4 Bedroom Detached House, Platt Common, Platt, TN15

This unique architecturally designed ranch style home, built in the 1950s and situated in a very secluded and generous corner plot, comes to the market for the first time in over 70 years. The setting of the house is very special, being set at the end of a highly desirable private road in the popular village of Platt, with a wonderful carriageway driveway. The house embraces its mid-century roots over predominately single story living, with a later addition taking advantage of the incline to create a lower level study and utility room. Viewing is highly recommended to understand the charm and potential that this house offers.

 The dimensions of the rooms are superb and there is a beautiful flow of flexible accommodation. The entrance hall leads seamlessly into the main living accommodation, segregated by an open fire with its original stone chimney breast. A few steps down lead to the generous dining area, with sliding doors providing a wonderful vista over the rear garden. Adjacent and therefore perfectly positioned is the kitchen, with a range of wall and base units and rear door to the garden.

The accommodation is incredibly versatile, with 3 bedrooms and bathroom set to one side of the main living area and the master bedroom with its private dressing room area and ensuite shower room to the other side. A Juliet balcony provides a peaceful outlook over the side gardens. Every room is flooded with light thanks to the large picture windows that overlook the surrounding grounds, and all bedrooms feature fitted wardrobes.

A spiral staircase to one side of the house leads down to the home office, flanked with high windows, and adjacent is a utility room, plumbed for washing and drying of laundry.

Some updating and modernisation would further enhance the very fine and unique mid-century features of this lovely property, and there is plenty of scope for it to be extended (STPP).

The grounds and setting are a real feature of this property. The carriageway driveway provides easy access to the property and leads to the double garage. The gardens to the rear have a lovely westerly orientation, and feature mature shrubs, trees, a large lawn and terrace. The garden is flanked with trees, resulting in a very private and pleasant setting.

The current owners have not explored this option but do believe that there is potential for a second dwelling to be built on the plot, thanks to the generous situation and double access that the house enjoys. No assurances can be given on this point, and this would be something for the new owners to explore and would of course be subject to all necessary consents.

Early viewing of this property is recommended for families, couples and developers as it is sold with no onward chain.

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National Trading Standards Material Information Part B Requirements (information that should be established for all properties)

Property Construction – brick and block

Property Roofing –  clay tiles

Electricity Supply - mains

Water Supply - mains

Sewerage - mains

Heating – gas central heating

Broadband – ADSL cable

Mobile Signal / Coverage - good

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Building Safety – There is asbestos in the boiler room ceiling which was cut when the new boiler was installed. This was undertaken by a licenced contractor.

Restrictions – no known concerns

Rights and Easements - no known concerns

Flood Risk - no known concerns

Coastal Erosion Risk - no known concerns

Planning Permission - no known concerns

Accessibility / Adaptations - mainly lateral living (with one end with split level)

Coalfield / Mining Area - no known concerns