Four-bedroom family home with south garden, driveway and easy commute.
Four bedrooms over three floors with en-suite and family bathroom
Southerly rear garden with outbuilding/utility, low-maintenance landscaping
Private driveway with off-street parking for at least two cars
Walking distance to Burnham Elizabeth Line station and M4 access
Close to several ‘Good’ and ‘Outstanding’ local schools
Presented in excellent condition throughout; modern fitted kitchen
Property built 1950–66 — recommend checking services and insulation
Small plot and local area records above-average crime levels
This well-presented four-bedroom terraced house spans three floors and is arranged for family living, with a modern kitchen, two bath/shower rooms and useful eaves storage. The southerly rear garden is low-maintenance with a handy outbuilding/utility, and a private driveway provides off-street parking for at least two cars—unusual for this road.
Interior accommodation is in excellent condition throughout, with a bay-front reception room, open-plan dining space and a contemporary four-piece family bathroom on the first floor. The top-floor principal bedroom benefits from Velux windows and an en‑suite shower/wet room, making it a flexible layout for parents and older children.
Location is a key strength: the house is within walking distance of Burnham (Elizabeth Line) station, close to the M4 and near a cluster of well-regarded primary and secondary schools, making daily commutes and school runs straightforward. Broadband and mobile signal are strong here, supporting home working.
Notable considerations: the property dates from the mid-20th century (1950–66), so buyers should review service and insulation records despite the double glazing and gas central heating. The plot is relatively small and the area records above-average crime—practical security measures may be advisable. Overall this is a spacious, family-ready home in a convenient commuter location.