The entrance leads into the hallway which leads into a recently decorated utility area with fridge/freezer. Straight ahead leads to the garden. The stairs are to the right leading up to a kitchen, family bathroom and two bedrooms, plus living room with log burner. Heating is electric radiators.

Property Details

The front door of this property opens up onto a hallway with laminate wood flooring and coat hooks,
moving through into the utility room that currently houses a washing machine and tumble dryer
under a worktop. There is a free standing fridge/freezer as well,
although there is room for further appliances,
and shelving above the worktop next to a window looking into the garden.

The garden is approximately 40 metres long and 10 metres wide and comes with a 12x8 ft shed,
mature fruit trees and a log store, with views over the fields as well as a view of the Gothic Manor at Bryngwyn.
There is a patio area immediately outside the utility room before the lawn.

Walking back in past the utility room the stairs lead up to the left.
They also benefit from the laminate flooring which continues throughout the entire first floor.
There is a double bedroom to both the right and left at the top of the stairwell,
with the left hand bedroom commanding the views to the north-east.
The oak architraves in the upstairs rooms provide a nice feature.

The family bathroom has WC, sink, bath and electric shower with aqua panel walling
and granite effect splash back and window sill.

The living/dining room has a log burner with space for further furniture either side of the chimney breast.

The kitchen had an oven/hob, extractor, dishwasher and fridge.
There is a tiled backsplash and the window over the sink faces north east.
Gloss white fronted kitchen units house the appliances.

The larger of the two double bedrooms, to the right of the top of the stairwell,
in turn has a door leading up to the top floor. This attic space benefits two skylights
and over 7ft clearance at the high point. A cupboard has been built in already,
and the roof is clad in pine tongue and groove timber.

There are 12 solar panels which are owned by the lease holder and not only does the electricity get used by the house
but the panels send electricity to the grid which is paid back.
The annual amount is between £600 and £700. The freeholders are responsible for the roof, windows and externals.
The roof and windows have been replaced within the last four years.

At the end of the road there is Dewchurch Memorial Hall, and behind that a gated young childrens' play area
with swings and climbing frames.
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Why the owner loves the property:
The maisonette has a much larger garden than many similar sized properties. It has an established lawn, borders and fruit trees including plum and pear. There is also a large shed in the garden in good condition. These things make it great for a family with kids, providing extra storage and a lot of safe play space.The solar panels on the roof are owned by the lease holder and not only does the electricity get used by the house but the panels send electricity to the grid which is paid back. The annual amount is between £600 and £700.The property has a good atmosphere and is in good condition. The great thing about being a lease holder is that the free holders are responsible for things like the roof, windows and externals. The roof and windows were done only about three years ago so will be problem free for a good while. And when works are done, the charge to the leaseholder is considerably less than market rate.