Located close to the town centre, seafront, the Railway Path, and some excellent schools, this property is described as “much improved” and occupies a position on a popular road, according to the listing.
The main house features an open plan living and dining area with oak wood block flooring, an “attractive fireplace” with brick surround and log burner, and a feature natural wood staircase. Power points and a TV point are provided, as well as a useful understairs area described as “ideal as home working space”.
A kitchen and dining area sit at the rear of the property, equipped with bespoke solid wood base units, hand painted doors, granite work surfaces, and an integrated dishwasher and washing machine. Details also include a plate rack and a recess for a range cooker. Double glazed Velux windows and double doors open onto the rear garden.
Upstairs, there are two double bedrooms. The main bedroom runs across the front of the house and features a period style fireplace and picture rails, while the second bedroom overlooks the rear garden and has double doors leading to a Juliet balcony. Four Velux windows with electric blinds provide additional light.
A bathroom comprises a rolled edge bath with shower fitment, a separate shower cubicle, and Victorian style central heating radiator.
Outside, a front garden with flower beds and authentic quarry tiles leads to a “pleasant private rear garden”, which is laid to stone chippings, paved patio, and more flower beds.
A converted coach house at the rear provides additional accommodation. The ground floor has an open plan living area and fitted kitchen, along with a shower room. The floor above is currently used as a bedroom and includes fitted wardrobes and two Velux windows.
