Five large bedrooms across three floors
Open-plan kitchen/dining with skylights and high ceilings
Views over Egerton Park; short walk to sea and train links
Driveway, garage and parking for approximately three cars
Large cellar and sizeable rear garden for storage or conversion
Built c.1900–1929 with period features; double glazing present
Cavity walls assumed without insulation; potential energy upgrades needed
Area has high crime and significant local deprivation; council tax band E
A rare, spacious Victorian semi-detached family home offering 3,563 sq ft across three floors plus a large cellar. Period features, high ceilings and large bay windows combine with a contemporary open-plan kitchen/dining area and skylights to create bright, flexible living suited to family life. Bedrooms are generous and there are three bathrooms including an en-suite, reducing morning congestion for a larger household.
Outdoor space includes a sizeable rear garden, driveway and garage with parking for around three vehicles. The property sits opposite Egerton Park and is within walking distance of the seafront, town shops and train links — convenient for daily commuting and family outings. Good local primary and secondary schools are close by.
Important practical points: the house dates from c.1900–1929 and has cavity walls assumed without added insulation; likely energy-improvement work would be beneficial. Council Tax is Band E (above average) and the immediate area records higher crime and strong deprivation indicators — buyers should factor local community issues into their plans. Overall, this is a large, characterful family home with excellent space and location potential, best for buyers wanting room to grow and prepared to modernise energy efficiency where required.
