Set across two floors the 1000 sq ft of accommodation is set out as follows in this unique property, the front door takes us straight into the entrance porch, the place we hang coats and leave muddy shoes, a further door goes into the hall which is where the similarity with any other property of this era stops. The straight flight staircase is in front of you and the door to the left goes into the open plan lounge with its square bay window and the kitchen area with french doors opening to the rear courtyard garden area. Beyond the kitchen is a room currently used as a bedroom (double) and beyond that is the ground floor shower room and conservatory. The garden is long, very long, you think it finishes then it carries on, its winter currently and it needs a little love but spring is around the corner and this garden can be amazing, sitting, reading, potting, whiling the hours away whilst the children play.

Back to the straight flight staircase and up the stairs, normally we would see an oversized bathroom that originally would have been a bedroom when the house was first built, however cleverly someone has split this space to create a bathroom and a kitchen/utility room, from speaking to the owners it was created this way to form an independent living space and it does really allow the first floor to be separate from the ground floor, which in turn has its own independent living area. Two double bedrooms complete the first floor, and the bedroom to the front of the house can be split to form a double and a single should you want to.

This really is set up as a unique property for a family, sharing friends, or the investor that sees an opportunity to split it into two living spaces whilst the appearance is of a solid older house built around the early 1900's. The parking space to the front is a huge benefit for the property and quick and easy connections to the A55 are just a couple of miles away, bus stops are very local and the train station is a brisk 20 minute walk away.