The front garden has a picket fence and paved pathway to the front door. There is a lawn and planted borders, with a farm style timber gate onto the driveway.
The concrete driveway can accommodate three cars and leads through to the double garage.

The house is accessed via the storm porch through front door and an internal glazed timber front door.

There is an under the stairs cupboard perfect for storage, wall mounted radiator and doors through to the open plan living/dining room and kitchen.

The kitchen has a cream stone floor, timber units and green laminate marble effect worktops, with a white ceramic sink and drainer. There is space for a washing machine and tumble dryer and under counter fridge and freezer or dishwasher. There is space for a 1.10 m wide range cooker. There are plenty of wall cupboards floor cupboards and drawers units and a built in wine rack. There are four windows and also a door which leads out onto the driveway. There are two ceiling lights and a wall light and a two panelled radiators. Additionally there is a breakfast bar area with space for three stools.

The living and dining room are open plan, there is a lovely sense of space and an archway which links for two rooms. The living area has a glazed door out into the garden another window overlooking the garden. A chimney breast and plenty of space for cupboards either side. It has wooden laminate flooring, which continues through to the dining area. The dining area has plenty of space for a large dining table and has bookshelves either side of the chimney breast.
There is another archway through to the conservatory.

The conservatory has a heat reflective self-cleaning glazed roof and windows with double doors onto the garden. there is quarter height wall, which accommodates two radiators, meaning this room can be used all year round. There is a grey tiled floor and white painted walls. The conservatory is a light an airy space, that gives lovely views of the garden.

Stairs lead up to the first floor landing which has a window and doors to each of the bedrooms and the bathroom. There is an attic hatch into the attic.

The master bedroom has plenty of space for storage there is a central ceiling light and a panelled radiator and a large window which looks out onto the garden.

Bedroom two is a good sized double bedroom with plenty of space for storage, a radiator and a window overlooking the garden and a central ceiling light point.

Bedroom three is a single bedroom, which has a window which overlooks the front garden. Although it is a single room, it has space for a wardrobe and desk. There is a a ceiling light and radiator.

The family bathroom has a three-piece white suite with a shower over the bath thermostatic shower. There is a tall chrome heated towel rail. The window has obscured glass and overlooks the side of the house. The bathroom has white tiles and is tiled to three-quarter height.

The back garden is accessed through a gate with a trellis on to a really well sized patio great for barbecues or gatherings, There is a wall dividing the patio from the large lawned area and a lovely timber built summer house which has lighting and power and can be used all year around.

The double garage has doors onto the drive and also a side door from the garden, with lots of space and could easily accommodate a car or be used for storage.

Bishop's Itchington is situated on the B4451 in South Warwickshire, close to J12 of the M40 and approximately 7 miles south of Leamington Spa. The population is around 2,000. The village is a thriving community and supports 3 shops, a post office, a doctor's surgery, a pub, a social club and a fish and chip shop. There is also the Bishop's Itchington Memorial Hall and the Blue Butterfly Community Cafe which operates from the community centre. The village has a number of different clubs and organisations serving all age groups and includes a football club and sports association. The large playing field, football pitches and tennis courts are well used. The children's play area was fully refurbished in 2006 and provides excellent facilities.
Just north of the village are Bishop's Bowl Lakes which were formed from old quarries. The lakes are now a very tranquil place, and very popular with fishermen. From the playing field, at the southern end of the village, are fine views over open countryside towards Burton Dassett Hills. The country lanes, field paths and bridleways surrounding the village provide lots of opportunities for walkers, cyclists and horse riders. During the 19th and early 20th centuries many people in the village were employed by the local cement works. These days the majority of people commute to work in the nearby towns of Leamington, Warwick and Coventry. With easy access to the M40, some people travel even further afield to London and Birmingham. The small market town of Southam is approximately 3 miles away and provides access to banks, supermarkets and filling stations as well as a library, leisure centre and secondary school. Local transport links are good with a regular bus service throughout the day to and from Leamington Spa and Southam.