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1 / 12Wi-FiGardenGround floor accommodation
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Accommodation
Ground floor three-bedroom property. Entrance porch opening onto lounge. Two double bedrooms one with ensuite, basin and WC, adjoining the house bathroom. King Size bedroom with en suite. House bathroom with bath, electric shower over, basin and WC. Open plan kitchen diner with farmhouse style table and chairs. Lounge with Chesterfield suite, TV and electric effect woodburning stove. Utility room with drying cupboard. Glazed outdoor boot room. South-west facing patio with dining table and chairs. Nespresso coffee machine, electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge-freezer, washer-dryer, sky glass TV with Netflix and sky cinema, DVD and smart internet radio. Wi-Fi and USB ports throughout. All linen and towels provided. Private parking for three cars. Electric vehicle charger (EV). shop and pub are a few minutes stroll. sorry, no pets. sorry, no smoking. note: sorry, no children or babies
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