Station Road, Deepcar, S36

LOUNGE

Enter into the property through a double glazed composite front door without obscured glazed inserts into the lounge and as the photography suggests, the lounge enjoys a great deal of natural light which cascades through the double-glazed bank of windows to the front elevation. There is a central ceiling light point, a radiator and the focal point of the room is the inset fireplace with space for an electric fire, which is set upon a raised stone hearth with ornate timber mantle above and an oak and glazed door provides access to an inner vestibule. Staircase rising to the first floor with Oak banister and Oak and glazed door provides access to the dining kitchen.

KITCHEN

The dining kitchen room again enjoys a great deal of natural light which cascades through the double-glazed window to the rear elevation. There is high quality flooring, inset spotlights to the ceilings, and an oak and glazed door provides access to the utility and a closing a staircase which descends to the lower ground floor.The kitchen features a wide range of fitted wall and base units with shaker style cupboard fronts and with complementary rolled edge work surfaces over which incorporate a 1 1/2 bowl stainless steel sink and drainer unit with Chrome mixer. The kitchen is well equipped with high quality built-in appliances which includes a four-ring ceramic hub with integrated cooker hood over, a built-in electric fan assisted oven and an integrated fridge and freezer unit.The kitchen benefits from attractive tiling to the splash areas, soft closing doors and drawers and a cupboard houses the wall mounted combination boiler.

UTILITY ROOM

The high-quality flooring continues through from the dining kitchen into the utility, which again has fitted base units with shake style cupboard fronts and with complementary rolled edge work surfaces over incorporating a single bowl stainless steel sink and drain unit and integral washing machine. There is attractive tile into the splash areas, double-glazed window to the rear elevation, inset spotlights to the ceilings and a radiator. Additionally, there is a double-glazed external composite door to the side elevation providing access to the garden and the window to the rear elevation has a pleasant tree lined outlook across the river and an Oak door encloses the staircase descending to the lower ground floor cellars.

LOWER GROUND FLOOR

Stone steps to send from the utility to the lower ground floor which is a fabulous, proportioned cellar with original block paved flooring. There is lighting and power in situ and a stone slab table.

FIRST FLOOR

Taking the staircase from the inner vestibule, you reach the first floor landing, which has a wooden banister with spindle balustrade over the stairwell head. There is a useful, floor to ceiling fitted cupboard for additional storage, a loft hatch with drop down ladder providing access to a useful attic space, a ceiling light point and Oak doors provide access to two bedrooms and the house bathroom.

BEDROOM ONE

As the photography suggest bedroom one is a generous proportioned light and airy double bedroom which has ample space for freestanding furniture. There is a bank of double glazed windows to the front elevation, a ceiling light point and radiator.

BEDROOM TWO

Bedroom two, again enjoys a great deal of natural light which cascades through the double glazed bank of windows to the rear elevation. There is a ceiling light point and radiator and the window to the rear provides a pleasant outlook across the river and of the tree lined outlook.

BATHROOM

The bathroom features a modern contemporary four-piece suite comprising of a panel bath with shower head mixer tap, a quadrant style shower cubicle with thermostatic shower, pedestal wash hand basin with Chrome monoblock mixer tap and a low level WC with push button flush. There is tiling to these splash areas, inset spotlight into the ceiling, a Chrome ladder style radiator and a double glazed window with obscure glass at the side elevation.

ATTIC

Access via a drop-down ladder from the landing is a useful bordered attic space which has lighting in situ.

REAR EXTERNAL

Externally to the rear, the property enjoys a fabulous South facing garden enjoying the sun throughout the entirety of the day, relatively low maintenance with ample space for pots and plants, and various seating areas and with well stocked flower and shrub beds. The garden then offers a low maintenance gravelled area which offers a hard standing for a substantial summer house and at the bottom of the garden is a flagged patio. Ideal for alfresco dining, barbecuing and with pleasant views onto the River Porter or the Little Don. The rear garden does have pedestrian right of access across.