House For Sale £395,950
"Tardis-like" and "deceptively spacious" won't even start to describe this one! If you are looking for a solution to house multiple generations comfortably with good degrees of separation and have multiple family members working from home and need space for multiple hobbies and a workshop, studio and space for entertaining, vehicles, etc, then this may be for you!
Further photos to follow later this week
Situated in a leafy area of Mickleover and surrounded my mature trees and on a very generous corner plot of around 500m2 (5,400 square feet or 0.13 acres) stands this huge bungalow. The property has a good degree of privacy and security with a continuous two metre high double-block-concrete perimeter wall, fence and entry gate and is set back from a quiet estate road.
Originally a semi-detached 1960's bungalow, the property has been extensively renovated and extended. The original house had a footprint of around 73m2. A loft conversion adding a further 2 double bedrooms and bathroom was added. Then a huge ground floor extension with a footprint around the same size as the original house was built, adding a generous kitchen-diner, master bedroom and en-suite and utility room along with a complete separately accessed self-contained granny annex (kitchen-diner-lounge, bedroom-ensuite), effectively more than doubling the floor space.
In all, the property has around 2.5 times the original floor space at around 160m2. It's big. Very big. There is gas fired under-floor central heating throughout the ground floor. There are multiple velux windows - not just to the loft conversion but also to the ground floor rooms, where the ceilings have been raked/vaulted to increase the feeling of space and significantly increase the already generous daylight supply giving a feeling of modern luxury.
The ground floor of the original house is finished in timeless and hard wearing honed travertine stone while the upstairs is finished with engineered oak. The extension additions are finished in egg shell porcelain tile and large format ceramic tile.
The finishes throughout are deliberately simple but high quality with durable long lasting properties requiring little or no maintenance. The grounds have been finished to be low maintenance with laurel borders and mostly block paving/slabs.
There is a long block paved drive (around 30 metres long which is around 5 vehicle lengths end to end) and at the end of the drive is parking for 4 vehicles. The plot is finished off with a huge mature weeping-willow tree oozing character and a large workshop (with power and light) with glass frontage to the parking area.
There is an enclosed leafy rear courtyard garden.
Further photos to follow later this week
Situated in a leafy area of Mickleover and surrounded my mature trees and on a very generous corner plot of around 500m2 (5,400 square feet or 0.13 acres) stands this huge bungalow. The property has a good degree of privacy and security with a continuous two metre high double-block-concrete perimeter wall, fence and entry gate and is set back from a quiet estate road.
Originally a semi-detached 1960's bungalow, the property has been extensively renovated and extended. The original house had a footprint of around 73m2. A loft conversion adding a further 2 double bedrooms and bathroom was added. Then a huge ground floor extension with a footprint around the same size as the original house was built, adding a generous kitchen-diner, master bedroom and en-suite and utility room along with a complete separately accessed self-contained granny annex (kitchen-diner-lounge, bedroom-ensuite), effectively more than doubling the floor space.
In all, the property has around 2.5 times the original floor space at around 160m2. It's big. Very big. There is gas fired under-floor central heating throughout the ground floor. There are multiple velux windows - not just to the loft conversion but also to the ground floor rooms, where the ceilings have been raked/vaulted to increase the feeling of space and significantly increase the already generous daylight supply giving a feeling of modern luxury.
The ground floor of the original house is finished in timeless and hard wearing honed travertine stone while the upstairs is finished with engineered oak. The extension additions are finished in egg shell porcelain tile and large format ceramic tile.
The finishes throughout are deliberately simple but high quality with durable long lasting properties requiring little or no maintenance. The grounds have been finished to be low maintenance with laurel borders and mostly block paving/slabs.
There is a long block paved drive (around 30 metres long which is around 5 vehicle lengths end to end) and at the end of the drive is parking for 4 vehicles. The plot is finished off with a huge mature weeping-willow tree oozing character and a large workshop (with power and light) with glass frontage to the parking area.
There is an enclosed leafy rear courtyard garden.
