Summary

The Keddington provides a large open plan living and dining area to one side of the house, with the other side dominated by a spacious kitchen and breakfast area – ideal for informal family meals. A utility room and cloakroom/WC are situated at the rear of the house, while the back garden can be accessed from the living area via French doors.

Bedroom 1, with en suite and fitted wardrobe, occupies the front of the house upstairs, along with a spacious bedroom two. The further two bedrooms (of reasonably equal size) occupy the rear, at either side of the house bathroom.

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