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Set on a substantial corner plot in the popular and slightly elevated Hartshill area to the west of Nuneaton, this four-bedroom 1930s detached family home has been in the same family for over thirty years and is now offered fresh to market. Built in 1936 with the classic features of the period — square-bay front, pebbledash render over brick, a steeply pitched red-tile roof and a substantial side garage — the property extends to approximately 132 square metres and sits on a quarter-acre plot wrapping around to the rear. Inside, an entrance porch leads to a wide hallway and a square-bay front sitting room with a brick inglenook fireplace housing a multi-fuel stove. A dining room sits behind, opening through to a country-style kitchen with hand-painted timber cabinetry, slate flagstone flooring and an oil-fired range cooker. A small boot-room and a downstairs cloakroom complete the ground floor. Upstairs are four bedrooms — three doubles and a single — and a family bathroom retaining its original cast-iron rolltop bath. The garden, mainly to the rear and side, is mature with established apple and pear trees, a vegetable bed, and a small stone-built outhouse used as a workshop. Freehold, council tax band D, EPC E.

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