£400,000
The propertyThis well-presented and modernised four-bedroom house is believed to date from the early 20th century and retains many features reflecting its Edwardian origins. A full-height glazed front door opens into a traditional entrance hallway, providing access to the reception rooms, staircase, cloakroom and spacious kitchen/breakfast room. The bay-fronted living room features an open fireplace with a striking carved wooden surround and mantelpiece. The dining room includes a further character fireplace, complementing the period styling throughout the accommodation. Upstairs, the principal bedroom is the largest of four bedrooms and features an attractive bay window, reflecting the architectural character of the property. Three further bedrooms provide flexible accommodation, complemented by a spacious family bathroom. The house has been modernised in recent years while retaining much of its original character, providing a comfortable and practical family home.
The groundsAn unusual benefit for this road is the shared driveway running alongside the house, providing access to the garage and a further entrance into the west-facing rear garden. The property is also conveniently situated within easy reach of the town centre shops, a selection of schools and the mainline railway station. The municipal gardens and nearby Rowhill Copse provide additional opportunities for outdoor recreation, further enhancing the appeal of this established residential location.
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