Bay-fronted reception with shutters and working log-burner
Hip-to-gable loft conversion with en-suite and Juliette balcony
Extended open-plan kitchen/diner with island, skylight and bi-fold doors
Separate utility room and ground-floor WC for family practicality
Newly laid block-paved driveway with multiple off-street parking spaces
Landscaped enclosed rear garden with patio and lawn
Council Tax Band E — above-average local taxation
Located in an area recorded as very deprived despite nearby professional households
A stylish, newly refurbished 1930s semi-detached house in Penarth’s sought-after “The Gardens” area, finished to a contemporary standard while retaining period character. The property offers generous family living across an extended ground floor and a hip-to-gable loft conversion that creates a principal bedroom with dressing area, en-suite and Juliette balcony.
Ground-floor living is designed for modern family life: a bay-fronted reception with shutters and a log-burner, a central reception, and a large open-plan kitchen/dining area with island, skylight and full-width bi-fold doors to the landscaped rear garden. Practical additions include a separate utility room, ground-floor WC and off-street parking on a newly block-paved driveway.
Upstairs there are three further bedrooms and a family bathroom with roll-top bath, plus generous integrated storage in two rooms. The house benefits from double glazing, mains gas central heating and a recent full refurbishment, so immediate move-in is realistic with minimal updating required.
Considerations: the property sits in a ward marked as very deprived despite local pockets of professional households, and council tax is above average (Band E). While the home has been fully renovated, buyers should check specific guarantees and any retained original features for ongoing maintenance needs.
