Characterful four-double family home with large parking and garden, close to schools..
Four double bedrooms spread over four floors
Large driveway for up to four cars and tandem detached garage
Landscaped front and rear gardens, private and well-maintained
Cellar present — storage or conversion potential
Period features: stripped doors, bay window, decorative coving
Built 1930s; cavity walls assumed uninsulated — energy upgrades advisable
EPC rating TBC; council tax band above average
Multi-storey layout may challenge limited-mobility buyers
This well-proportioned four-double-bedroom semi-detached house in Rawdon combines 1930s character with family-sized living across four floors. Stripped wooden doors, bay window and decorative cornices give the home genuine period charm, while large reception rooms and a fitted kitchen provide comfortable everyday living. The cellar offers practical storage or conversion potential for a wine room or utility space.
Externally the property benefits from landscaped lawns to front and rear, a long driveway with parking for up to four cars and a tandem/detached garage—rare assets for this location. The upstairs layout, with three doubles on the first floor and a further double plus shower room on the top floor, suits families needing separate children's and guest/office accommodation.
Buyers should note a few practical points: the house dates from the 1930s so some updating may improve energy efficiency and comfort (walls are cavity as built, insulation status assumed absent). The EPC is currently TBC and council tax is above average. The multi-storey layout may be less convenient for those with limited mobility, but it also creates flexible living and refurbishment potential to add value.