Fulmer Village
Price Guide £500,000, 2 bedrooms, cottage - semi detached

Set in the heart of Fulmer village, a delightful Grade II listed semi-detached cottage with many original features and providing scope for some updating.

This charming Grade II listed cottage is approached through a wrought iron gate and a paved pathway leads to the pretty entrance porch and the front door which opens into the sitting room which has a shallow bay window to the front and circular side window.  Its main feature is the brick inglenook fireplace with beamed mantle and quarry tiled hearth with wood-burning stove. The floor of the sitting room is oak and there are beams to the ceiling and one wall.  There is a wide beamed opening to the dining room where there are illumined display shelves within a former fireplace, a continuation of the oak flooring, stairs to the first floor and a step up to the kitchen area.  



The kitchen itself has a range of Maplewood style base and wall mounted cupboards and drawers with curved edge work surfaces and a single bowl stainless steel sink with mixer tap, space for fridge and space for cooker.  The kitchen then opens to a further living space, which is used as a breakfast room, with wooden double glazed windows and opening roof lights. The floor here is oak style and there is a wooden double-glazed back door to the patio and garden. The downstairs bathroom has a panel enclosed bath with mixer tap and shower attachment, hand basin, WC, tiled walls and a double-glazed window to the rear and a double-glazed roof light. From the dining room the stairs rise to the first floor with a small landing area leading to the two bedrooms and shower room.  Bedroom one is at the front and has attractive wall beams and looks out to the front.  Bedroom two is to the rear and has an airing cupboard housing the gas fired central heating boiler. The shower room comprises shower within tiled enclosure, WC, hand basin and tiled walls.  Above the staircase there is a useful high level storage cupboard and double glazed window to the side.



The pretty cottage garden has a paved patio area with outside tap and outside lighting together with a paved path leading to a gate to the front of the property.  There is a brick built barbecue and the garden itself is mainly laid to shaped lawn with attractive shrub and flower beds, panel fencing and a brick wall.  Towards the end of the garden is a timber garden shed and a gate leads to a further utility area which is to the rear of the very useful garage/workshop, which overlook fields to the rear.  There is a further pedestrian side gate leading to Hay Lane and the garage/workshop has a small driveway from Hay Lane and is of brick construction with up an over door, double glazed windows, light and power.