Spacious 20ft+ lounge with period features and high ceilings|Three double bedrooms including 14ft principal with en-suite|Vaulted conservatory with French doors to private garden|Detached double garage and electric gated driveway for four|Solid oak herringbone flooring in entrance hallway|Two bathrooms plus ground-floor cloakroom|Freehold on a large plot with good commuter links|Council tax and local crime levels are above average
This double-fronted, three-bedroom detached home sits on a large plot in Shoal Hill’s sought-after WS11 postcode. The house combines 1930s/Edwardian character—decorative mouldings, bay window and solid oak herringbone flooring—with generous family spaces including a 20ft+ lounge, separate dining room and a vaulted conservatory that opens onto a private garden.
Practical family features include an extended footprint, two bathrooms plus a downstairs cloakroom, substantial block-paved driveway with electric gates for four vehicles and a detached double garage. The property is freehold, offers excellent mobile and broadband connectivity and benefits from good commuter links and a cluster of well-rated local schools.
The plot and room sizes give scope to adapt or extend further, subject to planning, and the conservatory and decked garden provide easy indoor-outdoor flow for entertaining and family life. The property is presented as a large, well-proportioned family house with strong kerb appeal and privacy set back behind pillared gates.
Buyers should note a few practical considerations: council tax is above average and local recorded crime is above average for the area. There is no flooding risk recorded. Viewing is recommended to judge the house’s layout and character against individual needs.