Cobwebs
Off Lugg View Close
Aylestone Hill
Hereford
Agent: Cobb Amos
Offers: £485,000
Call: 01432 266 007
A CHARMING family home built in 1947 and subsequently extended to now provide comfortable and lovely accommodation in a unique position. Ideal for a couple or a family who value good schools, privacy and access to both city amenities and the countryside as it is situated at the far end of Lugg View Close down a long private driveway.
The accommodation comprises a porch, spacious reception hall, drawing room, dining room, living room, kitchen/breakfast room utility, sun room, cloakroom, four bedrooms and family bathroom with excellent storage throughout the property. The spacious reception hall has parquet flooring and picture windows. The drawing room has wooden flooring, a coal effect gas fire and large patio doors. The dining room has a coal effect gas fire, picture windows and double doors which lead into the sunroom, which has large picture windows and a door leading to the garden.
The kitchen/breakfast room consists of base and wall units, an Aga, space for a fridge-freezer, and large windows overlooking the garden. The utility room
houses the oil heating boiler, and has some excellent storage, a coat cupboard and has space for appliances.
The living room has picture windows and the family bathroom consists of a three piece white suite with an additional power shower and an airing cupboard. Three of the bedrooms have built in wardrobes and wash basins, one also has a built in power shower. There are delightful views from many of the windows. The property is accessed via a private drive and leads onto a tarmac turning area with space to park a large number of vehicles and giving access to the garage and carport.
The gardens surround the house but are predominantly to the east side and laid to lawn with a mature hedge and trees giving privacy and a paved patio area adjoining the drawing room for entertaining. Beyond the garden are glorious views across the Herefordshire countryside to the Malvern Hills.
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