House For Sale £475,000
This beautiful period home is one of the most versatile I have seen in the last few years.
With 2555 sq. ft of living space on offer over 3 floors, this home can flex around the needs of you and your family as they evolve over time.
Walking up to the front door you immediately get a sense of what is to follow. The hallway much like the rest of the home is sympathetic to the history of the building. To the right of the hallway, you find the formal lounge or snug. Many families would reserve this room for evening or occasional use and the addition of the wood cladding just further adds to the character provided by the fireplace and bay window.
The heart of this home can be found to the left of the hall. The kitchen is semi-open plan to the garden room and offers everything you will need. The period-style kitchen units match the age of the house perfectly and offer an abundance of storage solutions, space to sit and dine and a range of appliances. Whether you are looking for a kitchen to cook up a storm or for enough space for the children to complete their homework while you make dinner then this room has you covered.
The garden room has near full-width windows and doors across the back which beautifully frames the view of the tiered garden. This space is the hub of family life and while I can see many families using it as a day-to-day lounge the wood burner would also lead me to believe it could also be a really cosy place to relax in front of the fire on a cold evening.
Down a few steps off the rear of the hall there is another reception room. This has been fitted with the most beautiful media unit which perfectly frames the television and provides useful bookshelves and storage drawers below. This room has patio doors which open out to the garden making this a great room for the children. There is also access to a WC which is very practical for children and guests.
As you might imagine upstairs there is a split-level landing. To one side there is the main bedroom which has great views over the garden as well as a walk-in wardrobe, a rare feature for a home of this age. To the other side of this upper hall is the bathroom which serves the main bedroom. Like the rest of the house, this room strikes the perfect balance of a modern bathroom and period features. The freestanding bath is no doubt the perfect place to relax and have a soak after a long day at work. The bath also faces the waterproof television so you could even watch your favourite programme whilst you relax.
Up the other side of the spit-level landing, there are two further bedrooms. Both benefit from useful fitted storage and one has a period fireplace and dual-aspect windows. These rooms share access to a four-piece bathroom with a freestanding roll-top bath with claw feet which is ideal for bathing the children.
The second staircase from the main entrance hallway leads you down to the lower floor. This area will be of interest if you are a particularly large family as there are a further three double bedrooms all with fitted wardrobes. Two of these are found at the rear and one at the front. They are connected in the middle by another lounge area which is currently used as a gaming room but it would be utilised in a variety of ways.
Depending on the age of your children this could be the ideal spot for older or teenage children. There is also a full bathroom on this floor which gives access to perhaps the most practical and essential room in a house of this size, the laundry room. At the end of the hallway on this floor, there is access to the rear garden patio.
The tiered garden is set out into three distinct zones or areas. The lower tier is a patio area which is perfect for entertaining or enjoying your morning coffee. The lawn area offers space for a trampoline or for the children to play football. The upper deck area benefits from the all-day sun and will no doubt be the space for barbeques and summer parties.
To the front, there is a gated driveway with parking for 2 cars as well as access to the garage. The garage can also be accessed internally.
Council tax band: D
With 2555 sq. ft of living space on offer over 3 floors, this home can flex around the needs of you and your family as they evolve over time.
Walking up to the front door you immediately get a sense of what is to follow. The hallway much like the rest of the home is sympathetic to the history of the building. To the right of the hallway, you find the formal lounge or snug. Many families would reserve this room for evening or occasional use and the addition of the wood cladding just further adds to the character provided by the fireplace and bay window.
The heart of this home can be found to the left of the hall. The kitchen is semi-open plan to the garden room and offers everything you will need. The period-style kitchen units match the age of the house perfectly and offer an abundance of storage solutions, space to sit and dine and a range of appliances. Whether you are looking for a kitchen to cook up a storm or for enough space for the children to complete their homework while you make dinner then this room has you covered.
The garden room has near full-width windows and doors across the back which beautifully frames the view of the tiered garden. This space is the hub of family life and while I can see many families using it as a day-to-day lounge the wood burner would also lead me to believe it could also be a really cosy place to relax in front of the fire on a cold evening.
Down a few steps off the rear of the hall there is another reception room. This has been fitted with the most beautiful media unit which perfectly frames the television and provides useful bookshelves and storage drawers below. This room has patio doors which open out to the garden making this a great room for the children. There is also access to a WC which is very practical for children and guests.
As you might imagine upstairs there is a split-level landing. To one side there is the main bedroom which has great views over the garden as well as a walk-in wardrobe, a rare feature for a home of this age. To the other side of this upper hall is the bathroom which serves the main bedroom. Like the rest of the house, this room strikes the perfect balance of a modern bathroom and period features. The freestanding bath is no doubt the perfect place to relax and have a soak after a long day at work. The bath also faces the waterproof television so you could even watch your favourite programme whilst you relax.
Up the other side of the spit-level landing, there are two further bedrooms. Both benefit from useful fitted storage and one has a period fireplace and dual-aspect windows. These rooms share access to a four-piece bathroom with a freestanding roll-top bath with claw feet which is ideal for bathing the children.
The second staircase from the main entrance hallway leads you down to the lower floor. This area will be of interest if you are a particularly large family as there are a further three double bedrooms all with fitted wardrobes. Two of these are found at the rear and one at the front. They are connected in the middle by another lounge area which is currently used as a gaming room but it would be utilised in a variety of ways.
Depending on the age of your children this could be the ideal spot for older or teenage children. There is also a full bathroom on this floor which gives access to perhaps the most practical and essential room in a house of this size, the laundry room. At the end of the hallway on this floor, there is access to the rear garden patio.
The tiered garden is set out into three distinct zones or areas. The lower tier is a patio area which is perfect for entertaining or enjoying your morning coffee. The lawn area offers space for a trampoline or for the children to play football. The upper deck area benefits from the all-day sun and will no doubt be the space for barbeques and summer parties.
To the front, there is a gated driveway with parking for 2 cars as well as access to the garage. The garage can also be accessed internally.
Council tax band: D
