- Spacious open-plan kitchen/family room with triple bi-fold doors and skylights
- Large east-facing landscaped garden approaching 100' length
- Garage with driveway parking for multiple vehicles
- Four bedrooms; principal bedroom with en-suite bathroom
- Recent extension (2022) creating modern living space
- Solid brick walls (1900–1929) assumed uninsulated — potential upgrade needed
- Double glazing install date unknown; consider window/efficiency checks
- Council tax band above average
A well‑extended four-bedroom semi-detached home set at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac, ideal for families seeking space and convenience. The 2022 extension has created a large open-plan kitchen/breakfast/family room with triple bi-fold doors and skylights that flood the living space with natural light and provide direct access to an east-facing landscaped garden of almost 100'.
The layout suits family life: a separate sitting room, cloakroom, utility room, and upstairs bedrooms including an en-suite to the principal bedroom. Practical benefits include a garage, driveway parking and mains gas central heating. Local amenities are within a short walk — village shops, the station and several highly regarded schools are nearby.
Be aware of a few practical points: the property’s solid brick walls date from the early 20th century and are assumed uninsulated, so buyers should budget for potential insulation or energy-efficiency upgrades. The double glazing install date is unknown and council tax is above average. Overall, this is a spacious, contemporary family home in a very desirable, affluent area, offering strong everyday convenience and good scope to personalise.