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Property description & features
- Traditional Detached Family Home
- 3 Bedrooms, 2 Receptions
- Many Period Features
- Well Proportioned Established Plot
- Twin Driveways
- Open Fronted Garage & Workshop
- South to Westerly Facing Rear Garden
- Further Potential
- No Upward Chain
* TRADITIONAL DETACHED FAMILY HOME * 3 BEDROOMS, 2 RECEPTIONS * MANY PERIOD FEATURES * WELL PROPORTIONED ESTABLISHED PLOT * TWIN DRIVEWAYS * OPEN FRONTED GARAGE & WORKSHOP * SOUTH TO WESTERLY FACING REAR GARDEN * NO UPWARD CHAIN *
A fantastic opportunity to purchase a detached traditional home which occupies a delightful established plot generous by modern standards and which subject to consent, could offer scope to expand the accommodation further.
The property is understood to have been originally constructed in the 1930s with the current vendors only the second owners of the property and are only bringing the property to market due to downsizing within the village.
The property retains much of its original character with many period features including original dog leg staircase, fireplaces, deep stripped pine skirting, architrave and picture rails as well as period internal doors with the original door furniture, high ceilings all with a spacious feel.
The original house has been extended to the rear elevation creating two larger linked reception rooms which benefit from aspect out into the south to westerly facing garden. This is a particularly delightful feature of the property extending to almost 100ft in length and has been lovingly established over the years.
Internally the property offers three bedrooms and bathroom to the first floor and to the ground floor there are two reception rooms and well proportioned L shaped dining kitchen with walk-in pantry as well as access into a useful cellar. The main receptions lead off an attractive central hallway with cloakroom off and an initial storm porch.
The property benefits from double glazing and gas central heating as well as being offered to the market with no upward chain.
There is an excellent level of parking with twin driveways and open fronted garage with useful workshop behind, all located within a convenient area of this highly regarded and well served village.
Overall viewing comes highly recommended to appreciate both the location and accommodation on offer.
The village of Bottesford is well equipped with local amenities including primary and secondary schools, a range of local shops, doctors and dentists, several public houses and restaurants, railway station with links to Nottingham and Grantham which gives a fast rail link to London's Kings Cross in just over an hour. The A52, A46 and A1 are also close by providing excellent road access.
A TIMBER ENTRANCE DOOR LEADS THROUGH INTO:
Storm Porch - 2.41m x 1.30m (7'11 x 4'3) - Having tiled floor, central heating radiator, double glazed window to the front and door to:
Entrance Hall - 4.93m max x 2.39m (16'2 max x 7'10) - Having strip wood flooring, deep stripped pine skirting, architrave and picture rail, central heating radiator, dog leg staircase rising to the first floor with storage cupboard beneath, double glazed window to the side, and door to:
Cloakroom - 1.75m x 1.22m max (5'9 x 4'0 max) - Having close coupled wc, pedestal wash basin, central heating radiator and double glazed window to the front.
Sitting Room - 6.86m x 3.71m (22'6 x 12'2) - A well proportioned reception which has been extended to the rear and offers delightful aspect into the garden, the focal point of the room is the chimney breast with original tiled fire surround, mantle and hearth with inset open grate, alcoves to the side, deep stripped pine skirting and picture rail, two central heating radiators and double glazed window to the rear. A pair of double doors gives access through into:
Dining Room - 6.76m x 3.58m (22'2 x 11'9) - A further well proportioned reception which has been extended to the rear and links through into the kitchen as well as having access out into the rear garden. Having dual aspect, chimney breast with period style fire surround and mantle, tiled hearth and back with inset gas coal effect fire, built in dresser unit to the side, shelved alcove, deep stripped pine skirting and picture rail, two central heating radiators and door leading into:
Dining Kitchen - 5.61m x 4.70m max (18'5 x 15'5 max) - A well proportioned open plan L shaped kitchen which benefits from a dual aspect with double glazed windows to the front and rear as well as access into the garden. The initial dining/breakfast area has built in dresser unit with glass display cabinet, quarry tiled floor, central heating radiator, double glazed window to the front and leading through into the kitchen.
The kitchen is appointed with a generous range of pine wall, base and drawer units, two runs of preparation surfaces, two resin sinks tiled splashbacks, plumbing for washing machine, integral dishwasher, space for free standing gas or electric range, continuation of the quarry tiled floor, central heating radiator, double glazed windows to the front and rear.
Pantry - 1.70m x 0.86m (5'7 x 2'10) - Providing a generous level of space with shelving and tiled cold slabs, continuation of the quarry tiled floor and double glazed window to the front.
Cellar - 2.49m x 1.70m (8'2 x 5'7) - Accessed via a hatch from the kitchen and providing useful storage space with power and light.
FROM THE ENTRANCE HALL A DOG LEG STAIRCASE WITH A PERIOD BALUSTRADE RISES TO THE:
First Floor Landing - 3.10m x 2.69m max (10'2 x 8'10 max) - A light and airy space having double glazed window to the front, deep stripped pine skirting, architrave and picture rail, access to loft space and stripped pine door to:
Bedroom 1 - 3.05m (excl w'robe) x 3.73m (10'111 (excl w'robe) - A well proportioned double bedroom having aspect to the rear, chimney breast with period tiled fireplace, built in wardrobes to the side, deep skirting, central heating radiator and double glazed window.
Bedroom 2 - 3.68m x 3.73m (12'1 x 12'3) - A further double bedroom having aspect into the rear garden, built in wardrobes, chimney breast with period tiled fireplace, deep skirting, central heating radiator and double glazed window.
Bedroom 3 - 2.74m x 2.57m (9'0 x 8'5) - Having built in wardrobes with sliding mirrored door fronts, deep skirting, central heating radiator and double glazed window to the side.
Bathroom - 2.54m x 2.74m (8'4 x 9'0) - An L shaped room having tongue and groove panelled enamelled bath with chrome mixer tap and integral shower handset, close coupled wc, pedestal wash basin, tiled spalshbacks, built in airing cupboard, towel radiator, inset downlighters to the ceiling and two UPVC double glazed windows to the side.
Exterior - The property occupies a delightful plot which is generous by modern standards, set back from the road behind a timber fence with grassed frontage, established yew trees, and functioning well, ideal for watering the garden.
The property benefits from two driveways with an excellent level of off road parking, one leading to an:
Open Front Garage - 4.88m x 2.87m (16'0 x 9'5) - Having pitched roof, power and light. A doorway to the rear gives access into:
Workshop - 2.74m x 2.69m (9'0 x 8'10) - Having power and light and access out into the rear garden. Attached to the rear of this workshop is a useful log store.
Rear Garden - A delightful feature of the property, generous by modern standards and benefitting from a south to westerly aspect, well stocked with an abundance of mature trees and shrubs including several fruiting apples and raspberry patch, formal shrubs and central lawn with initial raised terrace which links back into the dining room creating an excellent outdoor entertaining space.
To the foot of the garden is a useful timber storage shed and adjacent log store. There is various outside lighting and cold water tap.
Council Tax Band - Melton Borough Council - Tax Band C.
A fantastic opportunity to purchase a detached traditional home which occupies a delightful established plot generous by modern standards and which subject to consent, could offer scope to expand the accommodation further.
The property is understood to have been originally constructed in the 1930s with the current vendors only the second owners of the property and are only bringing the property to market due to downsizing within the village.
The property retains much of its original character with many period features including original dog leg staircase, fireplaces, deep stripped pine skirting, architrave and picture rails as well as period internal doors with the original door furniture, high ceilings all with a spacious feel.
The original house has been extended to the rear elevation creating two larger linked reception rooms which benefit from aspect out into the south to westerly facing garden. This is a particularly delightful feature of the property extending to almost 100ft in length and has been lovingly established over the years.
Internally the property offers three bedrooms and bathroom to the first floor and to the ground floor there are two reception rooms and well proportioned L shaped dining kitchen with walk-in pantry as well as access into a useful cellar. The main receptions lead off an attractive central hallway with cloakroom off and an initial storm porch.
The property benefits from double glazing and gas central heating as well as being offered to the market with no upward chain.
There is an excellent level of parking with twin driveways and open fronted garage with useful workshop behind, all located within a convenient area of this highly regarded and well served village.
Overall viewing comes highly recommended to appreciate both the location and accommodation on offer.
The village of Bottesford is well equipped with local amenities including primary and secondary schools, a range of local shops, doctors and dentists, several public houses and restaurants, railway station with links to Nottingham and Grantham which gives a fast rail link to London's Kings Cross in just over an hour. The A52, A46 and A1 are also close by providing excellent road access.
A TIMBER ENTRANCE DOOR LEADS THROUGH INTO:
Storm Porch - 2.41m x 1.30m (7'11 x 4'3) - Having tiled floor, central heating radiator, double glazed window to the front and door to:
Entrance Hall - 4.93m max x 2.39m (16'2 max x 7'10) - Having strip wood flooring, deep stripped pine skirting, architrave and picture rail, central heating radiator, dog leg staircase rising to the first floor with storage cupboard beneath, double glazed window to the side, and door to:
Cloakroom - 1.75m x 1.22m max (5'9 x 4'0 max) - Having close coupled wc, pedestal wash basin, central heating radiator and double glazed window to the front.
Sitting Room - 6.86m x 3.71m (22'6 x 12'2) - A well proportioned reception which has been extended to the rear and offers delightful aspect into the garden, the focal point of the room is the chimney breast with original tiled fire surround, mantle and hearth with inset open grate, alcoves to the side, deep stripped pine skirting and picture rail, two central heating radiators and double glazed window to the rear. A pair of double doors gives access through into:
Dining Room - 6.76m x 3.58m (22'2 x 11'9) - A further well proportioned reception which has been extended to the rear and links through into the kitchen as well as having access out into the rear garden. Having dual aspect, chimney breast with period style fire surround and mantle, tiled hearth and back with inset gas coal effect fire, built in dresser unit to the side, shelved alcove, deep stripped pine skirting and picture rail, two central heating radiators and door leading into:
Dining Kitchen - 5.61m x 4.70m max (18'5 x 15'5 max) - A well proportioned open plan L shaped kitchen which benefits from a dual aspect with double glazed windows to the front and rear as well as access into the garden. The initial dining/breakfast area has built in dresser unit with glass display cabinet, quarry tiled floor, central heating radiator, double glazed window to the front and leading through into the kitchen.
The kitchen is appointed with a generous range of pine wall, base and drawer units, two runs of preparation surfaces, two resin sinks tiled splashbacks, plumbing for washing machine, integral dishwasher, space for free standing gas or electric range, continuation of the quarry tiled floor, central heating radiator, double glazed windows to the front and rear.
Pantry - 1.70m x 0.86m (5'7 x 2'10) - Providing a generous level of space with shelving and tiled cold slabs, continuation of the quarry tiled floor and double glazed window to the front.
Cellar - 2.49m x 1.70m (8'2 x 5'7) - Accessed via a hatch from the kitchen and providing useful storage space with power and light.
FROM THE ENTRANCE HALL A DOG LEG STAIRCASE WITH A PERIOD BALUSTRADE RISES TO THE:
First Floor Landing - 3.10m x 2.69m max (10'2 x 8'10 max) - A light and airy space having double glazed window to the front, deep stripped pine skirting, architrave and picture rail, access to loft space and stripped pine door to:
Bedroom 1 - 3.05m (excl w'robe) x 3.73m (10'111 (excl w'robe) - A well proportioned double bedroom having aspect to the rear, chimney breast with period tiled fireplace, built in wardrobes to the side, deep skirting, central heating radiator and double glazed window.
Bedroom 2 - 3.68m x 3.73m (12'1 x 12'3) - A further double bedroom having aspect into the rear garden, built in wardrobes, chimney breast with period tiled fireplace, deep skirting, central heating radiator and double glazed window.
Bedroom 3 - 2.74m x 2.57m (9'0 x 8'5) - Having built in wardrobes with sliding mirrored door fronts, deep skirting, central heating radiator and double glazed window to the side.
Bathroom - 2.54m x 2.74m (8'4 x 9'0) - An L shaped room having tongue and groove panelled enamelled bath with chrome mixer tap and integral shower handset, close coupled wc, pedestal wash basin, tiled spalshbacks, built in airing cupboard, towel radiator, inset downlighters to the ceiling and two UPVC double glazed windows to the side.
Exterior - The property occupies a delightful plot which is generous by modern standards, set back from the road behind a timber fence with grassed frontage, established yew trees, and functioning well, ideal for watering the garden.
The property benefits from two driveways with an excellent level of off road parking, one leading to an:
Open Front Garage - 4.88m x 2.87m (16'0 x 9'5) - Having pitched roof, power and light. A doorway to the rear gives access into:
Workshop - 2.74m x 2.69m (9'0 x 8'10) - Having power and light and access out into the rear garden. Attached to the rear of this workshop is a useful log store.
Rear Garden - A delightful feature of the property, generous by modern standards and benefitting from a south to westerly aspect, well stocked with an abundance of mature trees and shrubs including several fruiting apples and raspberry patch, formal shrubs and central lawn with initial raised terrace which links back into the dining room creating an excellent outdoor entertaining space.
To the foot of the garden is a useful timber storage shed and adjacent log store. There is various outside lighting and cold water tap.
Council Tax Band - Melton Borough Council - Tax Band C.
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