- Principal bedroom occupies whole second floor with en-suite and dressing area
- Open-plan kitchen/diner with three skylights and quartz worktops
- Integrated appliances, utility cupboard and doors to landscaped garden
- Enclosed rear garden with feature pergola, low-maintenance landscaping
- Driveway, external garage and electric car charger included
- EPC rating B; built 2020; freehold tenure
- Area shows higher crime and local deprivation — consider neighbourhood factors
- Average overall size; limited immediate expansion without planning
This contemporary four-bedroom detached house on St. Marys Rise (S45) offers bright, flexible family living across three floors. The outstanding principal bedroom occupies the entire second floor and includes a bespoke dressing area and en-suite shower; three further well-proportioned bedrooms and a four-piece family bathroom occupy the first floor. The bay-windowed living room to the front and an open-plan kitchen/dining space to the rear provide distinct day-to-day living areas.
The kitchen/dining room is a standout: significantly upgraded with quartz worktops, fully integrated appliances and three skylights that flood the space with natural light. Doors open onto a landscaped, enclosed garden with a feature pergola — a practical low-maintenance outdoor room for family use or entertaining. Driveway parking and an external garage add useful storage and vehicle space; the garage has an electric car charging point.
Practical strengths include mains gas central heating, an EPC rating of B, freehold tenure and a 2020 construction date for modern build standards and thermal performance. Local schooling options rated Good by Ofsted are within easy reach, and the home sits on an average-sized plot with a decent garden.
Material considerations: the property is located in an area recorded as deprived and with higher local crime levels; buyers should factor local area characteristics into their decision. Overall size is average for a four-bedroom detached; the home is well finished but offers limited immediate expansion without planning changes. No flooding risk is recorded.
