The front door of the property will lead us into the entrance hall, which has hanging space for coats and of course shoes, underfoot we have engineered oak flooring.

On this level we have two rooms, a large bedroom, and the family bathroom.

The first room, a good size bedroom, which has been extended to take some of the room of what was the dinning room, of course back in the day.

We have a large, double-glazed window into the bay, a large amount of space for a bed size of your choice, with bespoke shelving either side of the chimney breast. The room offers great versatility, so bedroom, snug, teenagers games room, great choice.

Next of course the family bathroom, now even though we have lost some size from the front room, still a good size, remembering back in the day, we did not have bathrooms, so a regular use of the space for the bathroom, in houses of this period.

We have a full-size family bath, with shower over, shower attachment and mixer taps, low level W.C. pedestal wash hand basin, part tiled around the shower, and glass bricks between the two rooms, obdured of course. Obscure double glazed window to the

Rear.

First we will venture upstairs, the stairs themselves are stripped back to the original wood, so very authentic. The mezzanine between the floors is a good size double glazed window and being west facing letting in lots of light.

The first bedroom we will find on the first floor is a good double, double glazed windows to the rear, space either side of the chimney breast for bespoke shelving or wardrobes, again wooden floorboards under foot.

To the front of the first floor, we will find the principal bedroom, very good size bedroom, bespoke shelving either side of the chimney breast.

On the land outside the main bedroom, there is a pull-down ladder that will take you into the loft, naturally great for storage, of course a great place for the kids to hid and set up camp. There is a Velux window up there so good light.

So, we head back downstairs, so from the ground floor we go downstairs to the kitchen day room.

The kitchen section itself has a window to the front being east facing, so again allowing a lot of natural light in. The kitchen is worked around a solid oak work top, offering a butler sink, integrated dishwasher , plumbing and space for the washing machine space

for large fried freezer, induction hod, electric oven, and a good amount of storage throughout the kitchen area, and of course plenty of space for a table and chairs.

Now the lounge space is nice and open, so you are not encroaching on either sides space, so kitchen, and lounge nice and separate.

A lovely bonus being that double glazed door will lead you out onto a large and deep west facing terrace, very sociable space indeed, and overlooking your west facing garden.

Now we venture even further downstairs to the room that was the kitchen before the current vendor moved it upstairs.

The room thus of course offers a good size, and again lots of different potential uses. Chill out room, playroom, teenagers' bedroom, a wonderful variety again.

Now we go outside, under the large terrace, into the west facing garden, which is predominantly laid to lawn, with shrub boarders, and offers a wonderful quiet and peace garden, you could literally be anywhere, let alone close to the city centre.