Corser Street Oldswinford, Stourbridge £400,000

GROUND FLOOR

A front entrance door with inset square paned obscure glazing, opens to the;

LONG RECEPTION HALL

Which includes stairs leading off, rising with a balustrade to the first floor accommodation (later mentioned), central heating radiator, two ceiling light points and with natural wood doors leading off;

FRONT RECEPTION ROOM - 14' 0'' x 12' 0'' (4.26m x 3.65m)

With two windows to the front, feature fireplace with a projecting hearth and also with provisions for a fire or display as may be preferred. Central heating radiator, picture rail and ceiling light point.

REAR RECEPTION ROOM - 12' 1'' x 12' 0'' (3.68m x 3.65m)

With a tall square paned styled sash window viewing to the rear garden and further with an oak fireplace having tiled surround, projecting tiled hearth and suitable space for a fire or display as may be preferred. Fitted oak fronted cupboards within a chimney recess, central heating radiator and with a ceiling light point.

OPEN PLAN DINING/BREAKFAST KITCHEN - 22' 5'' x 9' 2'' (6.83m x 2.79m) (when measured at widest points)

Arranged in two distinct parts, initially with the;

KITCHEN AREA

Having windows upon either side and being furnished with a range of base cupboards and drawers which are surmounted by work surfaces and further with an inset stainless steel sink and drainer having mixer tap over. Suitable space and plumbing for an automatic washing machine, space for a tall fridge/freezer and with a cooker position. Tall storage unit, wall mounted Worcester BOSCH self condensing boiler system, two ceiling light points and with an open approach to the;

DEFINED DINING/BREAKFASTING AREA

With windows to the side and rear, and with suitable space for the arrangement of table, chairs and other furnishings as may be preferred. There is a door to the rear garden, central heating radiator and ceiling light point. Also from the kitchen there is a bi-fold door to a;

GUESTS CLOAKROOM

With obscure glazed window to the side, low level WC and wall mounted wash hand basin. Central heating radiator and ceiling light point. Returning to the reception hall, there is an oak door which opens to steps which lead down to the CELLAR.

FIRST FLOOR

Stairs rise with a balustrade to;

LANDING

With a window to the side elevation, central heating radiator, loft access point, ceiling light point and with doors radiating off;

BEDROOM ONE - 12' 1'' x 12' 0'' (3.68m x 3.65m)(when measured at widest points)

With two tall windows to the front, ornate fireplace, central heating radiator and ceiling light point.

BEDROOM TWO - 12' 1'' x 12' 0'' (3.68m x 3.65m) (when measured at widest points)

With a tall square paned sash window to the rear, ornate fireplace, central heating radiator and ceiling light point.

BEDROOM THREE - 12' 0'' x 9' 0'' (3.65m x 2.74m)

Again a good double bedroom and one which has a window to the side elevation, central heating radiator and ceiling light point.

BATHROOM - 8' 8'' x 5' 3'' (2.64m x 1.60m)

With a tall obscure glazed window to the front, and appointed with a three piece arrangement to include bath having shower over, and with three quarter height splashback tiling forming a surround to the bath which continues to both the low level WC and pedestal wash hand basin. There is also a central heating radiator and ceiling light point.

OUTSIDE

As earlier mentioned this ATTRACTIVELY STYLED, THREE BEDROOM, PERIOD SEMI-DETACHED FAMILY HOME enjoys a setting within this established address, not far from Mary Stevens Park and a variety of popular schools. Set back behind a low level brick wall, a slabbed path provides easy access to the property’s principal front entrance door, whilst to the side, there is a wide pebbled driveway which extends to the;

DETACHED GARAGE - 19' 9'' x 8' 8'' (6.02m x 2.64m)

With double opening timber doors, concrete floor, side windows and a pedestrian side door.

REAR GARDEN

May be approached from side gated access or alternatively from the kitchen. An initial patio area widens to the side of the property where there is amenity space (or potential to extend), and a path leads off to adjoin a principally level shaped lawn. Borders have an array of flowers and shrubs, whilst towards the rear boundary there is a slabbed patio area and timber summer house. Overall this is a pleasant backdrop and one which favours the afternoon sun.