4 Bedroom House

The front of the property, lawned areas sit either side of the entrance with established shrubs and planting. A slate-grey pathway leads to the covered porch and front door, while a separate gated driveway to the side provides parking for up to four cars and leads to the detached double garage.

The front door opens into a spacious entrance hallway finished with greige-coloured walls and a light to mid-oak coloured luxury vinyl floor. The staircase rises to the first-floor accommodation, while doors lead to the lounge, cloakroom, snug/office and kitchen. The hallway also provides useful everyday storage beneath the stairs, suitable for coats, vacuum cleaners and household items.

The kitchen was installed in 2021 and forms one of the main features of the property. It is fitted with contemporary anthracite-coloured, handleless soft-close cabinetry, complemented by white marble worktops and light oak coloured luxury vinyl flooring. The kitchen includes integrated Neff appliances, including an oven, combination microwave, induction hob with extractor above and dishwasher, together with tall fridge and freezer units. There is also a built-in wine cooler. A resin single-bowl sink with mixer tap is positioned within the main run of cabinetry, while a substantial breakfast bar provides additional preparation space and informal seating. The adjoining breakfast area has space for a small table and chairs, with wide bi-fold doors opening directly onto the rear patio and garden. An under-stairs cupboard provides further storage for coats, vacuum cleaners and general household items.

The utility room sits directly off the kitchen and continues the contemporary styling. Grey walls are complemented by light oak coloured luxury vinyl flooring, while anthracite-coloured base and eye-level units are finished with white marble worktops. There is a resin single-bowl sink with mixer tap, space for a washing machine and tall tumble dryer and a useful cupboard suitable for pantry items and coats. A service door opens directly onto the side driveway.

The dining room is positioned to the rear of the property and is finished with navy-grey coloured walls and a mid-to-dark oak engineered wood floor. Internal French doors connect directly with the lounge, while external French doors open onto the rear patio and garden. The room comfortably accommodates a substantial dining table and chairs and works particularly well as a formal dining and entertaining space.

The lounge is a generous separate reception room positioned towards the front of the home. The walls are finished in a mixture of green and olive tones, complemented by a mid-to-dark oak engineered wood floor. A bay window overlooks the front garden, with an additional window positioned to the side of the property, creating a bright dual-aspect room. Internal French doors open directly into the dining room, allowing the two reception rooms to be connected when entertaining while still retaining clearly defined living and dining spaces.

Originally designed as an office on the floor plan, this room is currently arranged as a snug and offers a flexible additional reception space. The room has light stone/Egyptian cotton coloured walls and a dark oak-effect luxury vinyl floor. A bay window overlooks the front garden and brings natural light into the room. Its position away from the main kitchen and dining area makes it suitable as a home office, playroom, reading room or separate television room.

The ground-floor cloakroom is finished with white walls and the same light to mid-oak coloured luxury vinyl flooring that continues from the hallway. It is fitted with a white WC and hand basin, while an obscure window to the front of the property provides natural light and privacy.

The staircase and first-floor landing are finished with greige-coloured walls and dark steel-grey carpet. White painted spindles and a timber handrail continue up the staircase, while the landing provides access to all four bedrooms and the family bathroom. There is also an airing cupboard housing the hot water tank and providing additional household storage.

The main bedroom is a generous double room positioned to the front of the property. The room has olive-green coloured walls and cream carpet, with a window overlooking the front of the home. Two double built-in wardrobes provide substantial fitted storage while still leaving plenty of floor space for a large bed and additional bedroom furniture. The room also benefits from its own private ensuite shower room.

The main ensuite is finished with painted walls, white wall tiling and a stone-grey effect vinyl floor. It is fitted with a white WC and hand basin together with a separate shower enclosure. Black porcelain tiled detailing provides contrast within the shower area, which has a thermostatic shower and glass shower door.

Bedroom two is a well-proportioned double bedroom positioned to the front of the property. The room is finished with white walls and steel-grey carpet, with a window overlooking the front of the home and a radiator positioned beneath. There is ample space for a double bed together with additional freestanding furniture, and the room also benefits from its own private ensuite shower room, making it particularly suitable for an older child, teenager or guest.

The ensuite is finished with white walls and a slate-grey effect tiled vinyl floor. It is fitted with a white WC and hand basin, with large grey metro-style tiles forming the splashback behind the basin. A separate shower enclosure has white tiled walls, a glass shower door and thermostatic shower valve.

Bedroom three is positioned to the rear of the property and is finished with sky-blue coloured walls and steel-grey carpet. A window overlooks the rear garden, with a radiator positioned beneath, while a double built-in wardrobe with sliding glass doors provides useful fitted storage.

Bedroom four is another generous double bedroom positioned to the rear of the home. The room is finished with white walls and cream coloured carpet, while a rear-facing window overlooks the garden with a radiator positioned beneath.

The family bathroom has an obscure rear-facing window and is finished with light stone-coloured porcelain tiles to both the walls and floor. A white P-shaped bath is fitted with mixer taps, a thermostatic shower bar and shower head above, together with a glass shower screen. There is also a white WC, white hand basin and white heated towel radiator.

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