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1 Sea View Cottages, Sneaton
£275,000 Guide Price
Property Features
- Semi-Detached Cottage with a Garden
- Period Features including Fireplaces & Beamed Ceilings
- 3 Double Bedrooms & Downstairs Bathroom
- Electric Heating & Double-Glazing Throughout
- Front & Rear Gardens with Outbuilding
- Needs Refurbishment Throughout
Property Summary
Hope & Braim are delighted to present 1 Sea View Cottages in Sneaton to the market.
This semi-detached cottage is one of the oldest properties in the village and has a wealth of period features along with gardens to the front and rear of the property. With its white-washed walls, traditional pan tiled roof and pretty cottage garden, this period home has curb appeal, whilst inside there are spacious rooms with features. The property is beleived to date from the 1600s and was formerly a cow shed that was latterly converted and extended with a two-storey extension that provides over 1,000 sq ft of accommodation over two floors. Downstairs there is a large reception room with a fireplace, cosy log burning stove and exposed stonework. On the other side of the central hall is the kitchen/diner that still retains the stone fireplace with cast iron range. The kitchen will require a full scheme of refurbishment. At the back of the property is the house bathroom with a coloured three-piece bathroom suite and a room with access to the garden. Upstairs there are three double bedrooms, all having built-in wardrobes and dormer windows. Although the property will need work, it does benefit from having modern electric heating and double-glazing throughout. Outside there is a front cottage garden with central path leading to the entrance porch, whilst to the rear is an enclosed garden with useful outbuilding.
This semi-detached cottage is one of the oldest properties in the village and has a wealth of period features along with gardens to the front and rear of the property. With its white-washed walls, traditional pan tiled roof and pretty cottage garden, this period home has curb appeal, whilst inside there are spacious rooms with features. The property is beleived to date from the 1600s and was formerly a cow shed that was latterly converted and extended with a two-storey extension that provides over 1,000 sq ft of accommodation over two floors. Downstairs there is a large reception room with a fireplace, cosy log burning stove and exposed stonework. On the other side of the central hall is the kitchen/diner that still retains the stone fireplace with cast iron range. The kitchen will require a full scheme of refurbishment. At the back of the property is the house bathroom with a coloured three-piece bathroom suite and a room with access to the garden. Upstairs there are three double bedrooms, all having built-in wardrobes and dormer windows. Although the property will need work, it does benefit from having modern electric heating and double-glazing throughout. Outside there is a front cottage garden with central path leading to the entrance porch, whilst to the rear is an enclosed garden with useful outbuilding.