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" NO ONWARD CHAIN An attractive and substantial family home built in the 1950's, recently modernised, with attractive render and cedar shingle elevations, leaded windows and a magnificent kitchen and dining room with panoramic views of the secluded rear garden of about 1.6 acres (STLS). The accommodation comprises of five bedrooms, three bathrooms (two en suite), sitting room, dining room, spacious family room and reception hall with oak paneling.

The bathrooms have been recently fitted with quality tiling and cabinetry with under floor and towel rail heating. The new bespoke kitchen is open plan with under floor heated Italian tiles, black granite work tops and new integrated appliances and a large centre island incorporating a breakfast area. It has a sweeping view of the garden through five folding and sliding glazed doors, which when fully opened make for great summer entertaining with a new patio terrace of over approximately 100 square meters. The dining area offers contemporary space for a large dining table, for relaxed entertaining whilst enjoying delightful views of the garden. The reception hall has an oak staircase, panelling and skirting, with two pairs of double leaded doors and a single leaded door ensuring that it maximizes natural light but retaining the feel and quality of oak. The reception hall leads to a comfortable sitting room, with windows to three elevations and an attractive stock brick fireplace. The rear garden can be accessed through French doors flanked by Wisteria.

At the opposite end of the house there is a spacious family room "The garden room" a beautiful and bright space with full height leaded windows to the rear and an attractive bay and leaded lights .The garden room has a sliding door to the garden , and leads to a utility room and a separate modern cloakroom with fitted mirror and heated tile flooring. Upstairs there are three double bedrooms and two single bedrooms, the four rear bedrooms offering wide un-overlooked garden views. The southerly facing house is set in mature grounds of about 1.6 acres (STLS), consisting of lawn fringed by beech, hawthorn and conifer hedging, with oak, silver birch, copper beech, willow and a variety of coniferous species including a monkey puzzle tree. Mature wisteria, acer and pyracantha add colour to the exterior and there are rhododendron, azalea, camellia and rose beds, a rose Arbour and a small orchard of apple and plum trees. The house is set back from the road and approached by a long sweeping brick edged driveway flanked by mature trees and hedging which offers good level of privacy. There is generous parking area for five or six cars.

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