This is a truly impressive example of a 1930s detached home that has been enjoyed by one family for nearly 50 years. The property really is just one of those houses that offers everything you could want from the location – space, character, airiness, orientation and size of garden – and is now looking for the next family to lovingly update it to their own tastes and style. There is huge potential to increase the size substantially such as a wraparound ground floor extension and a loft conversion, subject to obtaining the necessary consents.

The property is approached from the front with a covered open porch and an original door opening into a most welcoming airy entrance hall with impressive return staircase to upper floor, storage cupboard, understairs storage area and doors to ground floor rooms. To the right is a large impressive reception room with coving, high ceiling and a feature square bay window to front. Adjacent to the rear is a family/dining room with sliding patio doors that open out onto the garden, original tiled fireplace and shelving. Also to the rear is a kitchen/breakfast room with original dresser, side window, range of fitted wall and base units, stainless steel sink, tiled splashbacks, 600mm electric cooker, stainless steel chimney hood, plumbing for washing machine, wall-mounted boiler for central heating and domestic hot water. At the end, a door leads into a boot room with a door onto the garden and a WC to one side.

Moving upstairs there is a spacious landing with side window and doors to four bedrooms, WC and bathroom. Bedroom one is a large double room to the front with bay window and extensive fitted cupboards and coving. Bedroom two is also a good double room with fitted wardrobe, shelving and vanity sink – and far reaching views extending to the spire of St Mary's Church. Bedrooms three and four are three-quarter sized rooms, one to the front with a bay window and one to the rear with views of the garden. There is also a family bathroom with window, two-piece aquamarine coloured suite, half-tiled walls and there is also a separate WC with window.

Outside to the front there is a beautiful landscaped garden, full of attractive shrubs and flowering plants and also a small area of lawn.
To the side of this is a brick-paved driveway that has space to park a number of cars and runs alongside the house, leading to a detached garage to the rear of the property. The garage has an up-and-over door, pitched roof and side windows while inside there is power, light and a wooden workbench across the back wall. To the rear there is a simply magnificent enclosed south-west-facing garden, over 100 feet in length and also of a good width, extensively laid to lawn with fencing, established hedgerows and beds to the boundaries. By the house, there are attractive, well-stocked flower beds with bay and flowering cherry trees as well as a brick-paved patio adjoining a crazy-paved path that winds through flower blooms to a side door into the garage. Towards the rear of the garden, there are plum, apple and fig trees, plus a large vegetable patch with raspberry canes.'


Houses of this calibre are rare to come to the open market and this special property has to be viewed to be fully appreciated. So, we recommend arranging this as soon as possible via Leese & Nagle Estate Agents on[use Contact Agent Button].

Council Tax Band: F
Tenure: Freehold