Extended open-plan kitchen/dining/family room with island and integrated appliances|South-west facing landscaped garden with decking and summerhouse/workshop|Block-paved driveway and parking for multiple vehicles|Full re-wire, spotlights, inset speakers and new carpets throughout|Viessmann combi boiler and radiators replaced five years ago|Three bedrooms but single bathroom (four-piece) — no en-suite|Period solid-brick walls; external insulation not recorded
This extended three-bedroom semi-detached house on Nacton Road blends Edwardian character with a modern open-plan rear extension. The ground floor has been reconfigured to create a bright kitchen/dining/family area with island, integrated appliances, Velux rooflights and bi-fold doors that open onto a landscaped south-west facing garden with decking and a large summerhouse/workshop.
Recent works include full re-wire, new carpets, laminate and tile flooring, inset speakers and spotlights, Viessmann combi boiler and replacement double glazing with fitted blinds. The front has a block-paved driveway with brick walls and railings providing multiple off-street parking spaces — a rarity for the area.
Practical family touches include a downstairs WC, utility cupboard, built-in wardrobes in the principal bedroom and a four-piece bathroom. The property is freehold, in a residential area within walking distance of parks, schools and public transport, making it well suited to growing families or buyers wanting an immediately liveable home with workshop space.
Buyers should note the house is a period solid-brick building (circa 1900–1929) and external wall insulation is not recorded. While the interior has been extensively modernised, solid walls may limit thermal performance without further insulation works.
