Initial price	£595,000
21/08/24	£565,000
Price Change	-5.04%

This charming, detached residence, built in the 1920s, boasts many original features, including a Westmorland slate roof, dual aspect rooms, and high ceilings with splayed windows, picture rails, and deep skirting boards. The property, situated in Croston Conservation Area, offers spacious accommodation with three reception rooms, a breakfast kitchen, four bedrooms, and two bathrooms. The home office on the ground floor could easily be converted into a fifth bedroom. The property features a wrap-around garden with lawn, mature shrub and tree planting, and a tandem detached double garage. The interior boasts a broad and welcoming hallway, a spindle staircase, and a shower room with a power shower. The lounge has a split-faced tile open fire surround, and the kitchen has a range of medium oak cabinets, granite effect worktops, and a gas hob. The property also features a pantry/utility room, a serving hatch to the dining room, and a built-in dishwasher. The first-floor landing has a loft hatch, ceiling lights, and doors to the bathroom and dual aspect bedrooms. The property has a gravel driveway, parking for two to three cars, and a lawn frontage with a large beech tree. The rear garden is south-facing, enclosed by fencing and walls, and features a lawn, shrub, and herbaceous flower planting.