• Modern Detached Home +
• 4 Bedrooms 2 with En-Suites +
• Triple Glazing +
• Underfloor Heating +
• Heat Recovery System +
• Planning to Convert the Loft +
• Electric Car Charging Point +
• Close to the Town Centre +
• Air Source Heat Pump +

Completed in 2022 to an exceptionally high standard, this stunning individually designed home combines modern comfort with energy efficiency, featuring triple glazing, underfloor heating, an air source heat pump, and a heat recovery system.  A welcoming entrance hall leads to a practical study/home office, ideal for home working. At the heart of the home is an impressive triple-aspect open-plan kitchen, dining/family room with a beautiful fully integrated kitchen and large dining area, with seamless access onto the beautiful garden. Trifold doors connect to a spacious sitting room featuring bespoke storage and a large picture window, creating a wonderful flow for family living and entertaining. A cloakroom and a utility room complete the ground floor.  The first floor offers four generous bedrooms, including two with well-appointed en-suite facilities, along with a large family bathroom. The loft has pre approved planning to allow for a conversion to two further bedrooms providing future flexibility.  Outside, the property features a beautifully landscaped garden with a wrap-around covered veranda, perfect for year-round enjoyment. There is off-street parking with an EV charging point and further visitor parking. Ideally located within walking distance of local schools, the high street, and the mainline station, this home offers a perfect blend of convenience, community, and modern living. NOTES: The property benefits for an air source heat pump for the ground underfloor heating and hot water, the hot water is programmable. There is a mechanical heat recovery system that runs throughout the property.  There is Category 5 internet cabling throughout the rooms.  Butter Cross Lane is a private road which is managed by the three properties, each property is a director, collectively the three households contribute an informal £100 per annum for upkeep of the shared road.