Private plot with leisure wing and plenty of family space close to top schools.
Six bedrooms across three floors with three first‑floor en‑suites
Covered indoor swimming pool, separate gym and sauna
Extensive private woodland and large, well‑landscaped gardens
21' detached double garage and carriage driveway parking for several cars
Modern kitchen and multiple reception rooms including sunroom and bar
Built 1930–1949; solid brick walls with assumed no cavity insulation
Secondary glazing; EPC rating D — energy improvements likely required
Very expensive council tax; condition and specification require full inspection
Set well back from the road on a substantial private plot, this Tudor‑style detached house combines period character with large contemporary living spaces. The ground floor offers multiple reception rooms including a 20' reception with bar, a sunroom and a modern kitchen with skylight — ideal for family life and entertaining. Six bedrooms are arranged over three floors, with three en‑suites on the first floor and two further rooms plus a roof room on the second floor, giving flexible space for children, guests or home offices.
The estate-style grounds are a major asset: a wide carriage driveway, a detached 21' double garage and extensive private woodland to the rear provide strong privacy and outdoor amenity. Leisure facilities include a covered indoor swimming pool, a gym and a sauna, offering year‑round family recreation without leaving home.
Practical details to note: the house dates from the 1930s–40s with solid brick walls and secondary glazing, and the EPC is D. The property sits in a very affluent, low‑crime neighbourhood with excellent broadband and mobile signal, and strong local schools nearby — features that suit an established family seeking space and privacy. A professional inspection is advised to confirm condition and specification, particularly insulation and services, before purchase.
This home will suit buyers prioritising space, leisure and seclusion on a large plot. While the substantial footprint and leisure amenities add clear lifestyle value, expect ongoing running costs (including very expensive council tax) and potential improvement works to modernise insulation and energy efficiency where required.