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Vebraalto.Com Clay Hill, Two Mile Ash, MK8 8BL 58 Clay Hill Two Mile Ash Buckinghamshire MK8 8BL Offers Over £340,000 Carters are delighted to offer for sale this well presented, extended semi detached family home, situated within the popular Two Mile Ash area. The accommodation comprises; entrance hall, cloakroom, lounge, stunning extended kitchen/dining room with handmade units and under floor heating, The first floor comprises three bedrooms and a family bathroom. To the exterior there is a garage with an electric door, parking to front and a rear garden. • AN EXTENDED THREE BEDROOM SEMI DETACHED • CLOAKROOM • LOUNGE • STUNNING KITCHEN/DINING • UPVC WINDOWS • ATTRACTIVE REAR GARDEN • GARAGE • OFF ROAD PARKING Ground Floor Exterior The property is entered via a UPVC double The front of the property is laid to gravel glazed front door into the entrance hall. Stairs offering off-road parking and leading to an rising to first floor landing. Understairs storage attached single garage with an electric front cupboard. Double glazed window with fitted door, exposed eaves for storage, wall mounted shutters to the side aspect. Door to gas combination boiler and door to rear kitchen/dining area. Door to lounge. garden. The rear garden is enclosed and mainly laid to lawn with raised flower beds, The lounge has a UPVC double glazed box paved seating area and two raised decked window to the front aspect. Range of fitted seating areas. Timber shed to remain. Gated display units and storage areas incorporating side access leading to the front. a Dimplex Optiflame wall mounted fire. Glazed doors to the kitchen/dining area. Additional Information Mains gas, mains drainage, electricity and The kitchen area is fitted in a range of water. The local authority is Milton Keynes handmade units to wall and base levels with Council and the council tax band is Band C. an inset butler style sink. Fitted electric oven. Disclaimer Induction hob with extractor hood over. Whilst we endeavour to make our sales Integrated dishwasher and washing machine. particulars accurate and reliable, if there is Karndean flooring with underfloor heating. Two any point which is of particular importance to double glazed windows overlooking the rear you please contact the office and we will be garden. Double glazed French doors to the pleased to verify the information for you. Do rear garden. T.V. point. Three Velux windows so, particularly if contemplating travelling to the roof space. Door to cloakroom with a some distance to view the property. The suite comprising low level w.c. and wash hand mention of any appliance and/or services to basin, tiled flooring. this property does not imply that they are in First floor Landing full and efficient working order, and their Double glazed window with fitted shutters to condition is unknown to us. Unless fixtures front aspect. Access to insulated loft. Doors and fittings are specifically mentioned in these to all rooms. details, they are not included in the asking price. Some items may be available subject to The master bedroom is located to the rear of negotiation with the Vendor. the property and has fitted wardrobes. Bedroom two is of double size and has double glazed windows with fitted shutters overlooking the rear garden and bedroom three has a double glazed window with fitted shutters overlooking the front of the property. The bathroom has a white suite comprising low level w.c., wash hand basin in vanity unit and panel bath with hand-held shower attachment and electric shower over. Obscure UPVC double glazed window to front aspect. Fitted linen cupboard. Viewing Arrangements By appointment only via Carters. We are open 7 days a week for your convenience 01908 561010 [email protected] carters.co.uk 59 High Street, Stony Stratford, MK11 1AY.
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