• Set amidst Woodham Lane’s leafy surroundings - for those who love an outdoor lifestyle +
• Within easy reach of mainline stations, with the added charm of relaxing canal-side walks nearby +
• Well-proportioned detached home, offering opportunities to softly personalise & refresh +
• 3 inviting reception rooms, including living room with fireplace & study +
• Kitchen/dining area opening through sliding doors to garden with separate utility room with side access & adjoining wet room +
• 4 double bedrooms, principal suite offering dressing area with fitted storage through to en-suite bathroom, plus a separate family bathroom +
• Well-maintained mature sunny garden with patio +
• Welcoming frontage framed by established greenery, generous wide driveway providing ample parking & EV car charger +
• Double garage with internal access, offering potential for conversion (subject to usual permissions +
• EPC: C / Council tax band: G +

Set behind a curtain of mature greenery, Tara is a home that unfolds at its own pace, revealing its scale with ease. From the moment you step inside, there’s a reassuring sense of balance -rooms flowing naturally across both floors, with space that feels considered rather than excessive, and proportions that are increasingly hard to come by.

An open reception hallway forms a calm and welcoming introduction, with doors leading off in an intuitive layout. To the right, a separate study provides a quiet place to work, read or retreat. Straight ahead, the main living room feels warm and settled, where painted exposed beams add depth and definition, and a fireplace naturally draws the room together. Double sliding doors open directly onto the garden, allowing the house to spill outdoors through the warmer months.
At the centre of Tara is a flexible middle reception room, where the beams continue through the space, adding structure, while glazed arched windows set into the dividing wall create a visual link with the neighbouring living room. Generous in scale, it lends itself easily to life as an additional sitting room, a playroom, or a relaxed family space - a room that can shift and adapt as needs change.

The kitchen and dining area is full of potential. While it would benefit from gentle modernisation, the foundations are already in place: good proportions, a practical layout, and a serving hatch connecting through to the middle reception room - a small detail that hints at Tara’s sociable, thoughtful design. With time and imagination, this could naturally become the heart of the house. Beyond, a separate utility room keeps everyday tasks out of sight, alongside a useful ground-floor wet room.