- Private Rear Access Via Long Lane +
- Wrap-Around Decking Perfect For Hosting +
- Ground Floor Room With Own Shower +
- Separate Utility Keeps Life Organised +
- Flexible Layout For Modern Living +
- Garden Is Private And Not Overlooked +
- Detached Garage For Parking +
- Fresh Porch And White Render +
A beautifully renovated semi with flexible space, proper outside living, and a kitchen you’ll want to show off. We launch for viewings 12.30pm on Saturday 9th. DM for your slot at our 'Prosecco & Pretzels' Open House @steph_theestateagent or @lorraine_theestateagent on Instragram.
If you’ve been holding out for a home that’s already had the hard work done — the render, the layout, the finish but still gives you that “this could really work for us” feeling the moment you walk in, this one’s going to get your heart rate up.
36 isn’t your average semi. Not just because of the fresh white frontage and statement porch, but because it actually offers options and we all love a bit of flexibility when we’re planning real life, not just floorplans.
Let’s start with the lifestyle bit:
The rear garden is private, easy to manage, and feels like an extension of the house. It wraps around beautifully with proper decking and a pergola for when you fancy an evening drink outside or for those family BBQs that start with "just a few of us" and end with 12 chairs dragged out from the kitchen.
If you’re green-fingered, you’ll love the space. If you’re more into outdoor sofas than soil, it still works. This is a garden that holds court. Perfect for a young couple who like to host, or a downsizer who wants enough room for the grandkids to come and play, without sacrificing their weekends to lawnmowers.
There’s even gated rear access straight from Long Lane, through a little track by Christ Church. It feels almost secret but drive up it and you’ll find your own private garage right at the end of the garden. You could practically skip the Colinmander side altogether if you wanted.
Inside, the layout is bang on:
A gorgeous open-plan kitchen-diner with space for dinner parties, midweek chaos, or a quiet coffee.
A cosy front lounge to shut the door on the world when you need it.
A separate utility (because washing machines don’t belong in kitchens).
A downstairs shower room for guests or muddy kids.
And the real wildcard: a flexible room downstairs currently used as an office/gym, but it could easily be another lounge, a fourth bedroom, or a hobby space. It’s big, bright, and has its own en-suite shower room.