Two Bedroom End-of-Terrace House
♦ recessed entrance porch ♦ entrance hall ♦ living room ♦
♦ kitchen ♦ two bedrooms ♦ bathroom ♦
♦ gas-fired central heating ♦ upvc double glazed windows ♦
♦ front garden ♦ rear garden ♦ single garage (in a block) ♦
ACCOMMODATION (sizes are approximate and for guidance only)
RECESSED ENTRANCE PORCH cupboard housing gas meter and wall-mounted fuse box, uPVC double glazed door with glazed inserts to
ENTRANCE HALL stairs to landing, single radiator, under-stairs storage cupboard, telephone point
LIVING ROOM 16’1 x 12’, uPVC double glazed sliding patio doors to rear garden, double radiator, wall-mounted thermostat, tv point
KITCHEN 12’6 x 5’8, stainless steel single bowl sink unit with cupboard below, range of matching wall, base and drawer units with fitted light laminated work surfaces over, recess for cooker, space and plumbing for washing machine, recess for fridge / freezer, serving hatch to living room, part-tiled walls, wall-mounted Worcester gas-fired boiler for domestic hot water and central heating, digital timer control panel, uPVC double glazed window
STAIRS TO LANDING uPVC double glazed window, access to loft space
BEDROOM 1 11’1 x 11’9, uPVC double glazed window, double-length single radiator
BEDROOM 2 10’6 x 8’7, uPVC double glazed window, double-length single radiator, airing cupboard housing foam-dipped tank, built-in single wardrobe cupboard with hanging space and shelving
BATHROOM panel bath with mixer tap and shower attachment, pedestal wash hand basin, low-level wc, single radiator, light and shaver point, part-tiled walls
REAR GARDEN paved patio leading to area laid to lawn, shrub borders, panel fencing to both sides and rear, gated pedestrian side access
FRONT GARDEN paved pathway to entrance door, area laid to lawn, shrub border
SINGLE GARAGE (in a block)
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