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A well-presented terraced cottage in the ever popular village of Larkhall, just a few minutes’ walk from all the amenities it has to offer.

This charming home in Brooklyn Road has a fairly typical layout of what to expect from a Victorian terraced property; greeted by an entrance lobby you are lead into the hallway where stairs lead up to the first floor. The sitting room is situated at the front of the house complete with Victorian fireplace and sash window to the front. The dining room reaches the width of the property and benefits from a wood burning stove, wooden floors and French doors into the pretty garden, plus a large under stairs cupboard. The kitchen naturally leads on from the dining room through an opening making both rooms feel as one. The kitchen is fully fitted with base and wall units, integrated oven and hob plus a window overlooking the patio area of the garden. A quarry tiled floor runs throughout the kitchen and into the utility room and cloakroom. The utility room has a door out onto the garden and has space for a washing machine and tumble dryer. The cloakroom beyond is a great bonus to the property. On the first floor is a landing that leads to all the rooms. At the front of the property, covering the whole width is the master bedroom that also has a Victorian fireplace and a built-in wardrobe. The second bedroom is at the rear of the house beside the family bathroom; the bedroom is of single size which enjoys a lovely view across the field behind. The bathroom is very stylish with white suite and a shower over the bath. Rising again, to the second floor, is the loft room/third bedroom; this is of double size and enjoys two Velux windows across the field to the rear.

Externally, the front garden is laid to shingle with a path leading up to the front door. At the rear a patio area leads directly from the rear of the property then leading onto the lawn which runs the remaining length of the garden. The garden has an apple tree and mature shrubs and the great benefit of a gate into the field behind.