A detached, bay-fronted house with four bedrooms, off-road parking and gardens, set within walking distance of the schools and the town centre.

This handsome detached house was constructed in the 1930s and still exhibits some of the attractive, period features, such as panelled doors and picture rails. The property was extended a few decades later to increase the accommodation into a well-proportioned, four bedroomed, family home, with versatile accommodation. In recent years, solar panels have been added, providing free electricity in the day time and generating approximately £500 income per year for the home owner.

The front door opens to the small hall, which has oak flooring. The two main reception rooms are to either side. The dining room is to the right and has a large, south-facing bay window, flooding the room with light. A large understairs recess provides useful storage space. The kitchen is open to the dining room, divided only by a peninsula unit, creating a sociable feeling. The kitchen area is fitted with a range of wall and base units with hardwood worksurfaces and inset Belfast sink. The Rangemaster cooker has five gas rings and two electric ovens and warming drawer. There is space for a dishwasher. The understairs cupboard houses the washing machine. A door opens to the garden.

The snug is set adjacent to the kitchen and could serve as a playroom for younger children. Doors open to the garden. There is access to the sitting room and also the shower room / WC.

The sitting room has an open fire as a cosy focal point, and the large bay window faces south so lets in plenty of light.

The first floor landing is approached via stairs from the hall. The loft hatch ,with ladder, provides access to the large roof space, which has had consent in the past (now lapsed), for conversion to further accommodation. The principal bedroom has a window to the south and a useful storage cupboard over the stairs.

The second bedroom also has a window to the south. The third and fourth bedrooms over-look the rear garden. The bathroom is a good size and offers a traditional roll top bath, WC and wash basin, set on a polished wood floor.

The house sits back from the road behind a lovely front garden, set behind a brick wall, and with a central path leading to the front door. The gravelled drive to the left of the house provides useful parking and space for the erection of a garage, if desired. The rear garden has a patio area, raised beds and an above ground pond. A useful shed stands to one corner. There is gated access to the side of the house and out to the lane at the rear.

Tenure - Freehold.

EPC Rating - Band D

Council Tax - Band D