Six bedrooms plus one-bedroom detached annexe
Owned solar panels help reduce energy bills
Spacious kitchen/diner with central island and utility room
Large driveway parking and converted garage annexe
Three-storey layout; versatile rooms for work or bedrooms
EPC rated C; double glazing installed pre-2002
Council Tax Band G — relatively expensive running costs
Annexe conversion should be inspected for compliance and finishes
Set at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac in Hunt End, this substantial six-bedroom detached house spreads sensible family living across three floors and includes a self-contained one-bedroom annexe. Owned solar panels reduce running costs and the large driveway plus garage-turned-annexe offer flexible accommodation for extended family, guests or rental income.
The ground and first floors provide a practical family layout: a roomy lounge with French doors to the garden, a generous kitchen/diner with island and utility room, and several adaptable rooms that can serve as bedrooms, home offices or snug spaces. The principal bedrooms include fitted wardrobes and en‑suites; a top-floor bedroom features a Juliet balcony and en‑suite.
The detached garage has been converted into a modern one-bedroom annexe with open-plan living and shower room — ideal for multigenerational living or letting. The large rear garden and patio provide private outdoor space for children and pets, while good broadband and mobile signal support home working.
Notable points: the home dates from the late 1990s/early 2000s with double glazing installed before 2002 and an EPC rating of C. Council Tax Band G makes ongoing costs relatively high. Buyers should inspect specifics of the garage conversion and general maintenance levels to confirm suitability and any future upgrade works.