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£305,000 4 Allotment Road, Niton, Isle of Wight, Po38 2Dt £305,000 4 ALLOTMENT ROAD, NITON, ISLE OF WIGHT, PO38 2DT £305,000 4 ALLOTMENT ROAD, NITON, ISLE OF WIGHT, PO38 2DT A two bedroom semi detached house situated in the very popular village of UTILITY ROOM 10' 6" x 7' 6" (3.2m x 2.29m) A very useful area with fitted Niton, which offers many amenities including grocery store, post office, base unit with stainless steel sink. Ample space for washing machine, pubs, chemist and doctor. The property is situated in a quiet residential tumble drier and fridge freezer. Window to the rear and door to rear street, yet close to the centre of the village. It sits in the centre of a large courtyard area. Door to: plot, with gardens to the front, side and rear and benefits from two garages and parking for further vehicles. The property enjoys some nice SHOWER ROOM An ideal room for cleaning up, straight from the garden. countryside views and offers easy access to an abundance of public Low flush W/C, wash basin and walk in shower cubicle with Triton electric footpaths for walking and cycling and is within a short distance to the shower over. Obscure window. coastal town of Ventnor and County Town of Newport, as well as the scenic coastal road along the west coast of the island. FIRST FLOOR LANDING With a useful storage cupboard and doors to: ENTRANCE PORCH 6' 9" x 2' 10" (2.06m x 0.86m) With windows to the BEDROOM 1 17' 2 m" x 11`' 9 max" (5.23m x 3.58m) a very spacious front and side. A useful space for outdoor shoes and coats. UPVC door to double bedroom, with ample room for a large bed as well as additional the outside and further glass paned door to: furniture. Fitted triple wardrobe units. Window to the front, looking over the pretty front garden and giving countryside views over the rooftops beyond. ENTRANCE HALL Stairs to first floor. A wide space with open plan area under the stairs, which is suitable for either a desk or additional storage. BEDROOM 2 13' x 9' 4" (3.96m x 2.84m) Another double room, with Separate door to storage cupboard, with space for vacuum, etc. Doors off window to the side aspect. Further access to eaves storage space. to rooms and open plan to: HEATING A wet system, via radiators supplied by the LPG cylinder, STUDY AREA 6' 2" x 5' 4" (1.88m x 1.63m) A small, but very useful space, located in the front garden. ideal for a desk and workstation, if working from home. Alternatively this would make a nice area for casual chair for quiet reading and OUTSIDE The large front garden is laid mainly to lawn, with some mature contemplation. planted beds and a paved patio area adjacent to the house. A small brook runs along the front edge of the garden adding some pleasant sounds to LOUNGE/DINER 25' 3" x 13' 5 max" (7.7m x 4.09m) A very bright, this tranquil space. A concrete driveway leads from the road along the side spacious room with ample space for casual seating in the lounge area and of the property, giving access to a rear courtyard, with parking for several table and chairs as well as additional furniture in the dining area. Chimney cars and two garages. In the rear courtyard there is also a block built breast with stone feature fire place and hearth, with gas fire. There are storage shed. The side aspect provides ample space for outside seating dual aspect windows, in the lounge overlooking the pretty front garden and and dining options, with a pretty grassed area, bordered by planting. the dining room looking onto the rear courtyard. BATHROOM Obscure glazed window to the side. Suite comprising of Tenure Freehold wash hand basin, low flush W/C and panel bath, with triton T80 electric shower over. Part tiled walls, with marble effect white and green tile and Council Tax Band: D decorative border. KITCHEN 13' 4 max" x 9' 5 max" (4.06m x 2.87m) Window to the side aspect. Fitted range of wall and base mounted units in a white finish, with grey roll top worksurface over, part of which forms a breakfast bar with space for two stools. Integral stainless steel sink. Free standing range cooker with double oven and five ring gas hob. Door to: 01983 855525 Where to find the property 4 Allotment Road, Niton, Isle Of Wight, PO38 2DT Our description of any appliances and/or services (including any central heating system) should not be taken as any guarantee that these are in working order. None of the statements contained in these particulars as to this property are to be relied upon as statements or representation of fact nor is it intended to form any part of any contract. Especially if travelling long distances, if there is any point of particular importance, please contact the office who will be pleased to clarify the information. Floor plans are a schematic and are for guidance only. All measurements are approximate. Please note that if our photographs depict the property in a furnished condition, on completion all furnishings will be removed unless specifically mentioned elsewhere as being included in the sale. Call our Ventnor office to arrange a viewing 01983 855525 or email [email protected] Newport 521144 | Ventnor 855525 | Bembridge 875000 | Ryde 565658 | Cowes 294714 | Shanklin 866000 | East Cowes 219002 .
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