Large four-bedroom semi with south garden, double garage and No Onward Chain in sought-after Marnhull..
- Approximately 2,288 sq ft of flexible family accommodation
- Four double bedrooms; principal bedroom with en-suite and Juliet balcony
- Three reception rooms plus study; ideal home-working space
- South-facing garden with two terraces, herb garden and fruit trees
- Double garage with rafter storage, driveway parking for two cars
- Chain free; owner to become director of Management Company
- Council Tax Band F (expensive); Energy Performance Rating TBC
- Some areas may benefit from modest updating to maximise value
Set in a quiet cul-de-sac in the sought-after village of Marnhull, this substantial four-bedroom semi-detached house offers around 2,288 sq ft of flexible living space ideal for growing families. Built from local stone roughly 20 years ago, the layout includes three reception rooms, a bright kitchen/breakfast room, study, cloakroom, utility, and a principal bedroom with en-suite. French doors from the sitting room and dining room open to paved terraces, extending living outdoors in summer.
The south-facing garden is a major asset: two paved sun terraces with remote-controlled canopies, lawned areas, established shrub borders, a herb garden and fruit trees provide privacy and seasonal interest. Practical features include a double garage with power and storage, driveway parking, gas central heating, double glazing and mains drainage. Broadband is reported fast and the village has low crime and local amenities within a short walk.
This house is offered chain free and suits families seeking roomy, low-maintenance village life with scope to modernise interiors to personal taste. Note the council tax is Band F (expensive) and the Energy Performance Rating is to be confirmed. The owner will join the Management Company responsible for communal upkeep — an important administrative detail for buyers.
While presented well, the property would benefit from modest updating in places to fully reflect its size and potential. The village is a remoter rural community with generally average mobile signal; the nearest larger centres and rail links are several miles away, so consider transport needs if commuting is required.