Morton Road, Brading, Isle Of Wight, PO36

Originally built in the 1920s this detached family home has been sensitively modernised but still retains some delightful period features. It is set well back from the road with a long driveway that provides off road parking for about four cars and leads to the single garage and a workshop/second garage.

The reception hall has solid wood flooring that flows throughout much of the ground floor. The spacious and well-proportioned lounge includes a wide bay window and a log burning stove while the equally delightful formal dining room also has a bay window, an original fireplace and fitted shelving.

The recently installed kitchen includes slate flooring and three bi-fold doors to the terrace. Glossy white units with solid wood worktops house a variety of appliances while still leaving plenty of room for a table and chairs. There is access to the garden, a nearby trendy shower room and an understairs cupboard with laundry facilities.

Off the galleried landing is an attractive family bathroom and four bedrooms. The two front double bedrooms have wonderful views across Brading and Culver Downs. The third double and the single both have built in cupboards and a panoramic rural vista.

There is a wide decked terrace with a dining area and a barbecue as well as a gravel area with flower beds and a pizza oven. A heavy duty marquee covers an outdoor games area including an out-of-commission swimming pool. This could be reinstated and could also have a hard floor cover so it can be used as a gym, dance floor and party space. There is also a lawn that backs onto farmland.

What the Owner says:

We moved here about 20 years ago because we liked the spacious rooms, wonderful views and convenient location on the outskirts of Brading, one of the oldest towns on the island in an AONB. It has been a great place to bring up our family but we feel it is time to downsize.

The area provides delightful places to walk and ride as well as spectacular views across Culver Down and Sandown Bay. It includes the Norman church and the Old Town Hall, while on the outskirts is the renowned Roman Villa. There is also an historic bull ring and town gun.

Room sizes:

• Entrance Hallway
• Dining Room: 16'3 x 13'1 (4.96m x 3.99m)
• Lounge: 19'1 x 13'2 (5.82m x 4.02m)
• Kitchen: 19'1 x 13'2 (5.82m x 4.02m)
• Rear Lobby
• Shower Room
• Landing
• Bedroom 1: 13'1 x 12'10 (3.99m x 3.91m)
• Bedroom 2: 13'0 x 12'0 (3.97m x 3.66m)

• Bedroom 3: 13'0 x 10'3 (3.97m x 3.13m)
• Bedroom 4: 11'1 x 6'11 (3.38m x 2.11m)
• Bathroom
• Front Garden
• Driveway
• Detached Garage: 15'3 x 9'2 (4.65m x 2.80m)
• Workshop: 16'9 x 9'2 (5.11m x 2.80m)
• Rear Garden

 
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Council Tax band: D
Tenure: Freehold