Located in the older part of this popular riverside village of Farndon a character cottage (parts dating back to 1700's) in a good size attractive cottage style garden. Accommodation comprises lounge, kitchen, sun room, two double bedrooms and a bathroom. Pets considered. Available immediately.
Description
Located in the older part of this popular riverside village of Farndon a character cottage (parts dating back to 1700's) in a good size attractive cottage style garden. Accommodation comprises lounge, kitchen, sun room, two double bedrooms and a bathroom. Pets considered. Available immediately.
Accommodation
Lounge (14' by 9' 4" (4m 27cm by 2m 84cm), ())
Having double doors on to a patio, radiator and beam ceiling.
Kitchen (14' 1" by 7' (4m 29cm by 2m 13cm), ())
Having a range of fitted units incorporating a white sink. There is also a central heating boiler and beam ceiling.
Inner hall
With radiator, stairs off to the first floor and a window to the rear.
Sun room (10' 10" by 8' 5" (3m 30cm by 2m 57cm), ())
Having feature oak beam and vaulted ceiling and tiled flooring
Landing
With airing cupboard.
Bedroom one (14' 2" by 10' 8" (4m 32cm by 3m 25cm), ())
Having windows to the front and rear and radiator.
Bathroom
Having a low level wc, wash hand basin and a claw foot bath. There is also a heated towel rail and a window to the rear.
Top landing
Bedroom two (15' 9" by 10' (4m 80cm by 3m 5cm), ())
With sloping ceiling, window to the side, radiator and eaves storage.
Outside
The property is approached via a gravel pedestrian path with leads directly in to the cottage garden. The garden is full of mature planting with interwoven gravel paths and a sunken patio with sleeper edging. There is also a garden shed to the front. To the rear there is an enclosed, paved courtyard area.
Agents notes
The property enjoys a quiet cul de sac location in the older part of the village. Local amenities including shop and two popular riverside pubs.
The property is reputed to be one of the oldest houses in the village, dating back to the 1700's.