Recessed with ornate brick mouldings over the front door and window.

 

Tiled floor; half stained glazed leaded panelled door with fan light above.

 

7.73m x 3.05m 25’4 x 9’11

The measurements have been taken into the alcoves; this is a beautiful light double reception room which features a coal effect gas fire on a tiled hearth and back in a fireplace consisting of a black painted cast iron grate and surround with ornate tiling to the side panels, framed by a stripped moulded and painted timber surround; timber double glazed window to the front with leaded opener casting plenty of light into this sitting area with central heating radiator with thermostatic control under; wall to wall fitted carpeting; further central heating radiator to the rear of this double reception room; double opening into the dining area which them flows into the kitchen extension;  light fittings and power points; useful under stairs storage cupboard with shelving and coat hooks.

 

3.85m x 2.32m 12’7 x 7’7

The wall to wall fitted carpeting extends into this  rear dining area featuring a large timber glazed window with leaded opening vent overlooking the courtyard garden with views to the cricket field and beyond; power points; central heating radiator; large opening into:-

 

3.76m x 1.83m 12’3 x 6’0

A galley style kitchen with base units to both sides with solid oak doors and antique brass handles; white tiled work surfaces and splashbacks edged in oak; tiled walls to shoulder height; Dijon mustard coloured resin sink and oversized drainer with antique brass mixer tap and pop-up waste sitting under the double glazed window overlooking the courtyard garden; additional double glazed window overlooking the delightful cricket square; central heating radiator with thermostatic control; stable door with glass panel to courtyard garden; riven slate flooring; freestanding gas cooker; space for fridge and freezer; plumbed for automatic washing machine; timber lined ceiling with spotlight array; Baxi Solo gas central heating boiler.

 

Carpeting continues from the stairs to this open balustraded landing; power points; downlighting; traditional timber boarded doors with latch fittings to bedrooms etc; stairs leading to converted attic space..

 

3.94m  x 3.54m 12’11 x 11’7

Measurements are taken into the built-in fitted alcove wardrobes with clothes hanging rail and shelves above; large double glazed window overlooking the front garden; central heating radiator with thermostatic control; wall to wall fitted carpeting; built-in ceiling downlighting; power points; dimmer switch; wall lights.

 

3.90m (Extending to 4.07m) x 2.28m
10’1 (Extending to 13’4) x 7’5

Original cast iron fireplace set into the chimney breast; large timber double glazed window overlooking the cricket square; wall to wall fitted carpeting; inset downlights; power points; computer point; dimmer switch

 

A well presented bathroom containing a white three piece suite incorporating a cast iron panelled bath and Victorian style mixer tap and shower attachment with Triton Topaz electric shower over; Victorian style wash hand basin with Victorian style brass taps; close coupled W.C with brass fittings; fully tiled to two walls with contrasting ornate tiled frieze; half panelled in timber to one wall; range of  built-in cupboards including airing cupboard housing the immersion heater and hot water tank; ceramic tiled floor; timber lined ceiling; obscured glass window.

 

4.65m x 3.53m 15’3 x 11’7

The measurements are taken to under the eaves; carpeting continues from the landing to this converted attic space which is currently used as a bedroom/study area ; two Velux roof windows; built-in downlighters; power points; television aerial socket; partially divided by the bulkhead of the stairs with access to storage from both sides under the eaves; would provide a great office workspace and/or guest bedroom.

 

Consists of a paved patio area; picket fence to one side; Portland sectional fence to the other which is shielded in a bamboo screen; cold water bib tap; outside lighting; to the rear is a raised brick wall flowerbed with fantastic views to the cricket square of Croston.  This is archetypal England at its best.