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" n++ Period Terrace Property
n++ Two Bedrooms
n++ Kitchen /Diner
n++ Garden with Vegetable Plot
n++ Open Fireplace
n++ Converted Outbuilding
n++ Semi Rural Location


Guide Price n++220,000 - n++235,000

A charming period cottage, believed to date back to the late 1800s. This part stone built property is oozing with character. On walking through the front door you are greeted by the kitchen / diner. The current owner has not had a need for a dishwasher but there is space if so required. Otherwise there is space for a washing machine, oven, and fridge/freezer. A door leads to the staircase and then leading to the rear of the property is the cosy living room. The room has an exposed brick fireplace and the current owner has improved the property by adding a bay window, and a patio door leads out to the rear access footpath.

On the first floor there is a Jack & Jill bathroom with a panelled bath, WC and a hand wash basin. Bedroom one has a window overlooking the rear of the property and there is a fireplace currently not used. Bedroom two has a window overlooking the front.

As well as the main accommodation in the property, it also benefits from a brick built outbuilding which has been converted to provide an extra living space (9'7 x 7'7) with a toilet and hand wash basin (3'7 x 3'3). The current owner uses it as a reading room; however, subject to relevant planning etc. could be used as an ancillary accommodation or be an ideal space as an office if working from home. The garden is in separate parts. Directly at from the front door there is a small lawn area leading to the outbuilding with a patio area and a small shed. Further along the path an additional part of the garden has been nurtured into vegetable plots with several shrub borders. Finally, continuing further along the path is an area of lawn with various shrub borders and a seating area ideal for garden furniture.

To fully appreciate the accommodation, situation and the layout of this unusual garden a viewing is strongly recommended. "