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" What a Fantastic Opportunity!

Dust off your tools, and sharpen your paintbrushes - this solid and original property comes to the market with oodles of potential for a visionary, a planner, or just a keen DIY soul to make a great family home. Or of course, its unique with character and is absolutely fine to leave as is.

Built in 1924 this house has remained unaltered and true to how it was built, with separate lounge and dining room, plus a walk-in pantry. In the garden there is the base for a conservatory project that never concluded. There is plenty of other opportunities to extend out, to the side, or up - subject to planning permission of course.

You're certainly spoilt with a full-width driveway that can house many vehicles - so you'll be able to let all your friends and relatives park easily when they come to give you a hand with the house!

So whether your thing is keeping traditional, modernising, creating space, or a mixture of this and more, this property just has soooo much to offer you...

Oh and your new home is well sited in Newdigate. Turn one way you are in close proximity to Newdigate Primary School, the local shop, the local church, and one of the two excellent pubs, as well as a bus service to town. The closest train station is Holmwood Station roughly two miles away. Turn the other way and you are a short distance from an award winning country pub with acclaimed Indian restaurant right opposite - just perfect for those local nights out.

For more information about Newdigate and what the village and community offers including schools, sports, youth, walks, etc. there is a very informative website at www.newdigate.org.uk which is well worth a visit.

This home includes:

• Hall
  
  Stepping over the threshold we enter the wide hall with coat cupboard and radiator


• Living Room
  
  3.7m x 3.4m
  
  (12.5 sqm) - 12' 1" x 11' 1" (135 sqft)
  
  To the right we have the living room with its fabulous real fireplace, attractive mantle and hearth, views to the front, and radiator


• Dining Room
  
  4.3m x 3.2m
  
  (13.7 sqm) - 14' 1" x 10' 5" (148 sqft)
  
  Next we come to the great sized dining room with access to the large understair cupboard with storage shelves, another attractive mantle over the fireplace, built-in shelving to the side of the chimney breast, and radiator


• Kitchen
  
  2.5m x 2.29m
  
  (5.7 sqm) - 8' 2" x 7' 6" (61 sqft)
  
  At the very rear of the house is the part-tiled kitchen with traditional style units, soft-close drawers, wood effect worktop, Neff electric oven, Neff microwave, large AEG induction hob with stainless steel extractor over, integrated AEG dishwasher, space for washing machine, and lovely original quarry tile floor


• Pantry
  
  Accessed through a part-glazed timber door from the dining room is the walk-in pantry with multiple shelves and power for the fridge/freezer


• Landing
  
  Up the stairs we arrive at the nice light landing, wide enough for some storage furniture, with loft hatch access


• Shower Room
  
  To the left we have the fully-tiled shower room with large shower cubicle with sliding doors and power shower, white toilet and white sink with square chrome mono tap set on a very handy wide shelf, lino floor, towel radiator and fab views up the garden to the fields beyond


• Bedroom 2
  
  3.4m x 3.1m
  
  (10.5 sqm) - 11' 1" x 10' 2" (113 sqft)
  
  Next door we find this large double bedroom with feature fireplace, also rear aspect views up the back garden to the fields, radiator, and a large airing cupboard


• Bedroom 1
  
  3.5m x 3.1m
  
  (10.8 sqm) - 11' 5" x 10' 2" (116 sqft)
  
  We next come to the main bedroom which has a feature fireplace, front aspect uninterrupted views over the fields opposite, curved ceiling, and radiator


• Bedroom 3
  
  2.2m x 2.1m
  
  (4.6 sqm) - 7' 2" x 6' 10" (49 sqft)
  
  The final bedroom also has a front aspect with fab views over the fields opposite, curved ceiling, and radiator


• Garden
  
  Stepping out through the part-glazed timber door from the kitchen to the rear of the house, or accessed from the front through the side gate, we find a large patio area with large storage shed with power available, and footings for a conservatory, then up a few steps through a low-level wall we find a path leading up the centre of the lawned garden to another two sheds - one with power and light - at the end by a large oak tree, passing an area of decking en route which is just perfect for catching the sun

Please note, all dimensions are approximate / maximums and should not be relied upon for the purposes of floor coverings.

• Council Tax:
  
  Band E


• Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) Rating:
  
  Band E (39-54)