Four bedrooms each with en-suite bathroom and principal walk-in wardrobe
Large open-plan kitchen/dining and spacious lounge with patio doors
Separate study/office plus a games room (former garage)
Generous, landscaped gardens and large gravel driveway for multiple vehicles
Newly renovated to high specification; modern fixtures and fittings throughout
Main heating is oil-fired boiler; no mains gas (higher running costs possible)
EPC rating D; external cavity walls assumed uninsulated (consider improvement costs)
Medium flood risk locally and council tax band F (higher costs)
This impressive four-bedroom detached house on South Milford High Street has been fully renovated to a high specification and offers generous, flexible family living across circa 2,810 sq ft. Ground floor living is contemporary and open-plan, with a large lounge, modern kitchen/dining area, separate study and a games room ideal for children or hobbies. The plot is large and well-landscaped, with a gravel driveway providing off-street parking for multiple vehicles and private rear gardens for outdoor family time.
Each of the four bedrooms benefits from direct bathroom access, reducing morning bottlenecks and making the house suitable for multigenerational living or regular guests. Practical spaces include a laundry room and significant built-in wardrobe storage off the principal suite. Fibre (FTTP) broadband and separate office space support home working.
Buyers should note a few material points: the property’s main heating is oil-fired with boiler and radiators (no mains gas), the EPC is rated D, and the external walls are original cavity construction (assumed without added insulation) which may affect long-term running costs. There is a medium flood risk for the area and council tax is band F (described as expensive), which are important considerations for budgeting and insurance.
Overall, this is a large, recently refurbished family home in a sought-after village setting with strong accommodation flexibility and outdoor space. It will appeal to families who prioritise space, village living and high-spec finishes, but purchasers should factor ongoing energy and insurance costs linked to oil heating, EPC rating and flood risk into their decision.
