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6 the Pastures, Upper Stondon, SG16 6QB Guide Price £599,950 6 The Pastures, Upper Stondon, SG16 6QB Guide price £599,950 6 The Pastures, Upper Stondon, SG16 6QB The Pastures is a small development of just six substantial detached houses, constructed to an excellent specification by Potton Homes. Situated on the edge of the village the house backs directly on to the recreation ground. Nearby Lower Stondon has shops for day to day needs, a public house, bus stops and access to the A1(M) via the A507. Hitchin, some 5 miles to the south accessed via the A600, provides a comprehensive range of shopping and recreational facilities together with excellent schooling and a mainline station. The closest train station is at Arlesey (about 3 miles). The well presented accommodation, which has much of the timber frame exposed, has gas central heating and double glazing. GROUND FLOOR ENTRANCE PORCH Exterior light. Front door to: ENTRANCE HALL Timber floor. Exposed timbers. Wall light point. Staircase to first floor with cupboard under. CLOAKROOM Double glazed window to front. Low level wc and pedestal wash hand basin. Tiled splash back. Radiator. Tiled floor. SITTING ROOM 22'7 x 13'10 (6.88m x 4.22m) Double glazed window to front. Double glazed window and casement doors to rear. Two radiators. Feature brick inglenook style fireplace with gas stove. DINING ROOM 14'10 x 9' (4.52m x 2.74m) Double glazed windows to front and side. Radiator. Exposed timbers. LIVING ROOM 20'8 x 15' (6.30m x 4.57m) Double glazed casement doors and window to side. Double glazed bay window to rear. Two radiators. Exposed timbers. Wall light point. STUDY 10'1 x 7'3 (3.07m x 2.21m) Double glazed window to side. Radiator. Exposed timbers. KITCHEN/BREAKFAST ROOM 17'3 x 14'10 (5.26m x 4.52m) Two double glazed windows to side. Comprehensive range of oak fronted wall and base units with granite work surfaces over. One and a half bowl ceramic sink with drainer, mixer tap and waste disposal. Integrated dishwasher. Fridge/freezer. Tiled floor. Recessed downlights. Covered radiator. Space for table and chairs. Rangemaster cooker with tiled splash back and extractor over. Exposed timbers. Recessed downlights. UTILITY ROOM 10'4 x 7'3 (3.15m x 2.21m) Double glazed window to side. Door to garden. Continuation of oak front wall and base units with laminate work surfaces over. Tiled splash back. Inset circular sink with mixer tap. Plumbed for washing machine. Space for dryer. Radiator. Tiled floor. Wall mounted gas fired boiler. Recessed downlights. Exposed timbers. FIRST FLOOR LANDING 17'6 x 6'3 (5.33m x 1.91m) Double glazed window to rear. Airing cupboard. Radiator. MASTER BEDROOM 19' x 15'6 max (5.79m x 4.72m max) Double glazed window to rear and side. Two radiators. Vaulted ceiling. Exposed timbers. Eaves wardrobe and storage cupboard. Lobby area with eaves wardrobe. Loft access. Door to: EN-SUITE BATHROOM Suite comprising low level wc, pedestal wash hand basin, bidet, panel bath and corner Aqualisa electric shower. Tiled walls. Radiator. Tiled floor. Shaver point. Recessed downlights. Exposed timbers. BEDROOM TWO 19' x 14' (5.79m x 4.27m) Double glazed dormer window to front and to rear. Two radiators. Fitted wardrobes. Exposed timbers. BEDROOM THREE 10'10 x 8'3 (3.30m x 2.51m) Double glazed dormer window to front. Radiator. Recessed wardrobe. Exposed timbers. BEDROOM FOUR 12'4 x 9'10 (3.76m x 3.00m) Double glazed dormer window to front and window to side. Radiator. Recessed wardrobe. Exposed timbers. BATHROOM Double glazed window to side. Suite comprising low level wc, pedestal wash hand basin, panel bath and Aqualisa shower. Tiled walls. Radiator. Tiled floor. Recessed downlights. Timbers. Shaver point. OUTSIDE FRONT GARDEN Paved pathway. An area of lawn with flower beds and established trees and shrubs. DOUBLE GARAGE 18'4 x 16'6 (5.59m x 5.03m) Maximum overall internal measurement. Electric up and over door. Light and power. Roof storage. Door to: WORKSHOP 18'4 x 5'9 (5.59m x 1.75m) Lighting. Roof storage. REAR GARDEN Large area of lawn interspersed with a variety of specimen trees and shrubs. Timber pergola and secluded paved sitting area. Vegetable garden. Exterior tap and light. FLOORPLAN DISCLAIMER Floorplans are provided for guidance only. They are not to scale and must not form any part of a legal contract or be reproduced without the written consent of a partner of Putterills. VIEWING INFORMATION By appointment only through Putterills of Hertfordshire, through whom all negotiations should be conducted. Awaiting Floorplan Awaiting EPC Tel: 01462 632222 60 Hermitage Road IMPORTANT NOTICE: These particulars are for guidance only. Whilst every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of Hitchin the descriptions, plans and measurements, these are not guaranteed and they do not form part of any contract. We have not tested any of the services, equipment or fittings. No persons in this firms employment has the authority to make or Hertfordshire give any representation or warranty in respect of the property. Interested parties should satisfy themselves as to the conditions of any such items considered material to their prospective purchase and may wish to consult an independent SG5 1DB advisor. It should not be assumed that any of the articles depicted in these particulars are included in the purchase price. Email: [email protected] www.putterills.co.uk.
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