£375,000
Rookery Lane
£375,000
Rookery Lane
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This is a charming period, detached, family home on a large plot, and hidden away behind a high wall on Rookery Road in the Penn/ Goldthorn area. The accommodation has been extended and comprises an entrance hallway, a large through lounge / dining room, a separate sitting room, a fitted breakfast kitchen, three double bedrooms, a bathroom/ WC, a garage, and a utility room. Charming landscaped gardens surround the property and there is a large driveway. This is an ideal home for buyers happy to do some cosmetic improvements but seeking a large family home in a popular location. Subject to any necessary permissions, the plot also offers scope for extending the existing house further. The location could hardly be more convenient with a number of the most popular schools in Wolverhampton within walking distance, as is the citty centre. There are several large supermarkets within a few minutes of the property. Fore those buyers who like original features the property does have these in abundance, including an original 1930s bathroom suite! The garden are a real delight, surrounding the property on all sides and being well-planted and very private. Coming with no upward chain, early vieiwng is essential.
| Picture | Room | Measurements | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Entrance Hall | 3.05m x 2.97m (10'0" x 9'9") | With timber and part glazed entrance door, feature porthole windw to front, stairs rising to first floor, door to understairs storage cupboard, original wood-block parquet flooring, picture rail, and doors to lounge /dining room and to sitting room. |
| Lounge / Dining | 7.47m x 3.23m (24'6" x 10'7") | With bay window to front elevation, french window to rear garden, fireplace, and original tudor-style beams to ceiling. | |
| Sitting Room | 3.96m x 3.50m (13' x 11'6") | A pretty room to the side of the property, with box-bay window overlooking the garden and with inset door providing access, and having a door to the kitchen. |
| Breakfast Kitchen | 2.97m x 2.67m (9'9" x 8'9") | With double-glazed windows to side and rear, breakfast bar, and fiited with a range of units with complementary work-surfaces, inset sink-drainer,cooker point, space for under counter appliances, part tiling to walls, and tile-effect flooring. |
| First Floor | |||
| Bedroom 1 | 3.45m x 3.45m (11'4" x 11'4") | With double-glazed window to rear and fitted wardrobes. |
| Bedroom 2 | 3.45m x 3.15m (11'4" x 10'4") | With double-glazed bay window to front. |
| Bedroom 3 | 2.97m x 2.90m (9'9" x 9'6") | With double-glazed window to rear. |
| Bathroom / WC | 2.97m x 1.83m (9'9" x 6'0") | With obscured double-glazed window to front , airing cupboard. and housing an original art-deco style three-piece suite in pale blue, with tiling to the walls and vinyl flooring. | |
| Outside | |||
| Garage | 4.75m x 2.16m (15'7" x 7'1") | With up-and-over garage door to front and door to utility room. | |
| Utility Room | 2.16m x 1.83m (7'1" x 6'0") | With window and door to rear, door to garage, and having plumbing for an appliance, power and light. | |
| Front Garden | Set behind a high brick wall, believed to be a surviving feature of an old manor house on the site, with inset gated entrance archway, and having off-road parking for several vehicles and landscaped planting. | ||
| Rear Gardens | Surrounding the house on all sides, these are a real feature of the property offering a great degree of privacy, and beautifully planted with a wide variety of shrubs and perennials, and having three small widlife ponds, and various seating areas designed to catch the sun at different times of the day. | ||
| Summary | This is a charming period, detached, family home on a large plot, and hidden away behind a high wall on Rookery Road in the Penn/ Goldthorn area. The accommodation has been extended and comprises an entrance hallway, a large through lounge / dining room, a separate sitting room, a fitted breakfast kitchen, three double bedrooms, a bathroom/ WC, a garage, and a utility room. Charming landscaped gardens surround the property and there is a large driveway.This is an ideal home for buyers happy to do some cosmetic improvements but seeking a large family home in a popular location. Subject to any necessary permissions, the plot also offers scope for extending the existing house further.The location could hardly be more convenient with a number of the most popular schools in Wolverhampton within walking distance, as is the city centre. There are several large supermarkets within a few minutes of the property.Fore those buyers who like original features the property does have these in abundance, including an original 1930s bathroom suite!The garden are a real delight, surrounding the property on all sides and being well-planted and very private.Coming with no upward chain, early viewing is essential. |
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