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13 the BROW, WIDLEY, WATERLOOVILLE, HANTS. PO7 5BY 3 Bedrooms 023 9226 2611 www.pearsons.com 13 THE BROW, WIDLEY, WATERLOOVILLE, HANTS. PO7 5BY 3 Bedrooms - £405,000 Freehold Pearsons Southern Ltd Description believe these Superbly presented character home, situated in a highly desirable location. Internally, over recent years the property has been particulars to beautifully restored and configured with a fabulous open plan kitchen/dining room and conservatory to the rear of the house a nd an be correct but early internal viewing is highly recommended. The accommodation has gas heating, double glazing and in brief comprises: their accuracy Entrance hall, sitting room, study/bedroom 4, open plan kitchen/dining room, conservatory. On the first floor, three bedrooms, cannot be family bathroom and en-suite to the master bedroom. Outside, driveway to the front and side, with garage and enclosed guaranteed and they do landscaped garden to the rear. not form part of any Location contract. Located in one of the most popular roads in the area, there are local shops, schools and other amenities in close proximity, including convenient access to the A3(M) and Portsdown Hill. Pearsons Estate Agents 77 London Road , Waterlooville , , Hampshire PO7 7EL 023 9226 2611 www.pearsons.com 13 THE BROW, WIDLEY, WATERLOOVILLE, HANTS. PO7 5BY ENTRANCE HALL BEDROOM TWO Stairs to first floor, radiator, understairs cupboard housing meters Radiator, lead light window to the rear aspect, picture rail and access to and combination boiler. loft. KITCHEN BEDROOM THREE Comprehensively fitted with a range of units comprising, base Double glazed window to side aspect, circular feature window to the front. cupboard and drawer units with wall units over. One and a half Radiator. bowl sink unit with mixer tap over, Flavel range style cooker with five ring gas hob. Spaces for dishwasher and washing machine, OUTSIDE double glazed window to the rear aspect. Opening into the dining To the front of the property mature hedging borders the driveway, which room. provides off road parking to the front and side of the property. The rear garden is landscaped and mainly laid to lawn, with well stocked borders DINING ROOM and seating areas. There is a raised terrace to the rear of the house. Attractive fireplace and hearth. Radiator. Double glazed windows and double opening doors, leading into the conservatory. GARAGE With up and over door, power light and personal side door. CONSERVATORY Double glazed with windows overlooking the rear garden. REFERENCE Underfoor heating. Radiator. Double glazed double opening doors NSW1846DPPS13082015 to the rear terrace. SITTING ROOM COUNCIL TAX Double glazed bay window to the front aspect, attractive fireplace Council Tax Band:- D surround with open fire, radiator and picture rail. SERVICES STUDY/BEDROOM 4 Gas, water, electricity and mains drainage are connected. Please note that Radiator, double glazed lead light bay window to front aspect and none of the services or appliances have been tested by Pearsons. side. VIEWING FIRST FLOOR LANDING Please telephone Pearsons to arrange a mutually convenient appointment Airing cupboard. to view this property. BEDROOM ONE DIRECTIONS Double glazed lead light bay window to front aspect, radiator, From Waterlooville, proceed along the London Road towards Purbrook and picture rail. Door to: continue on towards Portsdown Hill. After the shopping parade at Widley turn left into The Brow, first right into the continuation of The Brow and EN-SUITE SHOWER ROOM the property will be found a short distance along on the right hand side. Corner shower, pedestal basin, w.c., heated towel rail and underfloor heating. Tiling. BATHROOM Freestanding claw bath with mixer tap and shower attached, radiator, towel rail, pedestal basin, tiled floor and walls, double glazed window to rear and side. Underfloor heating. Service | Marketing | Experience Service | Marketi ng | Experience .
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