Quietly situated in one of the town's most popular tree lined roads, this period townhouse lies within a few minutes' walk of the town centre and very close to the picturesque Embankment. Recently improved by the current owners, the accommodation provides four or five bedrooms (one en-suite), three reception rooms and a large, full height cellar. The recently refitted and well equipped kitchen has bi-fold doors which open onto the private, south facing garden. A conservatory has also been added to the side which opens the dining room into the side garden area. The popular 'Castle Quarter' offers a selection of independent coffee houses and delis as well as numerous pubs and restaurants. For young families, there is an 'outstanding' Ofsted rated primary school close at hand. EER: D
The entrance hall retains the distinctive original mosaic floor tiling and the feeling of space is apparent with high ceilings throughout. The two principal reception rooms are retained; the rear living room has French doors to the south facing courtyard and garden. There is a large, dry cellar which would lend itself to useful additional living space or a games room. The dining room has been opened into the conservatory which takes advantage of the south/westerly aspect and brings much natural light into the accommodation. The recently updated kitchen is well equipped and, in the summer, brings the garden into the house with the bi-folds fully open.
The first floor accommodation provides adaptable space. There are five rooms, as well as an en-suite shower room to the master bedroom and a family bathroom. The smallest room or study can easily accommodate a single bed and the two rear double bedrooms connect with each other.
There is a shared, covered side passageway leading to the private, south facing garden. There is a generous patio area which extends around the side of the house, pergola, lawn and many mature screening trees and shrubs.