the right is the principal sitting room which has windows to the front and rear making it a light and inviting space to entertain. The open fireplace dominates the room making a beautiful focal point.
Set on the other side of the hall is a dining room which also benefits from a fireplace. To the rear is a kitchen with a larder/utility room to one end. A lobby accesses the garden and has a ground floor cloakroom adjoining.
For those who work at home, coming off the kitchen is a handy study, although this could have various uses. Upstairs, there is the family bathroom which has a lovely beam and plaster wall along with the principal bedroom which is a sizeable affair, enjoying a double aspect.
Currently, there are two further bedrooms of generous proportions set off each other. It would seem possible to add a corridor from the landing if a buyer preferred three independent bedrooms.
Attached to the side is a garage which is requiring a degree of attention along with two store cupboards, this area offers potential for buyers to create more accommodation if required.
Outside, there is a shingle drive that runs behind the house giving ample parking before it heads up the hill. Mainly laid to lawn with a large selection of fruit trees, shrubs and perennials, the rear is very well screened. Further up there is an area with a greenhouse leading to the 46-foot long Nissen hut which offers a footprint that could be utilised for other types of outbuildings if required. A further area of fruit trees and lawn leads to the rear boundary.
Set in a popular village with a well-regarded pub a moment’s walk away this is a property that will tick many a box for buyer’s looking for a characterful home in the area.
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