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" The property is approached over a long gravel driveway with off street parking for multiple vehicles. The front garden is beautifully planted with attractive herbaceous borders and fruit trees.

The front door opens into a light and spacious entrance hall with under stairs cupboard.

To the right of the hall is the dining room with lovely bay window to the front and a gas fireplace with tiled hearth and surround.

The sitting room has a serving hatch through to the kitchen, a gas fire with tiled hearth and surround with wooden mantle over and double doors opening into the conservatory.

The kitchen has a range of base units with worktop over inset with stainless steel sink and mixer tap. There are matching eyelevel cabinets. There is space for a freestanding stove, freestanding fridge and space and plumbing for washing machine. Larder cupboard

The conservatory has tiled flooring, a door to side and French doors to the garden.

A cloakroom with wc and pedestal wash hand basin completes the downstairs accommodation.

Stairs rise to the first floor landing which has access to the partly boarded loft via a drop down ladder.

There are two large double bedrooms and a large single bedroom.

The family bathroom has a claw foot bath and wall mounted Triton power shower, wall mounted wash hand basin and an airing cupboard housing the hot water cylinder with shelving over.

There is a separate wc.

Outside the rear private garden is bursting with colourful plants, shrubs and fruit trees including apples and plums. The garden is fully enclosed with a gate and garden shed to the side.

The garden also houses the garden lodge with independent accommodation comprising of an entrance lobby, kitchen, sitting room, bathroom and large bedroom.

EPC rating: G

Directions: From the offices of Ashington Page proceed over the two mini roundabouts towards the A40 and Old Town. Continue past the shops and take the next left into Candlemas Lane. Number 21 will be found on the left hand side after St Joseph Mews. "