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" An individual four bedroom detached property close to the centre of the sought after village of Stretton on Dunsmore which is situated midway between Rugby, Coventry & Leamington. The village has its own general stores & post office, doctors surgery, primary school and two public houses. There are good links to the motorway & rail networks.

Entrance Hall Enter via wooden and glazed door into a light and spacious vaulted hallway. High gloss floor tiling. Three 'Velux' windows to front aspect. Stairs leading up and down to further accommodation. Doors leading to: Cloakroom High gloss floor tiling. W.C. Wash hand basin. Window to front aspect. Open Plan Living Space Lounge Area 6.03 x 4.62 (19'9' x 15'2') Feature Inglenook fireplace with multi fuel burner inset. Solid oak flooring. Window to front aspect and french doors to rear garden and sun terrace. Dining Area 4.54 x 2.98 (14'11' x 9'9') High gloss floor tiling. Window to front aspect with integrated shutters. Kitchen Area 4.43 x 2.56 (14'6' x 8'5') A range of high quality solid wood kitchen units incorporating ceramic double sink unit with mixer tap. Built in five burner gas hobs with stainless steel extractor hood fitted over. Electric double oven. Built in dishwasher. High gloss floor tiling. Door leading to outside. First Floor Landing Light and airy galleried landing area with feature suspended light fitting. Modern glazed balustrade. Doors leading off to: Master Bedroom 4.10 x 4.08 (13'5' x 13'5') Two double wardrobes with hanging space and shelving. Two windows to rear aspect. Door leading to: En-suite 4.76 x 1.64 (15'7' x 5'5') Porcelain tiled flooring and walls. Panelled bath with mixer taps. Wash hand basin set within a vanity unit. Large shower cubical with mains shower fitted. W.C. Window to rear. Bedroom Two 4.13 x 3.03 (13'7' x 9'11') Built in mirrored wardrobes with hanging space and shelving. Window with integrated shutters to rear aspect. Bedroom Three 4.24 x 2.90 (13'11' x 9'6') Window to side aspect. Bedroom Four 3.21 x 2.91 (10'6' x 9'7') Window to rear aspect. Family Bathroom 2.52 x 1.66 (8'3' x 5'5') Travertine wall tiling. Panelled bath with shower fitted over and shower screen. Pedestal wash hand basin. W.C. Window to rear aspect. Lower Level Vestibule Doors leading off to: Family Room 5.69 x 3.11 (18'8' x 10'2') Two windows to rear aspect. Wooden laminate flooring. Door leading to outside. Laundry Room Wall mounted kitchen unit and rolled work top surfaces with plumbing for automatic washing machine and space for tumble dryer. Built in cupboard. Further base unit with enamel sink and drainer inset and plumbing for further automatic appliance. Gas combination boiler. Windows to rear and side aspects. Garage Outside To the front of the property there is a driveway which is bridged across the brook leading to a parking area for two cars and entrance to the garage. The fore-garden is well stocked with evergreen and perennial shrubs and trees. Access to the rear is gained via a wooden gate where there is a paved patio area with raised flower beds and a wooded and glazed greenhouse. The main garden area is situated directly from the lounge french doors which has a decked sun terrace with steps leading down to a lawned area with flower and shrub borders. Garden Photos Village Scenes Location Stretton on Dunsmore is located on Dunsmore Heath, adjacent to the Fosse Way, a Roman Road, and equidistant from Coventry, Rugby and Leamington Spa. The name of the village is probably anglo saxon 'straet tun on dun mor', literally meaning 'village on the road on the hill on the heath'. By the 15th century Stretton had grown from the original hamlet into an established Village with its own Church and Manor House. At one time Stretton was served by many Public Houses, The Oak, The Black Dog, The Shoulder of Mutton; The Dun Cow, The Red Lion, The Frog Inn, The White Lion, The George, The Wheatsheaf and The Cold Comfort Inn. No doubt these served the thriving trade moving along the the Fosse Way and also the London Road (A45). Today only two pubs remain; The Oak & Black Dog and the Shoulder of Mutton. Today the Village is well served by a General store, Post Office, Doctors Surgery, Primary School, two pubs, hairdressers, Village Hall, local Tradesmen, numerous social Organisations which cater for all ages and local bus services to adjacent towns and cities. These particulars, whilst believed to be accurate are set out as a general outline only for guidance and do not constitute any part of an offer or contract. Intending purchasers should not rely on them as statements of representation of fact, but must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise as to their accuracy. No person in this firms employment has the authority to make or give any representation or warranty in respect of the property. "