A 1930's detached family house constructed from rendered elevations with a pitched tiled roof, contemporary enhancements include double glazed windows. The generous family accommodation is centred around the Oak panelled reception hall and there are principal rooms with pleasant outlooks, five/six bedrooms and the ability to homework. The garden and sun terraces enjoy good privacy and the in and out drive ample car parking in addition to the integrated garage.
The property is approached via the porch with a solid Oak front door and opaque leaded side windows and top lights. The reception hall is Oak panelled with a rising staircase leading to a generous landing. Located off the circulation area are two principal rooms; the drawing room has a bay window and feature fireplace, whilst the sitting room enjoys doors opening directly onto the sun terrace and in turn rear garden. The kitchen/dining room is L-shaped in configuration with a range of wall and base units in the former in addition to various integrated cooking appliances. The dining area has doors onto the sun terrace and a picture window over the garden. There is also access to the garage which has been adapted for a utility but with easy reinstatement. The first floor features five bedrooms, one of which is being used as a study. They are of varying sizes and orientations and are served by the family bathroom and separate WC. The attic bedroom is significant in scale with a dormer window overlooking the garden and plenty of eaves storage.
The property is approached via the blocked paved, in and out drive which provides off street car parking and accesses the integrated garage. There is a secure gate and side access to the rear garden which is predominantly lawned with well-established borders and provides plenty of privacy. There are two terraces, the first of which is located off the kitchen and sitting room, whilst the other is screened and at the top of the garden and benefits from morning and evening sun.

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