Spacious four-bedroom home with AONB views, terrace and double garage..
Spacious 4 double bedrooms, two with en-suite showers
Large 20ft kitchen/breakfast with bi-fold doors to terrace
18ft sitting room with wood-burning stove and dining room
South-west facing raised terrace plus covered BBQ area
Expansive lawn enclosed by mature hedging and fencing
Driveway parking and attached double garage for storage
Built 1976–82; cavity walls assumed uninsulated (energy works possible)
Double glazing installed before 2002; council tax quite expensive
Set quietly at the end of a cul de sac, this substantial four-bedroom detached home offers roomy family living and far-reaching AONB views to the rear. The ground floor is arranged for everyday life and entertaining: a well-equipped kitchen/breakfast room with bi-fold doors to a south-west facing terrace, a generous sitting room with wood-burning stove, and a separate dining room opening onto the garden. The raised terrace and covered BBQ area extend living outdoors in warmer months.
Upstairs the landing leads to four double bedrooms, two with en-suites and one with a walk-in dressing room; three bedrooms have built-in cupboards. The house totals about 2,343 sq ft including a double garage and driveway parking, offering space for homeworking, storage and family vehicles. Nearby village amenities, strong local schools and good transport links support school runs and commuting.
Practical details to note: the property dates from the late 1970s/early 1980s with double glazing installed before 2002 and cavity walls assumed to be uninsulated. Heating is mains gas to a boiler and radiators; the Energy Performance Certificate is rated C. Council tax is described as quite expensive. These are realistic running-cost considerations for buyers.
This home will suit families seeking generous indoor/outdoor space, easy access to good schools, and scenic AONB outlooks. There is clear potential to update finishes and add insulation where desired to improve energy efficiency and reduce bills.