Newly renovated and extended to increase family living space
Open-plan kitchen/dining/living with skylight and bifold doors
Master bedroom with fitted furniture and en-suite
Outdoor bar/man cave with full electrics and bifold doors
Driveway and attached garage provide off-street parking
Solid brick (1930s–1940s) walls; assumed no insulation—may need upgrade
Double glazing present; installation date unknown
EPC C; mains gas boiler and radiators heating
This newly renovated four-bedroom semi-detached home has been carefully extended to create a generous, flexible family layout. Ground floor open-plan kitchen/dining/living space benefits from a skylight and bifold doors to a low-maintenance patio and lawn, ideal for children and socialising. A separate front reception room, utility and downstairs WC add everyday convenience.
Upstairs there are four good-sized bedrooms, including a master with fitted furniture and en-suite, plus a family bathroom. The property retains a solid brick post‑war build (c.1930–1949) with standard ceiling heights and double glazing (installation date unknown). Heating is mains gas via boiler and radiators; EPC rating C.
Outside, a driveway and attached garage provide parking and storage. A standout feature is the outdoor bar/man cave with full electrics and bifold doors — designed for entertaining and practical as a workshop or home studio. The garden is low maintenance with a patio and small lawn area.
Notable points to check before purchase: the solid brick walls are assumed to lack cavity insulation, which may affect running costs and future retrofit work. Although fully renovated, exact dates and warranties for some updates (glazing, services) are not specified. The area is generally affluent with fast broadband and good local schools, but crime and mobile signal are average. Council Tax Band C is affordable.
