Moat House 14 Gala Park

Moat House is a prominent semi-detached 19th Century building situated to the south of Gala Park. The building is of traditional construction with whinstone elevations under a pitched roof clad in slate with bay windows to the ground and first floor of the front elevation and dormer window projections to the front and rear of the attic level. There is a two-storey extension (14B Gala Park) to the rear which is understood to have been constructed around 1990. This is of conventional cavity construction externally rendered with a dry dash finish under a collared rafter pitched roof clad in interlocking concrete tiles incorporating Velux rooflights to the west pitch and photovoltaic solar panels fitted to the east roof slope. The roof is finished with PVC verge units. The soffits and fascias are of timber specification with a stained finish. Windows to the extension comprise timber framed double glazed sealed units. The original building retains single glazed timber framed sash windows.
Offers over £175,000 are invited.