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" This 1950s built three-bedroom semi-detached house offers excellent extension and potential with scope to add on to the side as well as the rear (subject to the relevant planning permissions). The property is in need of modernisation and is situated in a highly desirable location in the Village of Ingrave. As you enter the front of property, there is a spacious entrance hall provides access to a bay fronted lounge to the front with a separate dining room with fireplace, and double doors leading out to the garden at the rear. There is a separate kitchen also leading out onto the garden and to the first floor you will find three bedrooms, with the master bedroom offering a walk-in bay window. There is also a family bathroom. Outside the rear garden continues round to the side of the property and occupies a large corner plot with a driveway and garage to the side. EPC E (ref 552795)
Lounge 3.91m

(12'10) x 3.48m

(11'5)

Dining Room 3.78m

(12'5) x 3.05m

(10')

Kitchen 2.74m

(9'0) x 2.21m

(7'3)

Bedroom One 3.96m

(13'0) x 3.23m

(10'7)

Bedroom Two 3.78m

(12'5) x 3.23m

(10'7)

Bedroom Three 2.44m

(8'0) x 2.13m

(7')

Bathroom

Garage

Garden

Driveway


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