• 3 bedrooms +
• Potential to extend (sttp) +
• Needing modernisation +
• Rear garden +
• Close to transport and schools +

The property is set behind a low wall and is accessed through a gate, leading over a paved area to the covered front door.

Upon entry, a lovely entrance hall with a wood floor, period features, and a view extending all the way through to the rear garden awaits.

A door on the right leads to a fabulous double reception room. To the front is a bay housing three sets of single-glazed, timber, sash windows, a chimney breast with dwarf cabinets and display shelving to the right. The rear half of the room features a fireplace with a cast-iron insert and dwarf cabinets to the left with display shelving above. There is a single-glazed sash window to the rear, overlooking the garden.

To the rear of the ground floor, steps lead down to the kitchen, and there is a door under the stairs leading to the cellar. The kitchen offers a range of cream wall and base units, a sink, an oven with a hob, and a hollowed-out chimney breast. There are two sash windows, one to the side and one to the rear, along with a door out to the garden.

On the first floor, at the half landing, there is a bedroom to the rear, featuring a fireplace still in situ with a cast-iron mantelpiece, and a sash window to the rear. There is also a separate W.C. with a window to the side.

Finally, on the first floor, a wardrobe is located on the landing, featuring a hatch above that provides access to the loft. To the rear of the house is a double bedroom with a fireplace and a sash window. To the front is the main bedroom with a fitted wardrobe to the left of the fireplace. The fireplace features a marble mantelpiece and surround, accompanied by a cast-iron insert. There is a bay to the front with three sets of single-glazed timber sash windows.

The bathroom has a tiled floor, a bath with a wall-mounted overhead shower and a handheld shower attachment. There is a wash basin and a double-glazed sash window to the front

The garden is a good size and currently there is an old outdoor loo that has been converted to house the gas boiler. The cellar is full height under the hallway but to the side has been half excavated meaning if someone wanted to dig out the basement there would be a lot less soil to move (one of the main costs).