Generous garden and classic bay-window living near good schools and transport.
Four double bedrooms across two floors, circa 1,899 sqft
Two reception rooms with original bay windows
Large rear garden plus secret garden and ornamental pond
Detached garage and extensive off-road parking
Freehold; no flood risk; excellent mobile signal
Glazing pre-2002 and cavity walls likely uninsulated
Warm-air mains gas heating; single family bathroom upstairs
Slow broadband and expensive council tax band
This spacious four-bedroom detached house offers classic 1930s character and practical family living across circa 1,899 sqft. Two reception rooms with bay windows and a generous kitchen provide flexible living space, while a large rear garden with a secluded ‘secret garden’ and ornamental pond creates private outdoor retreat. The property includes a detached garage and off-road parking for several vehicles.
The house sits in an affluent area close to local schools, Hillside train station and nearby golf courses, making it convenient for family life and leisure. It is freehold, has no flood risk, and benefits from excellent mobile signal. The layout and plot offer scope to modernise or extend, subject to planning, for buyers seeking extra value.
Buyers should note a few practical drawbacks: glazing was installed before 2002 and cavity walls are presumed uninsulated, which will affect energy performance. Heating is warm-air mains gas and the listed council tax band is expensive; the EPC is D. Broadband speeds are slow, which may matter for home working. There is a single family bathroom and one downstairs WC only, which may be limiting for larger households.
Overall this home will suit families wanting period features, a generous garden and good local amenities, or purchasers happy to invest in energy improvements and cosmetic updating to increase long-term comfort and value.