About the property
Key features
- Large garden over 100'
- Parking for a number of vehicles
- Extended on the ground floor
- Abundance of character with open fireplaces and stripped floors
- 3 reception rooms
- 3 bedrooms
- Large kitchen/breakfast/family room
- Utility room/ground floor WC
- Solar panels feed in tariff (installed in 2012)
- Rarely available
Material information
Property description
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This characterful early c.1900's three bedroom semi detached house is situated on this desirable road convenient for the centre of town and affords a wealth of character throughout. The property has a drive providing parking for 2-3 vehicles and a delightful c.106' x 40 rear garden.
The accommodation has been extended ground floor and affords an entrance porch, hall, sitting room with a box bay window and an open fireplace, a separate dining/family room (currently utilised as a ground floor bedroom), as well as a modern kitchen leading through to a breakfast/dining room and a family room, which has access via French doors into the garden. There is also a useful utility room and adjacent ground floor WC.
To the first floor there are three good sized bedrooms and a well appointed bathroom. The master bedroom is currently utilised as a second sitting room/snug and has an open fireplace.
Further benefits include a large loft room which is currently used for storage, offering potential for further accommodation subject to the usual compliance. EER-E. An early inspection of this delightful property is recommended.
SERVICES
All mains services connected.
Gas fired central heating via radiators.
Solar panels with feed in tariff (installed in 2012).
N.B. A feed-in tariff pays you for surplus energy you produce at home via technology such as solar panels or wind turbines, and send on to the National Grid. Designed to encourage investment in renewable energy, feed-in tariff rates vary, but they can help reduce your energy bill.
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