Property

Modern home mixes old with the new

Let of the Week
Modern home mixes old with the new £1850 - Main Street, Fenton A DETACHED well-designed property is available to let through Valerie Rose Residential Management of Newark. Marlowe House in Main Street, Fenton, will be available from the end of July. The modern house, designed in a Georgian-style, benefits from oil-central heating. It is fully alarmed and available to rent partly furnished. The interior décor is to a high standard. The property is tastefully furnished with high quality wooden floors and carpets. Where applicable curtains are of a particularly high standard. The property is accessed through solid wooden gates, with the front door giving access to the entrance hall. On the ground floor there is a sitting room, family room, sun lounge, dining room and study. There is a breakfast kitchen and utility with appliances, and cloakroom. A well-designed wooden staircase leads to a large landing. On the first floor there is a master bedroom with an en suite and dressing room. There are two further double bedrooms and a single bedroom. A guest bedroom has a bathroom with shower cabinet. There is also a family bathroom with a shower cabinet. An extensive well-designed loft area is accessed by a loft ladder. There is a double garage and block paving to the front courtyard. A delightful rear garden overlooks open countryside. The family room and sun room patio doors lead to a large patio area. A veranda canopy sited above the patio is designed to blend in with the property brick work. The property is available at a rent of £1,850 a calendar month. Viewings are strictly by appointment only by ringing 01636 612826, emailing lettings@valerierose.co.uk or visiting www.valerierose.co.uk

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