Part of our Signature collection, this impressive four bedroom family home sits in a private residential parkland setting with large open spaces for all residents to use.
Built to an exceptional standard by Hopkins Homes and part of Lawford Dale, a fantastic development built within the grounds of a Georgian residence constructed for a local banker in 1790.
On entering the property, the hallway has stairs to the first floor and doors to the large living room, with dual aspect windows providing plenty of natural light. There is herringbone engineered oak flooring, underfloor heating and a feature fireplace with inset gas fire.
Across the rear of the property is the impressive kitchen/dining room, fitted with a range of modern white gloss units and integrated appliances. There is ample space for a dining table, making this a great room for entertaining. French doors provide access to the rear garden and a further door leads to the useful utility room. Opposite the living room is a generous study, ideal for those working from home.
On the first floor are four double bedrooms, two with ensuites and the family bathroom.
Outside
To the front of the property are lawned gardens enclosed by a low box hedge. A side gate leads to the driveway with parking for numerous cards and access to the double garage.
The delightful rear gardens are mainly laid to lawn with patio and are enclosed by brick walling.
Important Information
Council Tax Band – F
Services – We understand that mains water, drainage, gas and electricity are connected to the property.
Tenure – Freehold
EPC – C
Annual service charge of approximately £600.
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Part of our Signature collection, this impressive four bedroom family home sits in a private residential parkland setting with large open spaces for all residents to use.
Built to an exceptional standard by Hopkins Homes and part of Lawford Dale, a fantastic development built within the grounds of a Georgian residence constructed for a local banker in 1790.