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Sweet smells in featured garden

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Sweet smells in featured garden £249995 - Station Road, Fiskerton A substantially-extended semi-detached home, built in the 1920s, is on the market at a new price of £249,995, through Gascoines of Southwell. Honeysuckle Cottage on Station Road, Fiskerton, was refurbished to a high standard by the owners in 2009, providing an excellent family home. The accommodation comprises a hall, lounge/dining room, newly-fitted breakfast kitchen, four bedrooms, an en suite, and family bathroom. A gravelled driveway with room for three cars leads to a garage. Honeysuckle Cottage The rear gardens are a particular feature of the sale, offering much privacy and security, with lots of flowers, shrubs and trees. The property benefits from gas-fired central heating. On the ground floor a double-glazed door leads to the hall, which has wood flooring and stairs off. The cloakroom has a low flush wc, wash basin and extractor vent. The lounge/dining room has a brick fireplace with gas burner and quary tiled hearth, a double-glazed bay window to the front, double-glazed French doors to the rear gardens and a television point. The spacious lounge/dining room. The extended breakfast kitchen has an extensive range of base and wall units, a stainless steel sink and drainer unit, oven/grill, extractor hood, part-tiled walls and a tiled floor. There are spot lights, a concealed gas-fired combi-boiler, two double-glazed rear windows, and a side door leading to the garage which has a utility area to the rear with a courtesy door to the rear gardens. On the first-floor there is a landing. The first bedroom has a five-door fitted wardrobe, a double-glazed front window, and en suite shower room featuring a corner shower cubicle, low flush wc, wash basin in a vanity unit, towel radiator, loft hatch, and double-glazed frosted window. The second bedroom has a double-glazed front window and picture rail. The third bedroom has a double-glazed rear window while the fourth bedroo has a telephone point and double-glazed front window. The light and airy kitchen. The bathroom has a white suite with a bath with mixer tap and shower over, low flush wc, wash basin, double-glazed window, towel radiator, tiled walls and a loft hatch. Outside, the utility area within the integral garage has base and wall units, a single drainer sink unit, plumbing for a washing machine, a rear window, security lights to the front and rear and a door to the gardens. To the rear of the property there is a raised sun terrace with steps down to spacious formal lawned gardens with fenced boundaries. One of the four bedrooms.

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