A sympathetically restored and extremely well presented detached Victorian town house retaining many period features with secluded gardens and parking, within walking distance of Ross-on-Wye.4 bedrooms, bathroom, family room/dining room, sitting room, kitchen, cellar. Garage.
Ref: FAP/4
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The Willows
A charming Victorian town house which has been lovingly restored and updated, retaining many of its original features including fireplaces, picture rails and pine panelled doors. The property has been sympathetically fitted with some reclaimed and traditional fittings, including a painted Shaker style kitchen and is attractively decorated.
The property has the benefit of a secluded south west facing landscaped rear garden, parking and garage, yet is within a few minutes walk of the centre of the town.
Situation
Located in a desirable and established area of Ross-on-Wye a few minutes from the town itself, the property is situated on a quiet road in an elevated position, with views towards the spire of St Mary’s Church. Although so conveniently located, the property is in a deceptively peaceful and secluded position. The historic market town of Ross-on-Wye offers facilities and amenities commensurate with most everyday requirements. Access to the M50 junction 4 is within a few minutes drive which in turn connects with the M5 junction and M4/M5 at Newport ensuring that the centres of Bristol, Cardiff, Cheltenham and Gloucester are within a commutable distance.
The accommodation comprises:
Front door leading to:
Main Reception Hall
Dado rail. Doors to main receptions rooms. Radiator cabinet. Original staircase with understairs cupboard leading to Cellar.
Family Room 20' 0" (6.1m) x 11' 0" (3.35m)
Radiator cabinets. Cast iron reclaimed Victorian fireplace (chimney closed). Decorative archway leading to:
Dining Area
French doors and side window leading to terrace and garden. Radiator cabinet.
Sitting Room 12' 0" (3.66m) x 14' 0" (4.27m) max.
Bay window to front aspect. Picture rail. Original cast iron painted fireplace with original decorative hearth tiles.
Kitchen 17' 6" (5.33m) x 6' 10" (2.08m)
Window to side aspect. Door and window to rear garden. Recessed down lighters. Well fitted with a solid hardwood Shaker style hand painted kitchen, with an extensive range of both base and wall units, decorative dresser style unit, granite effect work surface over. Stainless steel Candy gas hob and extractor hood. Creda Cordialle gas one-and-a-half integral oven. Plumbing for washing machine and dishwasher. Space for white goods. White composite one-and-a-half bowl sink unit with chrome mixer tap. Part natural effect tiled walls. Natural stone effect floor tiles. Worcester 24 CDI combination boiler. Pantry cupboard with extensive range of useful shelves.
Staircase to:
First Floor
Landing
Bedroom 1 12' 0" (3.66m) x 11' 0" (3.35m)
Window to rear aspect. Picture rail. Cast iron reclaimed Victorian fireplace.
Bedroom 2 11' 8" (3.56m) x 11' 0" (3.35m)
Window to front aspect. Picture rail. Integral wardrobe with lattice doors.
Bedroom 3 9' 10" (3m) x 7' 3" (2.21m)
Window to rear aspect with views towards the spire of St Mary’s Church, Ross-on-Wye. Picture rail.
Family Bathroom
Obscured acid etched glass window to front aspect. Well fitted with a traditional white suite comprising panelled bath with chrome mixer tap and shower attachment. Low level period style w.c. and handbasin. Dado rail. Part tiled walls.
Original staircase to:
Second Floor
Door to
Bedroom 4 14' 2" (4.32m) x 11' 2" (3.4m)
Dual windows to rear aspect with lovely views towards Ross-on-Wye (partially restricted head height). Shelving
Outside
There is pedestrian access to the front of the property from Chase Road. The front garden is formally landscaped with gravel and mature herbaceous borders. A path and gate give side access to the rear garden and to a flagged and quarry tiled terrace which is south west facing. The secluded rear garden is mainly laid to lawn with a good variety of trees, shrubs and herbaceous species. To the rear of the garden is a greenhouse, garden shed/wendy house, single garage with power, light and power, up and over door and gravelled additional parking.
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