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118 Great Preston Road
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Entrance Hall

3 bedroom detached bungalow

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Detached bungalow
3 bed
2 bath
EPC rating: D*
1,237 sq ft / 115 sq m

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Property description & features

  • Well-presented three-bedroom detached bungalow
  • Magnificent rural views over Ashey and beyond
  • Occupying a wide, spacious plot opening onto fields
  • Desirable position in an extremely convenient location
  • Significantly upgraded by the current owners
  • Fabulous gardens with mature established planting
  • UPVC double glazing and gas central heating
  • Nearby to rural and coastal walking routes
  • Private block paved driveway for one vehicle
  • Close to local amenities, schools and mainland travel links
This beautifully presented detached bungalow is situated in an extremely convenient location and benefits from a fabulous garden and far-reaching countryside views.

Upgraded throughout and well-maintained by the current owners, this beautifully presented property enjoys an enviable position in the popular Elmfield area of Ryde and is conveniently located for local amenities and mainland travel links. In addition to cosmetic improvements, a range of other significant updates over recent years include an upgrade to the electrics, installation of new French doors in the dining area, refurbished kitchen and bathrooms, the installation of a log burner and associated chimney works, addition of the sunroom, the replacement of the rear sun deck and the creation of a stunning rear garden.

This fantastic home is situated in Elmfield, a popular suburb of Ryde within walking distance of the town centre and nearby sandy beaches. Enjoying far reaching countryside views, its location is perfect for family life, close to good schools and regular travel links. The bustling town centre of Ryde enjoys eclectic boutique shops and an exciting range of cafes, restaurants and bars. As the largest town on the Isle of Wight, Ryde offers a variety of activities for all ages and fast passenger travel links to the mainland are just a few minutes' drive from the property. There is a bus stop directly outside the property, connecting to Ryde bus and train stations which provide convenient, regular transport links across the Island.

Accommodation comprises of a welcoming entrance hall, a kitchen which is open plan to a breakfast room, beautiful open plan lounge/diner, utility room, study/storeroom, three double bedrooms, two bathrooms and a sunroom, all connected by a central hallway. Outside, there are gardens front and rear and private driveway parking.

Welcome To 118 Great Preston Road - From popular Great Preston Road, a block paved driveway provides essential parking and leads past mature planting down steps to a neatly fenced front garden and to the charming Island Stone façade of number 118. An ornate metal porch perfectly frames the UPVC front door.

Entrance Hall - ext to 2.39m (ext to 7'10) - The welcoming entrance hall is presented in fresh white and has plenty of room for coats, with a tall cupboard providing additional storage. A window fills the room with natural light, plus there are recessed spotlights and a radiator. A doorway leads to the kitchen and a stable style door leads to the utility. The entrance hall is finished with newly laid high quality laminate flooring which continues into the kitchen and breakfast room.

Kitchen - 3.45m x 2.59m (11'4 x 8'6) - The characterful kitchen is a fantastic mix of floor and wall units, finished in country cream and complemented by oak worktops and tiled splashbacks. There is a recently installed 1.5 bowl ceramic sink and drainer complete with a mixer tap, beneath a large window with views over the front garden. There are integrated appliances including a fridge, dishwasher, recently installed oven and gas hob with matching hood over, and recessed spotlights plus under cabinet lighting. An open archway leads to the breakfast room and a door leads to the central hallway.

Breakfast Room - 3.58m x 3.45m max (11'9 x 11'4 max) - Combining with the kitchen to create a social space, the breakfast room is a versatile area filled with natural light from French doors which lead to the front garden. There is a central pendant light and a radiator, the high-quality laminate floor continues, and there is a door to the central hallway.

Hallway - ext to 7.47m (ext to 24'6) - The central hallway is finished in a neutral scheme and benefits from recessed spotlights and laminate flooring. At one end, the hallway gives access to the kitchen, breakfast room, shower room and bedrooms two and three. The central part of the hallway has doors to the pantry, which has power and light and is currently home to an additional freezer, the family bathroom and lounge/diner. The far end of the hallway opens out to provide access to the sunroom and bedroom one.

Lounge/Diner - 8.00m x 3.56m max (26'3 x 11'8 max) - A fabulously spacious open plan room, with plenty of glazing including recently installed French doors in the dining area, providing lovely views over the garden and to The Downs beyond. The lounge area is arranged around a cosy woodburner sitting on a slate hearth in a chimney breast with an oak mantle over. There is a central pendant light and a window to the side aspect with a radiator under. At the dining end there is plenty of room for a large table with a pendant light over, perfectly positioned to take advantage of the views and light provided by the French doors, which also benefits from radiators to each side. The whole lounge/diner space features an oak finish flooring.

Sunroom - 2.06m x 2.03m (6'9 x 6'8) - Neatly tucked between the house and the garden, the sunroom, currently used as a craft room, benefits from a polycarbonate roof and white walls, with a stylish timber finish ceramic tile floor which is both attractive and hardwearing. French doors provide fabulous views and lead on to the decking terrace.

Bedroom One - 3.71m x 3.51m (12'2 x 11'6) - Bedroom one is a generously proportioned room, with neutral décor and carpet, and a triple window providing a spectacular view over the garden to the rural landscape beyond.

Family Bathroom - 3.02m x 1.47m (9'11 x 4'10) - The family bathroom is another good-size room, fully tiled in white with blue glass blocks, glass feature tiles and a vinyl floor creating a calming coastal theme. A large shower spans one end of the room plus there is a contemporary vanity basin in white with storage under and a mirror cabinet over, a matching low-level WC with dual flush and a heated chrome towel rail. There is also a full height double airing cupboard, which is also home to the Vaillant combi boiler, and an extractor.

Bedroom Two - 4.11m x 3.23m max (13'6 x 10'7 max) - Well proportioned, the second bedroom has a charming blue décor and a neutral carpet, and has a central pendant light and a radiator, with a window to the side aspect. There is a built-in tall cupboard and plenty of room for additional furniture.

Bedroom Three - 2.97m x 2.26m (9'9 x 7'5) - Bedroom three is presented in a neutral scheme, with a central light, radiator, a window to the side aspect and a smart grey carpet.

Shower Room - 1.80m x 1.55m (5'11 x 5'1) - Perfectly positioned to serve bedrooms two and three, the refurbished shower room has attractive neutral tiles which complement the walls and a neutral vinyl floor. There is a large corner shower, a contemporary vanity basin with storage under and a matching low-level WC with dual flush, plus a heated chrome towel rail, central light and extractor.

Utility - 2.36m x 1.30m (7'9 x 4'3) - A useful addition made by the current owners in what was formerly the back of the garage, this area has a worktop with storage under and a stone butler sink with hand shower over and tiles around, laminate flooring, plus space and plumbing for a washing machine and tumble drier. A small window has view down the side path and there is a built-in tall storage cupboard. An open doorway leads into the study/storeroom.

Study/Storeroom - 2.95m x 2.31m (9'8 x 7'7) - The front section of the former garage is currently in use as a store but would be suitable for a variety of potential uses. This area benefits from a large window to the front aspect, a radiator, a ceiling light and plenty of sockets, and is also home to the consumer unit. This area has also recently had a new roof and guttering.

Outside - To the front, mature planting combines with a wall to enhance the privacy of the property. Further mature planting covers the upper front garden, which could provide additional parking subject to any necessary consents. A block paved driveway provides parking for one, and shallow steps lead from the driveway down onto the lower front garden, which is mainly laid to gravel to create a welcoming entrance to the home. A gate give access to the side path and on to the rear garden.

To the rear, a fantastic decked terrace, which has recently been upgraded to a Japanese hardwood, spans the rear of the house and provides a perfect position from which to enjoy the garden, visiting wildlife and rural views beyond. A gardeners paradise, steps lead down to a paved seating area and on to lawns, all surrounded by an abundance of mature planting. Trees and shrubs surround the main lawn, which features stone stepping stones and a beautiful pergola. Gravel paths connect to the kitchen garden which is tucked away behind planting and clever screening. The kitchen garden is a mix of raised beds and gravel paths, surrounded by mature planting and leading to a potting shed, wood store and greenhouse. An ornate gate leads into the neighbouring field, and the rear garden benefits from an outside electrical socket and an outside tap.

118 Great Preston Road is a well presented and maintained spacious bungalow with versatile accommodation which strikes an enviable balance of being conveniently located and enjoying far reaching rural views.

Additional Details - Tenure: Freehold
Council Tax Band: D
Services: Mains water, gas, electricity and drainage

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