• Shops and amenities nearby +
• Fitted Kitchen +
• Close to public transport +
• Convenient location +
• Period property +
• Private rear garden +
• Close to highly rated schools +

A handsome three-bedroom, mid-terrace Edwardian family home, offering generous, well-proportioned accommodation, a mature private rear garden and an abundance of original character and charm.

Set back from the street behind a walled front garden with established hedging, the property makes an immediate impression with its attractive façade of exposed London stock brickwork, beautifully complemented by decorative masonry surrounding the original sash windows. A pathway leads to a covered front porch, which shelters the original front door featuring elegant stained-glass panels.

Upon entry, the principal reception room spans the full width of the house and is filled with natural light from a large bay window. This impressive space boasts high ceilings with ornate cornicing, original sash windows and a working wood-burning stove set within a characterful fireplace, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere.

The hallway is open to the reception room and incorporates the staircase with useful storage beneath. From here, access is provided to the second reception room and onward to the kitchen-breakfast room at the rear.

The second reception / dining room is a cosy yet elegant space, retaining period features including high ceilings and a central fireplace. Beautiful French doors open onto the private rear garden via a surprisingly wide side return, seamlessly connecting indoor and outdoor living.

The kitchen-breakfast room has been extended to the rear to create a bright and sociable family space. The extension benefits from raised, vaulted ceilings and a large skylight that floods the room with natural light. The kitchen is well appointed with a range of wall and base units, work surfaces housing a hob, oven and extractor, and a sink positioned beneath a bespoke angled glass window that rises to ceiling height and enjoys views over the garden. A side door provides direct access to the garden via the side return. There is also clear potential to further extend into the side return, subject to the usual planning consents, with precedent set by neighbouring properties.

The rear garden measures approximately 33ft (10m) and is arranged in two distinct sections: a stone patio immediately outside the house, ideal for entertaining, and a well-maintained lawn bordered by mature plants and shrubs. At the far end of the garden is a raised paved seating area that enjoys the afternoon sun, along with a garden shed providing practical storage.