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THE OLD BAKEHOUSE, NEWPORT ROAD, , , PO38 2DH GUIDE PRICE £425,000

A detached home with 6 bedrooms (including separate annexe with potential for permanent letting income of £550.00 pcm or holiday letting income) in the sought-after, village of Niton. Beautifully refurbished with extensive character and outstanding countryside views. A rare opportunity to enjoy a spacious home in easy walking distance of the village centre, with the additional space offering flexibility for additional income or a larger family.

The property has many character features including bespoke oak doors and exposed brickwork. The main accommodation has been tastefully improved to provide the benefits of modern day living. The reception rooms are large and provide excellent space for family gatherings. Whilst within easy walking distance to the village centre, the house is quiet and surprisingly spacious. The main living space faces out to the garden, making the most of the light, views, and quiet garden away from the lane. The far-reaching countryside views to the rear onto Stenbury and Whitwell Downs are outstanding. The garden slopes gently downwards and has an outdoor swimming pool. There is off road parking for a car and a garage with electric door access from the road. Many coastal and countryside footpaths are close by.

The versatility of accommodation is a key feature; the property may be used as a 4 bedroom family home with the added benefit of significant rental income. Alternatively, the two dwellings could potentially be re-amalgamated to provide a significantly larger 6 bedroom unit, or integral home office or business space.

Niton is a popular village with a strong community and good facilities. The house is within easy walking distance of the busy village centre. The Primary School is rated 'Good'. There are a large convenience store, 2 , post office and a coffee shop.

GROUND FLOOR: ENTRANCE LOBBY/PORCH with hanging space. KITCHEN/BREAKFAST ROOM Light and spacious cottage-style kitchen with a range of modern fitted units, oak worktops and bespoke oak shelving, including double oven and 90cm ceramic hob. Charnwood multi-fuel stove, walk-in larder. Space for family sized breakfast/dining table, window seat. STUDY with original bread oven and fireplace with wood- burning stove. BEDROOM 4/ADDITIONAL RECEPTION ROOM – a double room with dual aspect windows. Door with access to further/letting accommodation allowing its incorporation into the main accommodation if required. UTILITY ROOM (off kitchen) with space for washing machine and dryer. This room also houses the Thermal Store Heater and the 'Slimline' electric boiler. GARAGE with electric 'up and over' door. INNER HALL with stairs to first floor. Under stairs cupboard. BATHROOM with oval-shaped bath with shower over. Green glass wash hand basin and WC. Ladder towel rail. Cupboard.

LOUNGE/DINER with panoramic views over the garden to open countryside beyond. Fireplace with wood burning OUTSIDE: stove. French doors lead onto a terrace area ideal for dining

'al-fresco' with steps down into the lower garden. Garage with 'up and over' electric door. Private off-road

parking space. The main house is accessed from the side. FIRST FLOOR: The door facing the road gives access to the separate 2 LANDING with small side window. bedroom annexe/letting accommodation. To the rear of the BEDROOM 1 with countryside and garden views. Exposed property, sloping lawn to a paved patio/barbecue area and beams. outdoor swimming pool with solar pod heating. The garden SHOWER ROOM/WC with tiled floor. is surrounded by mature hedging giving a good degree of BEDROOM 2 with 'Velux' window. seclusion. Mature shrub beds. Garden shed. BEDROOM 3 with exposed beam.

SEPARATE SELF-CONTAINED ANNEXE SERVICES & HEATING ACCOMMODATION: We are informed that the following mains services are Extra accommodation which could be used as overflow or to connected to the property (subject to the conditions and provide a potential income as a let or holiday letting, or even stipulations of the relevant utility companies) electricity, extra room to the main house as the doorways are still in water and foul drainage. The heating system is provided existence. The rental figure is based on recent lettings. It is via radiators by a Thermal Store Heater (approximately 3 exclusive of Council Tax, water and electricity, but inclusive years old) and a Slimline electric boiler (1 year old). of heating as there is a shared boiler. ENTRANCE LOBBY with door that could be opened into main house. Staircase up to first floor level.

LANDING with all rooms off. Wall mounted convector panel heater.

LOUNGE with fireplace. Countryside views up to the

'Pepper Pot'.

BEDROOM 1 (double) with over stairs cupboard.

BEDROOM 2 (single) with shelved cupboard.

KITCHEN fitted with base units and matching wall cupboards. Countryside views. Built in oven and hob units.

BATHROOM with bath, basin and WC, tiled floor.

COUNCIL TAX:

House - Band C - Amount payable 2018/19 £1,579.52

Annexe - Band A - Amount payable 2018/19 £1,184.64

TENURE & POSSESSION, FIXTURES & FITTINGS

The property is offered Freehold, with vacant possession on the whole upon Completion. The seller does not include in the sale any gas or electrical appliances, however connected, or any other fixtures, unless expressly mentioned in these particulars as forming part of the sale. Some items may be available by separate negotiation.

The Isle of Wight, situated off the South Coast of , is becoming an ever-more popular location for permanent and second homes. Made popular by , who had her maritime residence at Osborne, the Island is famous for sailing in ; for Week; for its beautiful coastline including sandy beaches and ; spectacular countryside and long sunshine hours. Sainsburys, Tesco, M&S, Waitrose, Lidl, Aldi and Asda all now have a presence. Communication and transport links are excellent; regular car ferries connect with the motorway network and fast catamarans have connections via Southampton and Portsmouth with direct trains to Waterloo which can be reached within 2 hours of leaving the Island. Government-funded schools are numerous and independent schools ( School and Priory School) thrive on the Island with some children attending schools on the mainland. Leisure opportunities abound - walking, riding, paragliding, hang-gliding, sailing, wind surfing and other water sports, rugby, football, and golf clubs. Transport links enable day trips to the shopping centres of West Quay, Southampton and Gunwharf Quays, Portsmouth.

Ventnor was made popular during the when most of the town was built. The warmer climate is one reason why Ventnor remains a popular destination today. The town has a variety of shops, primary school, banks, pubs and restaurants. Ventnor Cricket Club and Botanic gardens are close by.

Niton is a village on the south side of the Island about 10 miles from the main shopping and administrative centre of Newport. Within the village there are excellent facilities including a primary school, various shops, Post Office, public houses, doctors, Church and bus services to Newport and Ventnor. Nearby is St Catherines Down which provides wonderful, walks and fine scenery of the magnificent coast line overlooking the . The famous beaches of the Island's rural south west coast are only a short drive away.

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