Four double bedrooms across three floors
This Victorian end-of-terrace in Kenilworth blends period character with a modern extended kitchen/diner and orangery roof. Situated within a conservation area a stone’s throw from Kenilworth Castle and Abbey Fields, the freehold house offers four double bedrooms across three floors and practical off-street parking accessed from Castle Lane.
The ground floor has a bright bay-fronted living room with a log burner and an open-plan kitchen/dining area with quartz worktops, Smeg cooker and solar-filtered orangery glazing. French doors open to a small rear garden and pedestrian access to local bridleways; a useful cellar provides storage and there is a downstairs WC.
Upstairs are two substantial bedrooms on the first floor and two further double bedrooms in the loft conversion, with eaves storage and dormer/Velux windows. The family bathroom includes separate bath and walk-in shower. The property benefits from mains gas central heating, double glazing and broadband speeds up to ultrafast.
Important practical points: the house sits on a small plot with limited garden space and is within a conservation area, which may restrict external alterations. The building is of solid brick construction (likely uninsulated in walls) and has older double glazing installed before 2002; buyers should consider potential improvement costs for insulation and window upgrades. Council tax is above average for the area. Overall, this is a well-located family home that will suit purchasers seeking period features plus a ready-to-use modern kitchen, with scope for further energy and insulation improvements.