Detached Non Estate Family House with a Self Contained Annexe, on Approx. a Quarter of an Acre Plot.

Detached Non Estate Family House with a Self Contained Annexe, on Approx. a Quarter of an Acre Plot.

A Non Estate Detached family house with a Self-Contained Annexe, all situated on a Plot of approx. a Quarter of an Acre and centrally situated within this popular well served village. The property does require some modernisation and updating, and is being sold with no onward chain.

Introduction
This unique non-estate detached house provides three bedrooms in the main house with the additional 4th bedroom contained within the self-contained one bedroom annexe, and boasts a spacious frontage with ample parking. Set back nicely from the road, the property sits on a quarter-acre plot.
One of its key attractions is the convenient location, within walking distance of village amenities such as a primary school, post office, and local public house. The main house, with three bedrooms, offers generous living space for a family, including a 15-foot conservatory off the lounge.
The one-bedroom annexe at the rear provides versatile options: it can accommodate elderly relatives, generate rental income, or serve as a private guest suite. While the property requires some updating and modernisation, this presents a fantastic opportunity for new homeowners to personalise and implement their own designs.
The generous plot offers ample outdoor space for various activities, including entertaining, gardening, or providing a play area for children.
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