Renovated 1930s semi with large west garden, flexible living and excellent parking..
4 double bedrooms including master with en-suite
Three bathrooms plus convenient ground-floor shower room
West-facing approx. 96 ft rear garden, private and well-established
Wide driveway for several cars; double‑length tandem garage
Newly renovated interior with modern kitchen and open-plan living
Solid brick walls (1930s) assumed uninsulated — thermal upgrade possible
Freehold; mains gas heating, fast broadband, excellent mobile signal
Council Tax Band E (above average); local crime level: average
This substantial four-bedroom semi-detached house, sympathetically restored, combines 1930s period character with contemporary living. Recent renovations deliver a bright open-plan kitchen/family room, three bathrooms including an en-suite, and flexible ground-floor accommodation ideal for multi-generational living or home working.
Outside, a large, private west-facing rear garden of approximately 96 ft and a wide drive for multiple vehicles provide excellent outdoor and parking space. A double‑length (tandem) garage currently interconnects with the kitchen and offers scope for an internal rear conversion or a home studio, while retaining parking for one vehicle.
Practical points are straightforward: the house is freehold, has gas central heating with boiler and radiators, double glazing, fast broadband and excellent mobile signal. The solid brick walls date from original construction and are assumed to lack modern cavity insulation, which may be a consideration for thermal performance and running costs.
Located within walking distance of Banstead Village, local schools and green spaces such as Nork Park, this home suits families seeking space, good transport links and a quiet suburban setting. Council Tax is Band E (above average), and the area has average crime levels; these are factual points to weigh against the property’s strong accommodation and outdoor space.