Large garden, parking and extension potential near Woodside Park station.
- Large four-bedroom semi-detached family house, loft converted with en suite
- West-facing rear garden and powered outhouse ideal for home office or gym
- Wide forecourt provides off-street parking for multiple vehicles
- Planning permission granted for first-floor side extension (additional en-suite)
- Solid 1930s brick walls; likely no wall insulation — thermal upgrades recommended
- Powered outhouse not yet connected to mains water/sewage despite permission
- Fast broadband, very low crime, very affluent area and good local schools
- Council tax band described as expensive
Set at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac in Woodside Park, this substantial four-bedroom semi-detached house offers generous family space across three storeys and a large west-facing rear garden. The ground floor features a separate reception room and a vast open-plan kitchen/living/dining area, plus utility, guest WC and flexible extra room suitable as a playroom, study or bedroom. The loft conversion provides a principal bedroom with en suite and bright roof windows.
Practical benefits include a wide paved forecourt with off-street parking for multiple cars, mains gas heating with boiler and radiators, fast broadband and very low local crime in an affluent area. Planning permission was previously granted for a first-floor side extension to add another en-suite bedroom, and there is also permission for connecting the powered outhouse to mains water and sewage — ideal if you want a home office or gym with services.
Notable points to consider: the house is a 1930s solid-brick construction and walls are assumed to be uninsulated, so buyers should plan for thermal upgrade work. Council tax is described as expensive. The powered outhouse currently lacks mains water/sewage connection despite permission, and some buyers may wish to modernise elements to their taste despite the generally neutral presentation.
Overall this is a roomy, well-configured family home with scope to extend and improve. It will suit growing families seeking space, easy commuting via nearby Woodside Park station, and buyers who value a large garden and further development potential backed by planning history.