Property description

A well presented cluster house built by Barratt Homes in the early 1980's, located on the popular 'Racecourse' Development.

Description
Set towards the Southern country outskirts of Alton in an elevated location, the house was purpose built in about 1983 by national developers Barratt Homes to their Mayfair design, being in a cluster of four similar homes with its own garden. Characteristics include a gas heating system, uPVC double glazing, uPVC finished main roofline products.

Location
Ascot Close is a series of cul-de-sacs incorporating a collection of homes of diverse sizes and designs including detached houses and a limited number of bungalows. The development borders onto undulating countryside. Often known as The Ridgeway or the Racecourse area, the latter because of the local road names, the close lies within 0.8 mile drive of High Street, Alton (less on foot), with countryside to the South. Advantageously, there is a useful network of footpaths both to the town centre and station (Waterloo line), and the neighbouring open fields. Steeped in Jane Austen, English Civil War and hop growing history, Alton retains weekly and specialist open air market events, individual and multiple shops, stores such as Waitrose, M&S and Sainsbury's, a library, museum and gallery, churches, schools and an FE College, restaurants and inns, fitness clubs, a dance studio, sports centre and two golf courses on the outskirts.

Ground Floor
Part glazed panelled effect locking front door to:-

Entrance Lobby
Downlighting, part exposed painted brickwork. Built-in cupboard, electric meter and electric consumer unit. From lobby, panelled door to:-

Sitting/Dining Room
Including spiral staircase. Twin aspect - front and side. Downlighting, 2 radiators. Archway to:-

Kitchen
A range of base and eye level units, inset 4-ring gas hob with oven below and extractor above, space for upright fridge freezer, space for washing machine, inset stainless steel sink drainer unit with mixer tap, double glazed window to front aspect. Potterton Boiler.

First Floor
From Living Room, spiral staircase with wooden open treads and black coloured metalwork balustrades to:-

Landing
Built-in shelved linen cupboard.

Double Bedroom
Twin aspect - front and side. Downlighting on dimmer, radiator, sliding entry door. Built-in double railed wardrobe. Hatch to loft with fitted pull down aluminium sliding ladder and light.

Bathroom
Panel enclosed bath with wall mounted Triton power shower, pedestal wash hand basin, low level WC, heated towel rail, part tiled walls. Double glazed window to front aspect.

Outside
Lawned area and parking for 1 car in front of the property.

Directions
From the Sainsbury's mini-roundabout on Drayman's Way, Alton's inner relief road, proceed with Sainsburys on the right to the next mini-roundabout. Exit right into Lower Turk Street and then immediately turn right up Turk Street becoming Windmill Hill. At the top of the hill, turn right into The Ridgeway. Then turn second right into Ascot Close.

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