• Private cul-de-sac backing onto open countryside
• Double garage plus block-paved driveway for two cars
• Landscaped rear garden with heated pergola and patio
• Three reception rooms plus additional room above garage (flexible)
• Principal bedroom with en suite and fitted wardrobes
• Council Tax Band F (expensive) and £120 annual service charge
• Broadband information inconsistent — confirm availability with providers
• Dining area image flags potential damp issue — survey recommended
Set in a private cul-de-sac backing onto open countryside, this modern four-bedroom link-detached home stretches across three floors and suits upsizing families seeking versatile living space. The ground floor offers a large reception with bi-fold doors to the landscaped rear garden, a generous kitchen with island and utility, plus a cloakroom for everyday convenience.
Upstairs there are two double bedrooms on the first floor including a principal with en suite and fitted wardrobes. The second floor provides two further bedrooms, one with a small balcony, while an additional reception above the double garage offers flexible use as a fifth bedroom, home office, or separate living room.
Outdoor living is a strong selling point: a well-presented rear garden with artificial lawn, patio dining area and a heated metal pergola is ideal for family gatherings. Practical features include a double garage, block-paved driveway for two cars, double glazing and modern gas central heating. Council tax sits in Band F and an annual management charge of £120 applies.
Buyers should note a few material considerations: broadband reports are inconsistent (dataset includes both “slow” and an ultrafast figure — confirm with providers), the dining area image flagged a potential damp issue that should be checked, and the property sits in an area classified as “ageing urban communities” despite being in a very affluent ward. These points are factual items to inspect during viewing or survey.