7 Morrel House

A two bedroom apartment conveniently situated on the ground floor in this age exclusive retirement village. The accommodation comprises, Sitting room/dining room, kitchen, two bedrooms, en-suite facilities and further bathroom.

Description

Lime Tree Village is set within mature landscaped grounds close to the village of Dunchurch. 

The individual properties are arranged around Cawston House, built in 1907, which provides ‘country club’ style facilities for village residents including; restaurant, bar, library, function room, snooker room and croquet/putting lawn.   Communal entrance hall to front door   Hallway: 
Radiator, telephone point, call system to 24 hour emergency assistance, airing cupboard and cloaks cupboard.   Sitting/Dining Room: 19’2’’ max (5.83m max) x 14’0’’ (4.26m) Double aspect windows including a bay, TV/FM and telephone point, two radiators and archway to:   Kitchen: 11’1’’ (3.37m) x 6’9’’ (2.07m) With double glazed window to side aspect, range of eye and base level units with roll top work surfaces, one and a half bowl stainless steel sink unit with decorative tiling to splash backs, wine rack, integral eye level double oven, integral four ring ceramic hob with extractor over, concealed under cabinet lighting, integral dishwasher, washer/dryer and  fridge/freezer.   Bedroom One: 13’2’’ (4.01m) x 10’1’’ (3.07m) Built-in triple door wardrobes, TV and telephone point, radiator and window to front aspect.   En Suite: 6’2’’ (1.89m) x 5’10’’ (1.77m) Having fully tiled shower cubicle, pedestal wash hand basin, low level WC, tiling to splash backs, shaver light point with mirror below and ladder style radiator.   Bedroom Two: 13’2’’ (4.01m) x 8’8’’ max (2.65m max) Built-in triple door wardrobes, TV and telephone point, radiator and window to front aspect
Bathroom: 8’1’’ (2.47m) x 6’4’’ (1.92m) Suite comprising; panelled bath with telephone hand held shower over, pedestal wash hand basin, low level WC, tiling to splash backs, shaver light point with mirror below, and ladder radiator.   Outside are communal gardens and to the rear of Morrel House is the wildlife pond.