• Detached house +
• 5 Bedrooms +
• 2 Bathrooms +
• Spacious accommodation +
• Patio garden +
• Driveway +
• Converted garage +
• Estate fees - £145 +
• Council tax - Band E +
• Tenure - Freehold +

This house is immaculately presented throughout. This family residence enjoys a prime position, close to Wollaton Hall & Deer Park, and Harrison's Plantation nature reserve. Set on a corner plot within a desirable modern development in Wollaton, the property was previously a Show Home and features a converted garage and conservatory.

This 5-bedroom detached house is immaculately presented throughout. This family residence enjoys a prime position, close to Wollaton Hall & Deer Park, and Harrison's Plantation nature reserve. Set on a corner plot within a desirable modern development in Wollaton, the property was previously a Show Home and features a converted garage and conservatory.

The accommodation comprises a generous entrance hallway, downstairs WC, a spacious living room with feature fireplace, and an open-plan dining kitchen with separate utility room. To the first floor are five bedrooms, including a master bedroom with en-suite shower room, and a contemporary family bathroom.

Externally, to the front is a driveway and garden with mature shrubs. To the rear is a patio garden with established shrubs and flagstone paving. A driveway provides car parking, while the garage has been converted and fully insulated and ideal for or a home office or additional room, and includes an conservatory offering a further sitting area with views over the garden.

. - These sales particulars have been prepared by FHP Living on the instruction of the vendor. Services, equipment and fittings mentioned in these particulars have NOT been tested, and as such, no warranties can be given. Prospective purchasers are advised to make their own enquiries regarding such matters. These sales particulars are produced in good faith and are not intended to form part of a contract. Whilst FHP Living have taken care in obtaining internal measurements, they should only be regarded as approximate.