This three-bedroom coach house has something of an 'industrial' feel to it owing to the interesting choices of decoration and lighting. Brick arches over some of the windows have been retained and the style is echoed in the brick tiled back wall of the kitchen. Engineered oak flooring runs through the entrance hall, kitchen and living room, complimented by the use of engineered oak doors throughout the ground floor. A 'steampunk' chandelier and wall lights make a statement in the living room while other lighting choices exemplify this popular trend in modern lighting.

The front door opens into the entrance hall, off which are the main bathroom and a walk-in utilities cupboard. The bathroom is partly tiled around a full-size L-shaped shower bath, toilet and vanity basin. There is a mirror light above the basin and a large towel radiator which can be switched electrically in the summer if required. The utilities cupboard houses the boiler, electrical consumer board and radiator.

The kitchen is equipped with a range of state-of-the-art German units with metal art décor worktops and antique iron handles. Built into these units are a mid-height single oven, induction hob and extractor, washing machine, dishwasher and fridge/freezer. In the opposite corner is a neat breakfast bar perch for casual eating or reading. The kitchen opens directly into the large living room, enhancing the feeling of space and light which the latter receives from its high ceiling and attractive arched windows.

Directly off the living room are a double and a single bedroom. The double room has a high sloping painted wood beamed ceiling while the single room (which would make a lovely office) has two large windows facing south and west together with a very useful under-stairs storage cupboard. Both are fully carpeted. Carpeted stairs from the living room lead up to a unique and attractive third bedroom with semi-ensuite shower room. Featuring the original purlins in the heavily sloping ceiling, there is a built-in cupboard and custom headboard plus access to the external fire escape steps through an 'Alice-in Wonderland' door. The en-suite has toilet, basin with mirror light and an offset quadrant shower. Solid oak barn doors and cast iron latches make this a very attractive space indeed.

The patio door from the sitting room leads onto a paved area, perfect for summer eating. Beyond this is an area of gravel garden bordered by a long raised sleeper bed planted with lavender. Other planting includes a fine olive tree on the patio and a compact weeping willow.

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EPC: D
Council Tax Band: B
Holding deposit: £300

The deposit is set at the equivalent of 5 weeks rent. Your deposit is protected in accordance with relevant legislation.

Sorry, no pets allowed