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The detached late Victorian house is a three-story property with a pitched slate tiled roof, color-washed and rendered external elevations, and a combination of timber casement and sash windows. The house has a front door leading to an entrance hall with tiled flooring, and inner doors to the living room and utility room. The living room has a sash window, fireplace with a wood-burning stove, and flagstone flooring that continues to the kitchen and dining rooms. The kitchen/breakfast room has base and wall-mounted units, an integrated fridge, freezer, and dishwasher, and space for a gas cooker. The dining room has a roof lantern for natural light and glazed double doors opening onto the garden. The first floor has a landing with tongue and groove panelling, and a bedroom with an ornamental fireplace and glazed double doors opening onto a balcony. The second floor has a bedroom with a large dormer window and a cloakroom with a window to the rear. The house has a small garden to the front and two small storage areas and a shared access path to the rear.