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The 135 sq m house has four bedrooms, two with fitted wardrobes, a fully fitted kitchen with gas hob and electric oven, and a bathroom with full size bath. The large lounge/dining room has a log burner, French doors onto the front terrace and interesting marble arch architecture.
The house is fronted by an 80 sq m L shaped shaded terrace which has panoramic views over the surrounding countryside. There is selective planting of mature shrubs within the extensive garden and paved patio areas, and an attractive 8m x 6m pool complete with filtration system.
The fully reformed 67 sq m guest house has a lounge with an American kitchen, large double bedroom and a shower room, ideal for friends and family or guests.
The house sits in 4,970 sq m of land (about an acre and a quarter) and also has a double garage, work shed and well house, along with a large fenced area containing over 100 mature fruit and nut trees.
There is mains electricity, water from two wells and sceptic tank drainage.
Egenskaber
- 5 soveværelser
- 2 badeværelser
- 135m² Byg størrelse
- 49.700m² Grundstørrelse
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