4 Bilton Road is a 3 storey (plus basement) detached residential property constructed in the 19th century. It is built of traditional design and materials, with the external walls being yellow brick in addition to a pitched roof formed in Welsh slate. The property also benefits from several sash windows with glazing bars under stucco lintels and cornices. To the front there is a walled garden and car parking at the rear. The property is grade II listed and can be found under list entry number 1365037 on the Historic England website.
The accommodation briefly comprises Ground Floor- Dining Room: 17.75 sq m(191 sq ft) Living Room:25.07 sq m(270 sq ft) Kitchen: 19.47 sq m(210 sq ft) Bedroom 1:29.94 sq m(322 sq ft) Ensuite: 7.19 sq m (139 sq ft) First Floor- Bedroom 2: 20.28 sq m(218 sq f) Bedroom 3:12.83 sq m(138 sq ft) Ensuite: 7.19 sq m (77 sq ft) Bedroom 4:14.05 sq m(151 sq ft) Bedroom 5: 11.26 sq m(121 sq ft) Bedroom 6: 14.28 sq m(154 sq ft) Ensuite bathroom: 4.24 sq m(46 sq ft) Boiler room: 0.79 sq m(9 sq ft) Second Floor: Bathroom: 12.77 sq m(137 sq ft) Bedroom 7: 13.03 sq m(140 sq ft) Bedroom 8: 17.97 sq m(193 sq ft) Bedroom 9: 21.05 sq m(227 sq ft) Boiler room: 0.79 sq m(9 sq ft) Basement:23.52 sq m (253 sq ft)
The building is located on the outskirts of Rugby town centre, on the south side of the gyratory system (the A426). Rugby resides approximately 35 miles from Birmingham and 13 miles from Coventry. The town is well connected by rail and has direct trains to and from Birmingham, Northampton and London Euston; it also lies close to the M1 and M6 motorways as well as the A45, A5 and A14 arterial routes
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