Property description

Wessenden is a prominently situated handsome, traditional, mid-1930's bay windowed detached house having brick and pebble elevations, and on a good sized corner plot.



The accommodation consists of entrance vestibule into an entrance hall with staircase to landing. The sitting room at the front has a bay window, and a feature fireplace. Behind this, the dining room is only slightly smaller and again has a tiled feature fireplace together with a cove ceiling under which is a picture rail. A French door leads into a recent addition of a dwarf wall conservatory with windows out onto the rear garden. The compact fitted kitchen has a range of base cupboards and drawers with matching wall cupboards and this in turn leads internally into a rear hall where the oil fire central heating boiler is situated and where there is also a cloakroom with a modern white suite. From the hall a door leads into the attached single garage.



At first floor level there are two good sized double bedrooms with the master to the front enjoying open views from the bay window. The second bedroom incorporates the airing cupboard and the third is a relatively modest single.



The property has a modern oil fired radiator central heating system, all the windows are UVPC double glazed items and we have been advised by the owner that the house was rewired in the year 2000.



Planning permission (15/10263/FUL) has been given for an excellent 2 storey extension to the side of the house which replaces the existing garage and rear hall with a very contemporary kitchen/dining room with French doors onto the rear garden and an adjacent utility room and separate cloakroom, above this is a master bedroom with an en-suite bathroom.



There are good sized gardens to the front, side and rear, mostly laid to lawn with a gravel drive providing parking at the front and also leading round to a separate detached garage at the rear.