Spacious period house with flexible lower-ground living and village location.
Approximately 1,744 sq ft over four floors, substantial family accommodation
Set over four floors and extending to approximately 1,744 sq ft, this substantial Victorian mid-terrace combines period charm with generous, flexible living spaces suited to family life. The raised ground floor reception with bay window and high ceilings provides elegant day-to-day living, while the lower-ground open-plan kitchen/dining/lounge with bi-fold doors creates a contemporary heart for entertaining and family meals.
The home includes three double bedrooms, an en suite to the principal, and a further family bathroom. Practical additions such as a utility room and guest WC increase everyday convenience; the utility room could be reconfigured to form a fourth bedroom if needed. The lower ground has its own private entrance, offering potential for a semi-independent space for older children, guests or future rental income subject to permissions.
Location is a strong selling point: positioned on a tree-lined road in Brackenbury Village, it’s within walking distance of several highly regarded primary schools and about half a mile from multiple underground stations. Local independent shops, cafes and pubs support an inner-city, family-friendly lifestyle.
Known drawbacks are factual and straightforward: the property is a solid-brick build from the early 20th century with assumed lack of wall insulation, so there is scope for energy-efficiency upgrades. The rear garden sits on a small plot, and council tax is described as expensive. Crime levels are average. Broadband and mobile signals are excellent and flood risk is very low.