Inverness Road, Gosport
£205,000 (Tenant Fees)

The Accommodation Comprises:-

UPVC front door to:

Entrance Hall:-

Meters to wall, archway to:

Open Plan Lounge/ Diner:-
23' 6'' x 12' 11'' (7.16m x 3.93m)
UPVC double glazed window to front elevation, two radiators, laminate flooring, stairs to first floor, under stairs recess with shelving, radiator, UPVC double glazed window to lean to, step up to:

Kitchen:-
11' 8'' x 6' 8'' (3.55m x 2.03m)
A modern fitted kitchen with a range of base cupboards and matching eye level units, round stainless-steel sink unit with mixer tap, integrated oven and grill, space for fridge and freezer, UPVC double glazed window and door to:

Lean To:-
14' 5'' x 4' 10'' (4.39m x 1.47m)
UPVC double glazed door and windows to rear garden, polycarbonate roof, space and plumbing for washing machine, 'Glow-worm' boiler to wall.

Shower Room:-
7' 2'' x 6' 7'' (2.18m x 2.01m) maximum measurements
Obscured UPVC double glazed window to rear elevation, chrome ladder style radiator, extractor fan, corner shower cubicle, wash hand basin with mixer tap, low level WC, tiling to walls and floor.

First Floor Landing:-

Radiator, door to:

Bedroom One:-
12' 9'' x 12' 7'' (3.88m x 3.83m) maximum measurements
UPVC double glazed window to front elevation, radiator.

Bedroom Two:-
10' 6'' x 9' 9'' (3.20m x 2.97m)
UPVC double glazed window to rear elevation, storage cupboard with shelving, radiator, door to:

En Suite:-
6' 7'' x 4' 10'' (2.01m x 1.47m)
Obscured UPVC double glazed window to rear elevation, bath with mixer tap and shower attachment, extractor fan, wash hand basin, radiator, low level WC.

Outside:-

The rear garden is enclosed by panelled fencing and is mainly laid to artificial lawn with patio area.

Garage:-

With up and over door, further courtesy door from garden.

General Information:-

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