A spacious side entrance porch leads to through the entrance hall. A spindle banister stairway leads to first floor landing, dado rail decorative feature, wood effect laminate flooring and doors to the ground floor accommodation which comprise:
 
Lounge: 4.03m x 4.87m (13’3 x16’)
Bay window to front aspect, to one wall is an original wooden fireplace with tiled hearth and back, fitted with a living flame style gas fire (not tested)
The high ceilings from its original Edwardian character gives this, and the other principal ground floor rooms a feeling of spaciousness and gives ample space for sofa suites, TV etc.
 
Dining Room: 4.03m x 4.25m (13’3 x 13’11)
Window to front aspect (currently set up as a bedroom), built in wardrobes to both sides of the room and ample space for a family size dining table, sideboard etc, as required.
 
Kitchen: 3.69m x 3.96m (14’5 x 13’1)
The kitchen has windows to both side and rear aspects, ceramic tiled flooring. It is fitted with a range of pine fronted units under roll edged laminate work surfaces. There is a range cooker to one side with extractor fan and tiled splash backs, under worktop space for washing machine and dishwasher. There is an inset sink by the rear window, space for tall fridge/freezer and doors through to, both the family room and by the rear lobby, to the garden and utility room.
 
Family Room: 3.96m x 7.07m (12’1 x 13’1)
The family room is in two area as currently laid out with a breakfast/dining table the top end and sofa suite at the other. There are patio doors to the rear garden and a further window to the side. There is wood effect laminate flooring and two built in cupboards to the left side.
 
Utility Room:
Window to rear aspect, fitted with a worktop, further storage, and as the kitchen is so large, this could easily be adapted to form a home office or study.
 
Ground floor cloakroom:
Obscure glazed window to side aspect, fully tiled walls and fitted with the toilet basin and step in shower.
 
The spectacular staircase then leads via a half landing (with obscure glazed window to side aspect) to the first floor landing and the first floor bedroom accommodation.
 
Bedrooms one and two, mirror the lounge and dining room downstairs and also from this landing is a small room with window to side aspect which we have labelled as a services room.
 
Services Room: 2.48m x 2.05m (8’2 x 6’9)
There is some additional storage in here perhaps for linen, but it could even make a first-floor hobbies/study room or even a small bedroom. To one side is the wall mounted gas fired boiler which services the central heating system and hot water.
 
Bedroom One: 4.03m x 5.08m (13’3 x 6’8)
Bay Window to front aspect, a large double room with ample space for bed, wardrobes etc.
 
Bedroom Two: 4.03m x 4.25m (13’ x 16’ 8)
Window to front aspect, again a full double bedroom with space for wardrobes as required.
 
Bedroom Three: 3.16m x 3.98m (10’4 x 13’3)
Window to rear aspect, space for double bed.
 
Bedroom Four: 2.82m x 3.91m (9’3 x 12’10)
Window to both rear and side aspects, space for double bed, wardrobe etc, wall mounted wash basin.
 
Bathroom:
Obscure glazed window to side aspect, part tiled walls and fitted with a suite comprising bath with shower over, pedestal basin and matching closed coupled WC.
 
Separate cloakroom:
Obscured glazed window to side aspect, fitted with a short-flush WC.
 
The stair way then continues up to the second floor via a further side landing with window to side aspect. The top floor comprises three further bedrooms which are all attic style but present significant extra accommodation. Any of the top floor accommodation could be adapted to form individual suites or even a self-contained flat.
 
Bedroom Five: 4.84m x 3.41m (15’10 x 11’)
Dormer window to front aspect, space for bed and wardrobes, sliding door leading through to the dressing room which has obvious potential for creating an en-suite or similar.
 
Bedroom Six: 3.34m x 2.93m (910’11 x 9’7)
Dormer window to the rear aspect.
 
Bedroom Seven: 2.25m x 5.08m (8’2 x 6’9)
Whilst an unusual shape, this still provides more than adequate accommodation as a nice bedroom.
 
Outside:
To the front, the property is approached from Holdenhurst Road by a double driveway (‘in and out’) which provides parking for numerous vehicles and access to the porch/front door.
To the left of the property is further pathway which leads through to the rear garden, which can also be accessed by the door from the kitchen and the patio from the family room.
Immediately adjacent the house is a large paved patio area with a main body of the garden extending away from here as lawn with a tall block wall proving the rear boundary. To the right, this extends form the side of a useful garden store or workshop and the garden itself has a sunny southerly aspect.