3 bedroom end of terrace house for sale

An excellent and rare opportunity to purchase this family home, benefiting from complete renovation throughout.

Property Details

“Hardwicke” is an end terrace Edwardian property which has been completely refurbished enjoying new wiring, plumbing, heating boiler and designer radiators, double glazing, new plaster and insulation .

Some period features have been retained and refurbished including a fireplace now with woodburning stove, period doors and a new solid oak parquet flooring has been laid to hall and breakfast room. The porch is entered via a double glazed and new repro front door.

The kitchen has been redesigned and is full of light and fitted with new units including integrated fridge, separate freezer, washing machine, tumble drier and dishwasher together with an induction hob and New double oven.

The breakfast room has a solid oak and double glazed door to the garden

The bathroom has large walk in shower with rainfall and hand shower and a new suite including a large roll top bath.

There are two good sized doubles and a third single bedroom or office plus an airing cupboard and further storage to the landing.
The garden is well stocked with fruit trees, shrubs, flowers and a small lawn and enjoys several seating areas for relaxing and entertaining.new fencing to tear and one side and an attractive hedge to the other. The Garage/Garden room has been lined and has power and light with a double glazed door to the garden.

The front garden enjoys refurbished period railings and gates plus side entrance to rear and is also well stocked with plants and roses.

Alexandra Terrace is a quiet and friendly cut de sac with no through traffic and views from the front of the house include trees and the hills beyond.
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