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A genuinely unusual three-bedroom 1960s split-level detached house tucked away on a quiet leafy cul-de-sac in Galley Common to the west of Nuneaton. Built in 1968 to an architect's own brief, the property remains a striking example of late-1960s domestic modernism and has been carefully restored and preserved by the current owners over the past five years. Extending to approximately 118 square metres over three half-levels, the house is set into a gently sloping plot with the entrance and kitchen on the central level, an open-plan sitting / dining room half a level down behind floor-to-ceiling glazing onto the garden, and three bedrooms with a family bathroom on the upper half-level. The house combines warm vertical timber boarding on the upper external walls with a pale brick base, a flat felt roof with deep overhanging eaves, and large picture windows in dark-stained timber frames. Inside, original parquet floors, exposed brick chimney breasts, and a striking double-height stairwell remain, complemented by a careful mid-century-modern furnishing choice. A south-facing rear garden of approximately 18 metres, a single integral carport, and a freehold tenure complete the offering. Freehold, council tax band D, EPC D.

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