Spacious Edwardian family home with large sunny garden and extension potential..
5 good-sized bedrooms and 3 reception rooms
Large south-west facing secluded garden
Integral garage with off-street parking
Large loft and garage offer extension potential (subject to planning)
Excellent decorative order — ready to move in
Double glazing installed (post-2002) and mains gas central heating
Solid brick walls assumed without built-in insulation
Council tax banding described as expensive
A substantial Edwardian semi-detached house offering five good-sized bedrooms and flexible living across three receptions. The home is presented in excellent decorative order and is ready to move into, with many original period details such as a feature fireplace and a galleried landing that add character and warmth for family life.
The south-west facing garden is large, secluded and sunny — ideal for children and outdoor entertaining. An integral garage with off-street parking and a large loft (with potential to extend, subject to planning) add practical space and clear opportunity to grow the home as needs change.
Practical strengths include double glazing, mains gas central heating and a modern kitchen/breakfast room. The property sits close to Ashford town centre, station and several well-regarded primary schools, making daily commutes and family routines straightforward.
Notable considerations: the house is of solid-brick Edwardian construction and external walls are assumed to have no built-in insulation, which could mean upgrading wall insulation to improve energy efficiency. Council tax is described as expensive. Any extension or loft conversion will require planning permission.
Overall, this is a roomy, well-presented family home in a very desirable location with scope to personalise and extend; viewing is recommended to appreciate the space and garden privacy.