This impressive four-bedroom detached home, designed by the esteemed architect Alfred Cornelius in the 1920s, boasts a wealth of original features and period detailing. Its historical significance is underscored by its connection to the Churchill Family during World War II, with an air raid shelter still present in the expansive garden. Although the property requires renovation throughout, it presents a remarkable opportunity for those looking to restore a charming residence close to the town centre. The ground floor includes a porch, entrance hallway, spacious living room, dining room with French doors leading to the garden, kitchen with a Rayburn stove, and a cloakroom/WC. Upstairs are four well-proportioned bedrooms alongside a family bathroom and separate WC. The gardens extend over 100 feet and are filled with mature shrubs and trees, offering ample space for landscaping potential. Off-road parking is available for two vehicles via a paved driveway. Located near amenities such as shops and schools, this property is ideally situated for convenient access to both town facilities and public transport options.
