South-west facing large rear garden with patio and lawn
Detached double garage with electric and eaves storage
Chain-free; walking distance to Hartford train station
Three double bedrooms plus single bedroom/study
Brand new principal en-suite shower room installed
Scope to extend/open-plan kitchen subject to planning
Council tax band above average (E)
Average-sized family home from early 1990s, well maintained
This chain-free, four-bedroom detached house sits on a desirable corner plot in Hartford, a comfortable suburban village with excellent schools and easy access to Hartford train station. The property has been maintained since purchase twenty months ago and benefits from recent external works including new fascias, soffits and guttering; it is ready for immediate occupation with scope to personalise internally.
The ground floor offers a bay-fronted lounge with French doors onto a south-west facing lawned garden, a separate dining room, kitchen with integrated appliances and a downstairs WC. Upstairs there are three double bedrooms, a single bedroom/study and a brand new three-piece en-suite to the principal bedroom. A partly boarded loft and good built-in storage add useful practical space.
Outdoor features are a strong asset: a sizeable south-west facing rear garden, large double driveway and a detached double garage with electric and eaves storage. There is clear potential to open-plan or extend into the rear space to create a modern kitchen/dining area, subject to planning permission.
Important practical notes: the house is freehold and chain-free, on postcode CW8 in a very low-crime, affluent area with fast broadband and excellent mobile signal. Council tax is above average (band E). The property is an average-sized family home from the 1991–1995 build period and would suit a growing family wanting good schools and rail links, or buyers seeking modest refurbishment/extension potential.
