A spacious three bedroom semi detached house, situated in a quiet and popular location and within walking distance to feltham town and mainline train station. Benefiting from a large side driveway with potential to extend (stpp) offered to the market with no onward chain. An early viewing is highly recommended.
Approached via a UPVC front door, double glazed frosted side window, stairs rising to first floor, wood flooring, two under stairs store cupboards, radiator, door to kitchen, further door to:
Into double glazed front aspect bay window, wood flooring, 2 radiators, feature fireplace, large french doors giving access to rear garden.
A range of eye and base level units with roll top work surfaces incorporating a single drainer sink, spaces for oven, washing machine and fridge/freezer, wall mounted gas combination boiler, part tiled walls and wood effect flooring, double glazed rear aspect window.
Double glazed frosted side aspect window, hatch to loft area, doors to all rooms.
Into double glazed front aspect bay window, wood flooring, radiator, 2 double wardrobe areas.
Double glazed rear aspect window, radiator, wood flooring, double wardrobe area.
Double glazed rear aspect window, wood flooring, wardrobe area.
A three piece suite comprising of a low level WC, pedestal wash hand basin and a paneled roll top bath with mixer taps and wall mounted shower, tiled flooring and walls, radiator, double glazed frosted front aspect window.
With boundary wall and pathway with the remainder being laid to lawn with some borders, access to double length driveway providing off street parking for two cars, pedestrian gate giving access to rear garden.
Is a good size and offers excellent seclusion, with a large raised decked area with the remainder being laid to lawn with side borders housing a variety of shrubs and bushes, large summer house with electric, large store shed and smaller shed, pedestrian side gate giving access to front garden.
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