Nestled behind a quaint front garden accentuated by picket fencing, this mid-terrace residence presents an excellent opportunity for buyers eager to infuse their personality into a spacious property located in a highly accessible area. Benefiting from no onward chain, this layout spans over 1,140 sq ft (garage included) and is primed for renovation and customization.
Upon entering, a central hallway leads to an expansive sitting/dining room measuring 23ft, extending fully across the house. The dual aspects at both the front and rear invite a generous flow of natural light, while sliding patio doors connect seamlessly to the garden—perfect for gatherings or family life.
The adjoining kitchen features timeless Shaker-style cabinetry complemented by dark countertops, providing ample storage and preparation space. A wide window alongside a glazed door frames serene views of the garden, allowing sunlight to wash over the area. This kitchen is equipped with integrated appliances, tiled splashbacks, and a breakfast bar—making it both functional and inviting for culinary tasks.
The first floor accommodates three bedrooms that promise comfortable living. This includes two spacious double rooms and a third single bedroom that could serve as a study. All rooms offer pleasing elevated views, particularly the rear-facing ones which overlook rooftops towards open skies. A bathroom with white suite finishes this level.
Outside, the charming front garden leads through mature landscaping to the entrance of this home. The rear garden serves as an ideal blank canvas; combining patio areas, lawn space, and planting borders offers ample room for family activities or potential landscaping enhancement. Furthermore, a detached garage nearby delivers additional functionality and secure storage options.
Additionally, purchasers will benefit from ownership of extra land parcels adjacent to the property (indicated in red on title plans), including further outdoor space at both the front and side of the home along with shared access control leading to garages. This offers not only more outdoor living opportunities but also mitigates concerns regarding shared access paths.
