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" TURN KEY FINISH - A completely remodelled and extended semi-detached home with open plan living, central for town amenities.

Having undergone extensive renovation, the property now benefits from new plumbing, plastering and electrics. With an open plan kitchenfamily room to the rear the bi-folding doors directly connect to the patio (with external power sockets) and framed views of the garden beyond. In the kitchen there are fitted eyelow-level units, an island and integrated appliances (to include dishwasher, washing machine, oven and a microwave). All kitchen surfaces are fitted in a wood finish with the cabinets in a soft grey colour to complete the modern lookfeel with spaceplumbing for an American fridgefreezer.

From the hallway there is the advantage of a downstairs WC and a separate snugsitting room whilst the recessed lighting (in most rooms except the bedrooms) highlights the neutral tones for depth and warmth. Upstairs there are fitted wardrobes in the master bedroom, access to a fully boarded loft and a fully tiled white bathroom suite with electric underfloor heating. Hidden away in the kitchen there is a Worcester Bosch gas condensing combination boiler powering the central heating and offering mains pressured hot water.

In the 45ft x20ft south westerly garden there is a sandstone rear patioside path with a secure side gate and lawn areas all within a fenced perimeter benefiting from good degrees of privacy all softened by mature plantshrub borders including the benefit of a garden shed to the rear. To the front there is a remodelled driveway offering parking for several vehicles on a decorative stone finish all supported by a honeycomb base preventing uneven movement set against a decorative plant border to one side.

Addlestone town centre has gone through a major multi-million regeneration and benefits from a Tesco superstore, Waitrose, hotel, varied retail, restaurants and a train station. By road there is access to the M25 via Junction 11 and M3. Viewing is highly recommended.

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