Property description

THE PROPERTY After 61 years in the same ownership, the property is now offered onto the market. The property is a single storey Period residence built in 1851 as 4 Alms Houses and the original plans are purportedly by late the18th Century renowned architect James Wyatt, well known in the neoclassical style.



With natural stone elevations and a pan tile roof, there are handsome stone mullion windows and the potential, subject to planning, to create four bedrooms and three bathrooms in the roof space to make a particularly good size family home.



The accommodation consists of entrance vestibule into a lounge with windows to double aspects, this in turn leads into a separate sitting room with a natural stone feature fireplace, exposed beams and a stone mullion window to the front. At the back of the property the kitchen/breakfast room has a range of cream coloured base and wall cupboards, and an adjacent dwarf wall conservatory which opens into the rear garden. There is a rear hall and an inner lobby, two double bedrooms and a single which share a family bathroom that has a white suite.



The vehicular access leads down the side of the property to a reconstituted natural stone detached garage, the front garden is enclosed by natural stone boundary walls, whilst to the rear the garden measures approximately 80ft x 60ft and is laid to lawn and flower and shrub borders.