Thirty two Richmond Road is an individual detached house of traditional cavity brick construction, under a pitched slate roof.
Built in 2008, there are several modern-day features including underfloor heating through the majority of the ground floor and skirting heating in the sitting room.
There is also a water recycling system, harvesting and storing rainwater. The house has been thoughtfully designed with well-planned and particularly spacious accommodation which has been appointed to an excellent standard. In particular, the ground floor accommodation features a superb family kitchen/breakfast room, fitted with an extensive range of cabinets and integrated appliances, which is open plan with the formal dining room. The sitting room is an impressive space, extending to 24’10” x 17’5” and all of the principal ground floor rooms open onto a beautiful terrace and covered seating area, elevated above the formal gardens. There is also a downstairs cloakroom, utility room, and a generous ground floor bedroom suite and en-suite shower. On the first floor, the landing is an attractive feature, with a gable extending to the front of the house, with a glazed apex window. There is a spacious principal suite with a stylishly appointed en-suite bathroom, three further double bedrooms and a large family bathroom. Outside, the gardens surround the property, lying to the west and north west in the main, with a long gravelled approach from Richmond Road leading to a large driveway and turning area and access to the garage. The formal gardens extend around the south western elevation, with a gently sloping lawn which levels out and spans the entire width of the house and comprises expansive lawns, with an impressive flight of steps descending from the terrace. There is access to the basement, which is currently independent from the house and offers potential for additional accommodation, subject to the necessary consents. There is access around north eastern elevation which returns to the front drive.
For sale at £585,000; call Bainbridge’s on 01395 225303.
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