Built in 1966 and subsequently extended, this detached house features well-proportioned rooms enjoying a light, bright atmosphere and an attractive outlook in all directions, with the benefit of solar panels having been recently installed, generating 10.4Kwh of battery power for electricity and hot water.
The accommodation features a large hallway with a bespoke Neville Johnson oak staircase, a cloakroom, and two interlinked reception rooms that enjoy views over the garden together with a kitchen that leads to the pleasant conservatory. The generous-sized ground-floor bedroom has fitted wardrobes and an en-suite shower. On the first floor, the central landing is bathed in natural light, and a cupboard offers useful storage space and links to the extensive loft area. The principal bedroom is an exceptional size and has the benefit of a fully tiled en-suite shower room. The two other bedrooms are well proportioned in size and one benefits from an adjacent room that can be used as a dressing room or nursery whilst the family bathroom has fully tiled walls together with a separate WC. The plot is just over a third of an acre and offers a high degree of privacy with the driveway providing parking/turning for numerous vehicles and the attached garage and carport are useful attributes. The level front garden comprises an area lawn with mature shrubs and there is an attractive gazebo. The delightful rear garden is predominantly laid to lawn with established shrubs and enjoys a high degree of natural privacy boasting a pleasant outlook with a leafy aspect backing onto mature private woodland.
