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" An extremely well situated two bedroom, three reception room detached bungalow. The property has a delightful rear garden which measures approximately 200' and backs onto rolling fields offering delightful views. The property has versatile accommodation and lends itself to a loft conversion STPP.

Entrance hallway, sitting room, dining room, kitchen/breakfast room, rear sunlounge/family room, inner hallway, two bedrooms, family bathroom. Outside: large detached garage.

From our office in Sway, proceed in a southerly direction along Station Road and take the first left into Church Lane. At the 'T' junction turn left onto Durnstown and continue on over the cattlegrid and immediately right into Pitmore Lane. Continue to the end and at the crossroads, turn left and continue towards Lymington. At the end, turn right and on reaching the mini roundabout turn right into Alexandra Road. Follow this road along and turn right into Cowley Road. Number 20 will be found along on the left hand side.

ACCOMMODATION IN DETAIL: (All measurements are approximate)

Concrete path with obscure picture double glazed front door providing access to the:

ENTRANCE HALLWAY: Textured ceiling. Wall mounted electric fuse board with meter. Further part wooden and obscure leaded light picture glazed door provides access from the entrance hallway to:

SITTING ROOM: 15'3" x 15'1" (4.65m x 4.6m) max Part coved and textured ceiling with ceiling light point. Double glazed window to the front. Purbeck stone built fire surround with tiled hearth incorporating a real flame gas fire but could be reverted back to an open fire/log burner. Matching stone plinth with wooden mantel providing space for television and DVD player. TV aerial point. Telephone point. Wall light point. Single radiator with thermostat. Power points. Returning door from the sitting room provides access to the inner hallway. Plastered archway which gives access to:

DINING ROOM: 12'1" x 8'3" (3.68m x 2.51m) Coved and textured ceiling. Double glazed window to the front. Three wall light points. Single radiator. Power points. Returning door to:
KITCHEN/BREAKFAST ROOM: 12'7" x 9'6" (3.84m x 2.9m) Coved and textured ceiling with ceiling light point. Dual aspect room with double glazed window to the side. Ornate glazed sealed picture window to the rear with adjacent part wooden and obscure Georgian style door which gives access to the Sun Lounge and rear garden beyond. Roll edge worksurface in part to four walls with a range of Shaker style base and drawer units below with further matching Shaker style units over. Single bowl sink and drainer unit inset to worksurface with monotap over. Wall mounted Valliant gas heating and hot water boiler with built-in timer switch and controls. Space for upright fridge/freezer with adjacent space with both gas and electric point for oven with fitted extractor fan and light above. Double radiator with thermostat. Part tiled walls. Power points.
REAR SUNLOUNGE/FAMILY ROOM: Coved and textured ceiling with ceiling light point. Triple aspect room with double glazed windows to both sides and further double glazed window to the rear with adjacent double glazed door which gives access to the rear garden and raised patio area. Ceramic tiled flooring. Two wall light points. Power points.

Returning door from the sitting room provides access to the:
INNER HALLWAY: Textured ceiling with ceiling light point and inset loft hatch giving access to the roof space and storage area which would allow for a loft conversion subject to the necessary planning application. Doors off from the hallway to both bedrooms and bathroom.
BEDROOM ONE: 12'1" x 12'1" (3.68m x 3.68m) Coved and textured ceiling with ceiling light point. Double glazed window to the front. Single radiator. Triple mirrored door built-in wardrobe with both hanging rail and separate storage space. Power points.
BEDROOM TWO: 15'6" (4.72m) max into office area narrowing to 8'9" (2.67m) x 9'6" (2.9m) max narrowing to 5'2" (1.57m) again in office area Coved and textured ceiling with ceiling light point. Double glazed window to the rear enjoying uninterrupted views over the rear garden and fields beyond. Double radiator with adjacent single radiator. Telephone point. Wall mounted storage cupboards and shelving in the office area. Power points.

FAMILY BATHROOM: 9'6" x 8'1" (2.9m x 2.46m) Coved and textured ceiling with ceiling light point. Two obscure double glazed windows to the rear. Full matching suite comprising low level w.c., pedestal wash hand basin, panelled bath and walk-in shower cubicle with wall mounted Triton electric shower. Single door built-in airing cupboard housing the hot water cylinder with slatted shelving over for storage. Double radiator with wall mounted electric heated towel rail. Adjacent wall mounted heating thermostat with further wall mounted heating and hot water timer switch and controls. Vinyl tiled flooring with part tiled walls.

OUTSIDE: The front garden is enclosed to both sides and front by wooden picket fencing and has a wrought iron pedestrian gate which leads via a concrete path to the front door. There is further vehicular access from the side which leads from the front garden and along the side of the property to the rear garden. The driveway had been laid mainly to tarmac and concrete and provides off road parking for a number of cars. To the back of the property there is a double width concrete driveway for off road parking which leads directly to:

LARGE DETACHED GARAGE: 22'6" (6.86m) long x 18'10" (5.74m) It has been constructed under an interlocking and pitched tiled roof for additional storage with the majority of the roof having been boarded. It has double glazed windows to both rear and side with a further part wooden and single glazed pedestrian door which gives access to the rear garden. There are workbenches and shelving to both sides. Space for chest freezer. The garage has the benefit of both power and lighting with an inspection pit which would be ideal for mechanical use.

The rear garden is a particular feature of the property and is of an excellent size. It has been separated into two parts with the front part of the garden being enclosed on both sides by timber fencing. There is a paved path which leads along the side with a further raised patio area directly to the back of the sunlounge. The remainder has been laid mainly to lawn while surrounded by borders containing an array of mature shrubs, trees and bushes. There is a wrought iron gate which leads to the rear of the garden which has been laid mainly to lawn, again surrounded by mature hedging and enclosed to both sides by timber fencing and conifer trees. There is a hardstanding area for timber shed with adjacent log store with open and rolling views from the rear over the neighbouring fields and paddocks.





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