Within a stones throw of the village centre and full of Victorian character is this 3 bedroom home. Beautifully presented with versatile rooms, further features include modern sash windows throughout fitted with shutters, wood burner in the lounge and a lovely rear garden.

To the front of the property is a small and low maintenance front garden. It has been laid with attractive shingles with the option of placing potted plants for further colour.

Entering the property you will find a spacious and light entrance way where you will see the Victorian stylings blend with modern maintenance. The treated wooden flooring stretches throughout the ground floor except the kitchen to the rear. The first room of the property is the front facing lounge, a characterful room with large bay window, fitted with modern sash windows and plantation style shutters. The room is finished off with a fitted wood burner to give a warm cosy feel in the evenings. Beyond the lounge is the second reception room which has many potential uses, perhaps a dining room like it currently is, an office space or open up to create a larger lounge (STPP). Again this room has the modern sash windows and a storage cupboard to the rear. The kitchen has been extended to the rear and features modern fitted units to either side. An integrated oven and dishwasher are placed in the kitchen area while to the rear, past the door opening to the garden, is a useful utility cupboard, home to further white goods.

Moving to the first floor you will firstly find the extremely spacious bathroom. Featuring hard floors and tiled walls the bathroom is a luxurious space with a roll top bath as well as the walk in shower, a WC, hand basin and modern PVC sash windows. The two main bedrooms of the house are both of a similar size, both double rooms measuring up at 110 sq. ft. with original features. The third bedroom is a smaller size and perhaps better suited to be a nursery, or as the current owner has it, the home office.

The rear garden is a simple but lovely space to make your own measuring just shy of 60ft at its longest point. Closest to the house you have a patio area before heading on to the mainly laid-to-lawn part of the garden with a rear gate heading into a twitten.