4 Bedroom House

The entrance hall sets a clean, practical tone, finished with light cream walls, crisp white woodwork and a light oak-effect laminate floor that’s ideal for everyday use. From here, the layout opens naturally into the lounge while the staircase rises to the first floor.

A comfortable, front-facing reception room with light cream walls and an oatmeal-coloured carpet underfoot. The box bay window brings in excellent natural light and provides a pleasant outlook to the front of the home. The room’s focal point is a electric fire, framed by a wooden surround and set on a marble hearth, giving the space a warm and classic feel.

Positioned to the rear, the dining room enjoys pale yellow walls and a light oak-effect vinyl floor, a practical finish that suits the garden connection. Patio doors open onto the patio area, bringing in plenty of daylight and providing an easy flow outside. The room also offers direct access into the kitchen.

The kitchen is finished with stone-coloured painted walls complemented by sandstone-effect porcelain wall tiling and a stone-effect vinyl floor. Wooden cabinetry is fitted at both eye and base level, paired with brown quartz-effect laminate worktops. A built-in bowl and half stainless steel sink with mixer tap sits within the work surface, with designated space for a cooker and extractor above, along with space for an under-counter fridge freezer. This counter can be removed to make room fro a fridge / freezer. A useful under stairs storage cupboard is also accessed from the kitchen, and the room leads through to the utility area.

Designed as a genuinely useful working space, the utility room continues the kitchen’s scheme with stone-coloured walls, sandstone-effect tiled splash backs, matching wooden units and the same brown quartz-effect laminate worktop. The stone-effect vinyl flooring continues underfoot. A single-bowl stainless steel sink with mixer tap is fitted, alongside spaces for laundry appliances, and the Glow-worm boiler is housed here. A side window provides light, while a service door opens directly onto the rear garden.

The cloakroom is finished in sandstone-toned walls with the same stone-effect vinyl flooring as the kitchen and utility. It includes a white WC and hand basin with mixer tap, set above a vanity unit, and benefits from an obscure window to the side elevation for natural light and privacy.

The stairwell and landing continue the home’s calm palette, with light cream walls and an oatmeal-coloured carpet that ties in neatly with the bedrooms. The landing provides access to all first-floor rooms and also houses the home’s airing cupboard, which includes a radiator, keeping essential storage warm and neatly tucked away.

A bright room with aqua blue walls and an oatmeal-coloured carpet. A double built-in wardrobe with sliding glass doors is fitted, offering useful storage, and the window looks out to the front of the property.

Bedroom three is finished with yellow walls and an oatmeal-coloured carpet, and benefits from a rear-facing window overlooking the garden. It’s a cheerful, versatile room well-suited to a range of uses.

The family bathroom is finished in white and grey marble-effect porcelain wall tiling with a white vinyl floor, creating a clean and bright setting. A white WC and hand basin with mixer tap sit alongside a vanity unit, and the bath is fitted with an electric shower over.

Bedroom two is presented with neutral-toned walls and an oatmeal-coloured carpet, complemented by a papered feature wall that adds character without overpowering the space. A rear-facing window overlooks the garden, bringing in a pleasant outlook and natural light.

The main bedroom is finished in light cream with an oatmeal-coloured carpet and offers excellent built-in storage. A double wardrobe with sliding glass doors is fitted, alongside a cupboard positioned over the stairwell, and the room enjoys the convenience of direct access to its own en-suite.

A contemporary en-suite with light grey marble-effect porcelain tiled walls and a blue-and-grey mosaic-style vinyl floor. The suite includes a white WC and a hand basin with mixer tap set above a vanity unit, while the shower enclosure features a split glass door and an electric shower. A chrome towel radiator adds a smart finishing touch, and an obscure side window provides light and ventilation.

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