Extended open-plan kitchen/diner/family room with French doors to garden
Owned solar panels boosting energy efficiency and lower bills
Integral single garage plus block-paved driveway for two cars
Four bedrooms including master en-suite and family bathroom
Good-size private rear lawn with decking and shed
Built 1950s–1960s; cavity walls assumed uninsulated — insulation recommended
Loft mainly boarded with light; useful storage but limited headroom
Council Tax moderate (Band D); no flood risk
This extended mid-20th century semi offers flexible living across two floors, designed around a large open-plan kitchen/diner/family room that opens to a private lawned garden and decking — a practical layout for daily family life and entertaining. The property benefits from owned solar panels, mains gas central heating, double glazing and a generous integral garage plus a two-car driveway, giving strong on-plot parking and storage.
The first floor provides four bedrooms including a master with en-suite and a family bathroom, making the house suitable for a growing family or those needing a home office. The loft is mainly boarded with lighting and the home sits in a very affluent, low-crime suburban area with good local schools and fast broadband, which supports family and remote-working needs.
Buyers should note the house was constructed in the mid-1950s–1960s and external cavity walls are assumed to be without added insulation; upgrading wall insulation and checking the glazing/boiler service history would improve long-term energy efficiency. Council Tax is moderate (Band D). Overall this property offers comfortable, well-proportioned living with clear potential for targeted energy improvements or further extension subject to planning.
