• SELLER FOUND A VACANT PROPERTY TO PURCHASE +
• EXTENDED SEMI DETACHED FAMILY HOME BUILT IN 1910 +
• OPPOSITE ENTRANCE TO DARBY GREEN PLAYING FIELDS +
• THREE BEDROOMS +
• RECENTLY REFITTED BATHROOM +
• LIVNG ROOM WITH WOOD BURNER +
• FAMILY ROOM AREA +
• REFITTED KITCHEN/BREAKFAST/DINING ROOM EXTENSION WITH FULL BI-FOLD DOORS +
• UTILITY ROOM & CLOAKROOM +
• DRIVEWAY FOR 2 CARS +

Jigsaw Estates are proud to offer this extended semi detached home, originally built in 1910 and located opposite playing fields on the borders of Yateley and Darby Green. The sellers have found a vacant property they wish to buy and have therefore priced this property realistically to sell. In terms of accommodation, there are three bedrooms (two doubles and a single) and a recently refitted bathroom upstairs. The seller advises us the loft is large and there has been permission in the past to convert the roof space (this would have expired, so permission would need to be granted again). Downstairs there is a front aspect living room with a wood burner. From here there are casement doors into the family room area which then flows into the refitted kitchen/breakfast/dining area with roof lantern and a full set of bi-fold doors. There is also a utility room linking up the kitchen and hallway areas and a refitted cloakroom. Outside there is a decent size garden with patio and lawn areas leading down to what was a large cabin type structure. Although the footprint is there and the seller advises there is light and power, this structure would need to be replaced. There is also access to the front through the side passage and the driveway provides parking for two vehicles. Please call Jigsaw Estates at your earliest convenience to avoid any disappointment. COUNCIL TAX BAND - D Mis-descriptions Act: We wish to inform prospective purchasers that we have not carried out a detailed survey or tested the services, appliances and specific fittings including any heating system for this property. Floorplans shown are for illustrative purposes only and are not drawn to scale. We have not seen any paperwork relating to extensions/renovations or conversions and any such paperwork will be requested via solicitors as part of the conveyancing process.