A wonderful opportunity to acquire one of the first homes built in this very popular location in 1936 and now offered on the market for only the second time since new.

This handsome and characterful property is a much-loved family home, beautifully set on a good-sized plot of approaching a third of an acre, with a deep front approach and a pretty well-screened garden, with a southerly aspect to the rear.

Built in an attractive traditional local style, with tile hung elevations, leaded light windows, oak joinery and fireplaces, the property is well presented, but now requires updating. Having not been extended since new, Dinglesden offers an exciting 'blank canvas', with huge potential to fulfill individual requirements, subject to the necessary planning consents.

The accommodation currently comprises two good sized reception rooms, a well-fitted kitchen/breakfast room, four bedrooms and a family bathroom, together with an attached garage and former coal stores.

The level established garden is a particularly lovely feature, extending mostly to the rear and enclosed by high mixed hedging to the boundaries, with a cedar summer house, herbaceous and shrub borders and mature trees, including several camelias, apples, pears, silver birch and a magnolia.

A good level of privacy can be enjoyed to all sides of the house and there is a pleasant outlook over an adjoining field beyond the rear fence-line.

To the front, the house is re-knowned locally as a landmark because of the magnificent Monkey Puzzle tree planted by the entrance gates by one of the family's children in 1977.

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