Westcroft
Agent: Nock Deighton
Offers: £350,000 (freehold)
Call: 01584 875555 or visit nockdeighton.co.uk
CONVENIENTLY situated on the edge of the sought after village of Kingsland, Westcroft is a substantial detached family home which benefits from a two bedroom single storey annexe and offers great potential and scope for further improvement.
The reception porch provides a link to the impressive conservatory which takes full advantage of the afternoon sun and is an enjoyable place to sit and relax. The inner hallway gives access to two very well proportioned light and airy reception rooms which both offer feature fireplaces. One of the reception rooms opens into the conservatory and the other has been extended towards the rear garden both of which offer great entertaining space. The kitchen has a good range of base and wall units with complimentary work surfaces, integrated fridge-freezer, breakfast bar, built-in oven with gas hob over. A door gives access to a rear utility area with WC and side access which leads to the carport area.
From the inner hallway stairs lead to the first floor which offers three bedrooms and a family bathroom. One of the bedrooms has a small en-suite shower room. There is a substantial attic room with window which offers great potential for conversion to further accommodation.
The attached single storey annexe is independently accessed and offers two bedroomed accommodation to include living room, conservatory, kitchen, two bedrooms, utility area and bathroom. It certainly is a great addition and offers potential for a variety of uses to include office space/studio, accommodation for a relative or even a holiday let.
The property has ample parking for several vehicles and a carport for the main house. The fore-garden to the property is laid to lawn with mature trees and enclosed by mature hedging. The private rear garden is a good size which is mostly laid to lawn with patio areas. There are various mature shrubs, trees and plants and is mostly enclosed by mature hedging and overlooks open countryside to the rear.
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