This modern detached house is positioned in a highly sought after residential area with a delightful outlook backing onto a woodland area known as The Greenway.
The property will appeal to upsizers and downsizers alike and is convenient for the University or General Hospital. The accommodation comprises a hallway that has a double coats cupboard. The impressive open plan lounge/dining room enjoys a dual aspect with a log burner and oak strip flooring in the dining area. A door leads to the kitchen that has a range of white fronted wall and base units adorned with crushed glass work surfaces while the rear aspect window provides a pleasant outlook.
On the first floor there is a loft hatch and a boiler cupboard. Three bedrooms are served by a fully tiled bathroom that displays a three piece white suite and a separate shower room.
Outside, there is a driveway while an up and over door leads to the attached garage that would benefit from a new roof. There is a utility area at the rear and an open aspect to the workshop. The rear garden is an outstanding feature with a paved patio and a side area providing useful storage space. The garden is predominantly laid to lawn with established shrubs and plants and a garden shed found towards the rear boundary.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Materials used in construction: Brick
Have any alterations or improvements been carried our during your ownership? Yes, Ask Agent
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