This charming detached family residence occupies an expansive double plot, just shy of a quarter-acre, and has served as a beloved home for the past fifty years. It presents a unique opportunity for buyers looking to invest in a spacious property with significant potential for renovation and enhancement, all while being sold with no onward chain. The layout includes an entrance hallway with convenient cloakroom facilities and a separate coats cupboard. To the left, double doors lead into a study with front-facing views, while another generously sized reception room on the right also overlooks the front garden. A side bay window highlights the additional sitting room, which connects to a large conservatory that opens to the garden but requires updating. From the sitting room, double doors provide access to the dining area, which can also be accessed via the hallway; adjacent is a utility room that leads to a kitchen needing replacement.
On the first level, the landing features access to a sizeable loft space, presenting exciting prospects for conversion subject to necessary permissions. The main bedroom benefits from original stripped floorboards and an en-suite shower room, complemented by four other bedrooms including a spacious second bedroom and shared bathroom facilities.
Outside, this extensive plot offers mature trees and shrubs for privacy along with ample parking on the driveway accommodating multiple vehicles. The garage located at the rear boasts a high vaulted ceiling alongside practical features like an inspection pit. Additional structures include an old summerhouse and a small studio positioned on one boundary of the property.
Notably situated within a conservation area and surrounded by protected tree zones, this property is conveniently placed near amenities such as parks, shopping areas including Sainsbury's and Waitrose, as well as educational institutions like Highfield School. Excellent transport links are available via motorway networks (M3 & M27) and Parkway railway station offering direct routes to Waterloo.
