Nestled in a tranquil cul-de-sac within the picturesque locale of Kenley, this 1960s detached family home presents a significant opportunity for renovation and personalization. The spacious layout offers a welcoming entrance hall that leads to various living spaces designed for comfort. A bright reception room at the front of the house provides ample space for relaxation and entertaining, while an adjacent study is well-suited for those needing a dedicated workspace.
The kitchen, connected to a utility room and additional storage, boasts practical functionality with potential for reconfiguration into a modern kitchen-family area. The adjoining dining room overlooks the garden, establishing a seamless connection between cooking and dining experiences. Completing the ground floor is a convenient bathroom, alongside an integral garage that could be adapted or integrated into the home's living areas with appropriate permissions.
On the first floor, you'll find four bedrooms arranged around a central landing. The principal bedroom's generous size offers versatility, while the remaining rooms can serve as guest accommodations or additional workspaces. A family bathroom caters to this upper level of living.
Outside, off-street parking adds convenience, while side access leads to a garden featuring distinct spaces perfect for both entertainment and quiet relaxation. This property’s solid foundation reflects its era’s characteristic design but also invites creativity and modernization from new owners eager to transform it into their dream home.
Located conveniently close to Hayes Primary School and surrounded by lush greenery, it is just minutes from Kenley Common—a vast expanse of natural beauty ideal for outdoor activities. Transport links via Kenley & Purley stations facilitate effortless commuting to London within approximately 35 minutes. With excellent road access via the A23 and nearby connections to the South Coast and M25, this property not only offers peace but strategic connectivity as well.
