The Street, Dallington

**Guide Price £600,000 - £650,000**
A highly attractive double fronted Grade II Listed period house in the heart of popular and picturesque Dallington village, offering much charm and character, with a large and attractive rear garden and outstanding views over neighbouring countryside.

Thrums is an extremely attractive double fronted Grade II Listed period house, sitting at the very heart of Dallington village, one of the area’s most sought-after locations.
The house offers generous accommodation over two floors with a gorgeous garden, spectacular views, and the rare advantage of a large attached garage.
The elevations are brick and part tile hung beneath a tiled roof. The windows have some secondary glazing and there is oil-fired central heating.

The main features of the property include:
• The timber front door opens into the entrance hall. From here a panelled door leads to the sitting room, a nicely proportioned double aspect room with a bay window to the front and a sash window to the rear overlooking the terrace, garden and countryside beyond. There is a painted wooden mantelpiece with brick slips and a tiled hearth (which we believe may be suitable for conversion to an open fireplace). There are painted beams and an attractive corner shelf
unit.
• The family shower room has a large walk-in shower with a glazed screen, handrail and seat; pedestal wash basin, WC, heated towel rail, mirror fronted medicine cabinet with shaver point; tiled floor.
• To the other side of the hall is the generous and very attractive dining/family room. Here there is a very wide inglenook style fireplace with exposed brick and bressummer beam, quarry tiled hearth and open fireplace, with, to one side, a built-in storage cupboard. Large understairs storage cupboard. Exposed painted timber beams.
• Three steps lead down to the kitchen/breakfast room, another nicely proportioned room with ample space for a dining area. There is a good range of wall and base units with co-ordinating worktops, incorporating a 1½ bowl sink unit with mixer taps and drainer. There is a Neff four-ring ceramic hob with overhead extractor, Neff double oven, integrated fridge. Under the counter is the Worcester oil-fired central heating boiler. A door opens through to the useful utility room, which is plumbed for the washing machine and also houses a second fridge. A further door from the kitchen leads out to the paved terrace and rear garden.
• On the first floor the landing has some built-in storage cupboards, separate linen cupboard housing the hot water tank, and hatch access to loft storage space.
• The principal bedroom is a very generous double bedroom. There is a painted mantelpiece with cast iron fireplace, above which is a small storage cupboard.
• Bedroom 2 is another generous double bedroom with a bright double aspect and outstanding far-reaching countryside views, exposed and painted beams.
• Bedroom 3 is another bright double aspect room with lovely views to the side and rear from two sets of windows, each of which is fitted with secondary glazing.
• The cloakroom has a WC and wash basin.

Outside
The attractive garden is undoubtedly a main feature of the house, with a generous paved terrace adjacent to the house, ideal for entertaining and al fresco dining, including a well with a secure timber hatch.
There are several expansive areas of lawn effectively over three levels, a number of well-stocked mature beds with attractive shrubs and flowers, a large useful wooden garden shed and, behind, the oil tank.
From the terrace to the rear of the house is an area of hardstanding which could feasibly be used for additional parking, as it can be approached via the double doors which lead into the large double garage which is attached to the adjacent cottage
and has a concrete floor, ample parking space and excellent additional room for storage or workshop.
In all about 0.17 of an acre.