Opposite Pollards Hill Park, pleasant park-side aspect
Four bedrooms across two floors, flexible family layout
Large wraparound rear and side garden, good privacy
Integral garage and driveway parking
Good access to Norbury Station and local schools
Built c.1930–49, solid brick walls; likely no cavity insulation
Some rooms and finishes require modernisation and redecoration
One main bathroom plus a separate WC; consider capacity for four bedrooms
This spacious four-bedroom detached house in Pollards Hill West offers a rare combination of room, period character and a large private garden—ideal for growing families who value outdoor space and park-side living. The house sits directly opposite Pollards Hill Park and benefits from good links to Norbury Station and local schools rated Good and Outstanding.
Ground-floor living includes a generous reception room and a conservatory overlooking the wraparound garden, plus a well-sized kitchen with useful storage. Upstairs are four adaptable bedrooms, a contemporary family bathroom and a separate WC. An integral garage and driveway add practical parking and storage.
The property is solidly built (c.1930–49) with double glazing of unknown age and gas central heating via boiler and radiators. Some areas will benefit from modernisation and cosmetic updating, presenting a clear opportunity to personalise the home and add value.
Important practical points: the walls are originally solid brick and likely lack cavity insulation, and the home has a single main bathroom for four bedrooms. Buyers should factor potential insulation, decorating and updating costs into their plans. Offered freehold with a guide price of £650,000–£700,000.
