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Floorplan
Map3 bedroom semi-detached house
Sold STC
Semi-detached house
3 beds
1 bath
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Features and description
- Early viewing highly recommended
- Very well presented throughout with accommodation offering an entrance hall, living room, sunroom, open plan kitchen/dining space, pantry store, three double bedrooms and family bathroom
- Occupying a sizeable corner plot with huge potential to extend (subject to relevant permissions obtained)
- Large block paved front driveway (upto 4/5 vehicles)
- Southerly aspect, natural stone walled, enclosed rear and side garden.
- Scenic Countryside and Coastal views enjoyed from both inside the house and outside
- Close proximity to local pubs, heritage coast line, countryside walks and the amenities of Llantwit Major.
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A very well presented, semi-detached family home occupying a generous corner plot with scenic countryside and coastal views, a short distance from the heritage coastline and the town of Llantwit Major.
Part glazed UPVC entrance door through to HALL (7'1" x 2’9"), ceramic tile floor, wooden panelling to low-level walls, fitted ceiling lights and straight carpeted stairs rising to the first floor landing.Spacious SITTING ROOM (11'7" x 16’5"), hardwood oak floor, multiple recess ceiling spotlights, feature central fireplace with flagstone hearth, inset wood burner, large window overlooking front driveway with scenic countryside views beyond and separate aluminium framed sliding doors through to CONSERVATORY (10’ x 8’5"), ceramic tile floor, wall mounted spotlights, pitch roof and sliding doors giving access directly to the rear garden, adjoining local farmland.Open plan KITCHEN/ DINING SPACE (10'7" x 27‘7"), ceramic tile floor, multiple ceiling spotlights with fitted 'Shaker' style wall and base mounted units with composite roll top work surface, integrated dishwasher, inset double Belfast ceramic sink, plumbing provision for white goods, full-length fridge, full-length freezer and additional oil fired AGA to remain. Door through to PANTRY store (5'9" x 5‘4"), ceramic tiled floor, inset ceiling spotlights and access to under stairs cupboard.
First floor LANDING (9'3" x 4’7"), fitted carpet, central ceiling light, attic hatch, airing cupboard housing the immersion tank and large window with elevated views to the rear walled garden and rolling rural land beyond. BEDROOM 1 (11'6" x 10’7"), fully carpeted, central pendant ceiling lights, useful storage cupboard and large window overlooking the front with far reaching countryside and coastal views. BEDROOM 2 (11'7" x 10‘6"), fitted carpet, central pendant ceiling light, including storage with hanging and shelving and large window to the front elevation with direct sea views. BEDROOM 3 (8'4" x 8‘1"), fully carpeted, central ceiling light and window to the back garden, farmland and coast. In the BATHROOM (7'6" x 5‘6"), would effect floor, fully tiled walls, three-piece suite comprising low-level WC, panelled bath with electric shower over and freestanding ceramic pedestal wash hand basin, large frosted window to side elevation.
Entrance opens to large private block paved driveway (for up to 4 or 5 vehicles) with stocked planted borders. Five bar gated access with additional pedestrian gate opens to the southerly facing, large rear and side garden which is predominantly lawned with natural stone wall boundaries with large double timber constructed STORE (22'1" x 10‘), set on a concrete base with two windows to the side and double doors to the front.
Part glazed UPVC entrance door through to HALL (7'1" x 2’9"), ceramic tile floor, wooden panelling to low-level walls, fitted ceiling lights and straight carpeted stairs rising to the first floor landing.Spacious SITTING ROOM (11'7" x 16’5"), hardwood oak floor, multiple recess ceiling spotlights, feature central fireplace with flagstone hearth, inset wood burner, large window overlooking front driveway with scenic countryside views beyond and separate aluminium framed sliding doors through to CONSERVATORY (10’ x 8’5"), ceramic tile floor, wall mounted spotlights, pitch roof and sliding doors giving access directly to the rear garden, adjoining local farmland.Open plan KITCHEN/ DINING SPACE (10'7" x 27‘7"), ceramic tile floor, multiple ceiling spotlights with fitted 'Shaker' style wall and base mounted units with composite roll top work surface, integrated dishwasher, inset double Belfast ceramic sink, plumbing provision for white goods, full-length fridge, full-length freezer and additional oil fired AGA to remain. Door through to PANTRY store (5'9" x 5‘4"), ceramic tiled floor, inset ceiling spotlights and access to under stairs cupboard.
First floor LANDING (9'3" x 4’7"), fitted carpet, central ceiling light, attic hatch, airing cupboard housing the immersion tank and large window with elevated views to the rear walled garden and rolling rural land beyond. BEDROOM 1 (11'6" x 10’7"), fully carpeted, central pendant ceiling lights, useful storage cupboard and large window overlooking the front with far reaching countryside and coastal views. BEDROOM 2 (11'7" x 10‘6"), fitted carpet, central pendant ceiling light, including storage with hanging and shelving and large window to the front elevation with direct sea views. BEDROOM 3 (8'4" x 8‘1"), fully carpeted, central ceiling light and window to the back garden, farmland and coast. In the BATHROOM (7'6" x 5‘6"), would effect floor, fully tiled walls, three-piece suite comprising low-level WC, panelled bath with electric shower over and freestanding ceramic pedestal wash hand basin, large frosted window to side elevation.
Entrance opens to large private block paved driveway (for up to 4 or 5 vehicles) with stocked planted borders. Five bar gated access with additional pedestrian gate opens to the southerly facing, large rear and side garden which is predominantly lawned with natural stone wall boundaries with large double timber constructed STORE (22'1" x 10‘), set on a concrete base with two windows to the side and double doors to the front.
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