This impressive four-bedroom semi-detached Edwardian residence presents an expansive living space infused with character and considerable renovation potential. While it currently requires modernisation, this property offers a unique chance for homeowners to inject their personal style while preserving its historical charm, including original features such as the Minton tiled flooring and ornate coving found in the grand entrance hall.
The property welcomes you with a spacious entrance that sets the tone for its period elegance. The front reception room boasts a bay window and a feature fireplace, providing a bright, inviting atmosphere. Meanwhile, the second reception room overlooks the rear courtyard and serves as versatile living space that could adapt easily to various needs.
A sizable dining kitchen is situated at the heart of the home, equipped with storage options and ample room for family meals. Adjacent to this is a practical storage area that has potential for conversion into a home office or study, complemented by a convenient downstairs WC. The large conservatory at the rear enhances the property's appeal, seamlessly connecting indoor and outdoor living.
Ascending the captivating staircase leads to the first floor where you'll find generously proportioned bedrooms; notably, the principal bedroom spans across the width of the house with an expansive bay window flooding it with light. The additional bedrooms also provide ample space for family living alongside a well-appointed family bathroom featuring both shower and bath facilities.
The second floor introduces another spacious double bedroom while offering valuable eaves storage through built-in cupboards.
Outside, enjoy a substantial double garage equipped with an electric roller door. The south-facing courtyard garden comes complete with mature borders and patio areas—ideal for creating an enjoyable private retreat. With no onward chain, this property offers significant investment potential for those ready to transform it into their ideal family home.
