Standout Features
- Attractive four bedroomed semi detached family home in popular Teg Down location
- Fitted kitchen/breakfast room with sliding doors to garden
- Spacious sitting room with feature fire and large window to the front
- Three first floor bedrooms, two with fitted cupboards
- Further bedroom on second floor with skylight windows
- Bathroom with separate cloakroom
- Long south-west facing garden with terrace and garden store
- Generous front garden providing ample parking for several cars, and side gate to garage
- In catchment for Weeke Primary School and Henry Beaufort Senior School
- Walking distance to shops and Friarsgate GP Surgery on Stoney Lane
Property Description
THE PROPERTY An attractive and well loved family home set within a quiet cul de sac in the popular residential area of Teg Down on the westerly outskirts of Winchester.
The front door leads into the welcoming entrance hall, which delightfully still features the original vintage banister railing which is typical and much loved within Teg Down.
There is a spacious sitting room, with feature fireplace fitted with a Dimplex electric fire, (set in front of what we understand to be an open chimney stack behind) and large window overlooking the front garden. The well fitted kitchen/breakfast room is a wonderfully social space, with light streaming through the windows and large sliding glass doors taking full advantage of the garden views. It is fitted with a modern range of wall and base units, and fitted with a double Zanussi oven and ceramic hob, and there is space for a fridge/freezer and plumbing for a washing machine, and there is a door leading to the side garden.
On the first floor, there are three bedrooms, two of which have fitted wardrobes. In the bathroom, there is a bath benefitting from having a recently replaced shower unit; and adjacent to the bathroom is the separate cloakroom.
On the second floor, there is a further double bedroom with Velux windows.
GARDEN: Outside, the gardens have been well maintained both to the front and rear. The front of the property is set back from the road by a long front garden comprising concrete hardstanding and modern gravelling allowing for ample parking. From here, large wooden gates open to the rear garden, and single garage. The garden features a paved terrace, and long expanse of lawn leading to an attractively landscaped area at the far end, peppered with and edged by flowering borders, and features a charming Beech tree. It is predominantly south-west facing, and benefits from a large brick store to the side, which was historically used a kennels for the prison officers, for which this property was originally built.
THE PROPERTY: When it was built in 1964, It is understood that this property was one of several built for, and owned by the Home Office, predominantly for the use of prison workers and their families, and a fun fact is that there is still a brick built store in the garden for which the original use would have been as a dog kennel. It is now a useful garden store. Our clients bought the property in 1991 and were the first public owners after the Home Office sold it to staff members under Right to Buy in 1988. We believe that the property to be built of traditional brick and tile, with cavity wall insulation having been latterly installed. The boiler was replaced in 2012, and front windows were replaced in 2017. The loft conversion was added in 1991 (Building Regulations Certificate available). Council Tax Band D, EPC Band D.
SERVICES: The property has all mains services connected. Parking is to the front of the property on the drive, and street parking is also available. Broadband Speed: Standard, superfast and ultrafast broadband speeds are available up to 1000 mbps (according to Ofcom https://checker.ofcom.org.uk/ )
LOCATION: Teg Down comprises housing built in the late 1960s/early 1970s. Just along the road there are local shops, such as a Spar, Boots chemist, Costa Coffee, but also Waitrose and Aldi, Friarsgate GP surgery, and various takeaways and restaurants, and the railway station (London/Waterloo) is only approx. one mile away,
SCHOOLS: The property is within catchment for, and easy walking distance of, Weeke Primary School, Henry Beaufort Senior School, and the renowned Peter Symonds 6th Form College.
The front door leads into the welcoming entrance hall, which delightfully still features the original vintage banister railing which is typical and much loved within Teg Down.
There is a spacious sitting room, with feature fireplace fitted with a Dimplex electric fire, (set in front of what we understand to be an open chimney stack behind) and large window overlooking the front garden. The well fitted kitchen/breakfast room is a wonderfully social space, with light streaming through the windows and large sliding glass doors taking full advantage of the garden views. It is fitted with a modern range of wall and base units, and fitted with a double Zanussi oven and ceramic hob, and there is space for a fridge/freezer and plumbing for a washing machine, and there is a door leading to the side garden.
On the first floor, there are three bedrooms, two of which have fitted wardrobes. In the bathroom, there is a bath benefitting from having a recently replaced shower unit; and adjacent to the bathroom is the separate cloakroom.
On the second floor, there is a further double bedroom with Velux windows.
GARDEN: Outside, the gardens have been well maintained both to the front and rear. The front of the property is set back from the road by a long front garden comprising concrete hardstanding and modern gravelling allowing for ample parking. From here, large wooden gates open to the rear garden, and single garage. The garden features a paved terrace, and long expanse of lawn leading to an attractively landscaped area at the far end, peppered with and edged by flowering borders, and features a charming Beech tree. It is predominantly south-west facing, and benefits from a large brick store to the side, which was historically used a kennels for the prison officers, for which this property was originally built.
THE PROPERTY: When it was built in 1964, It is understood that this property was one of several built for, and owned by the Home Office, predominantly for the use of prison workers and their families, and a fun fact is that there is still a brick built store in the garden for which the original use would have been as a dog kennel. It is now a useful garden store. Our clients bought the property in 1991 and were the first public owners after the Home Office sold it to staff members under Right to Buy in 1988. We believe that the property to be built of traditional brick and tile, with cavity wall insulation having been latterly installed. The boiler was replaced in 2012, and front windows were replaced in 2017. The loft conversion was added in 1991 (Building Regulations Certificate available). Council Tax Band D, EPC Band D.
SERVICES: The property has all mains services connected. Parking is to the front of the property on the drive, and street parking is also available. Broadband Speed: Standard, superfast and ultrafast broadband speeds are available up to 1000 mbps (according to Ofcom https://checker.ofcom.org.uk/ )
LOCATION: Teg Down comprises housing built in the late 1960s/early 1970s. Just along the road there are local shops, such as a Spar, Boots chemist, Costa Coffee, but also Waitrose and Aldi, Friarsgate GP surgery, and various takeaways and restaurants, and the railway station (London/Waterloo) is only approx. one mile away,
SCHOOLS: The property is within catchment for, and easy walking distance of, Weeke Primary School, Henry Beaufort Senior School, and the renowned Peter Symonds 6th Form College.
Additional Information
Tenure:
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Council Tax Band:
D
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