3 Bed Terraced House For Sale

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Well laid out and maintained by the current owners, this three bedroom home would make a great next step for a family outgrowing their first home or even perhaps someone looking to downsize, now that the kids have left home.

The property has loads of natural light. The kitchen and dining rooms are joined by an arch so that you can chat away with your family or friends whilst you whip up a masterpiece for dinner.

The rear garden couldn't be more low maintenance and the part converted garage just needs a couple of final touches and would be great as a teenagers den or home office or even a gym!

Entrance Hall

Door to front aspect. The entrance hall leads to the dining room and cloakroom. Wood effect flooring and radiator.

Cloakroom

Close coupled WC, vanity basin, radiator, wood effect flooring and extractor fan

Dining Room

Window to side aspect, door to sitting room, power points, radiator, wood effect flooring, stairs leading to first floor landing and under stairs storage cupboard.

Kitchen

Window to front aspect, power points and wood effect flooring. There is a range of wall and floor mounted units with worktop over, resin sink inset and tiled splash backs. Integral Neff double oven and microwave, built in integrated induction hob, extractor hood and space for fridge-freezer and plumbing for washing machine too. 

Living Room

Window to front aspect, sliding patio door to side aspect, radiator, power points and TV point.

Landing

Loft access, airing cupboard and doors leading to the bedrooms and bathroom.

Bedroom 1

Window to the front aspect, power points and radiator. There is also a walk in dressing area with built in wardrobes with itself leads into the en-suite shower room.

Ensuite

Window to side aspect, close coupled WC, Vanity unit basin, shower cubicle, tiled splash backs and walls in cubicle, heated towel rail, spotlights to ceiling, extractor fan and vinyl flooring.

Bedroom 2

Window to front aspect, power points, built in cupboard and radiator.

Bedroom 3

Window to front aspect, power points and radiator.

Bathroom

Window to front aspect, close coupled WC, pedestal basin, panel bath with mixer taps and shower attachment over, tiled splash backs, radiator and vinyl flooring.

Outside

To the front of the property, there is a low maintenance stone area.  There is a driveway with tandem parking for two vehicles leading to the single garage The rear garden has a raised decking area accessed via the patio doors from the living room. The remainder of the garden is laid to artificial lawn and is accessed via gate to the side of the property from the driveway.

Single Garage

The single garage has an up and over door to the front and door to the side of the garage, accessed via the rear garden.  The garage is part converted with power and light and could make a good gym, home office or den.  Stowmarket 

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