A 1930s classic, reimagined for modern living.

Step through the front door and you’ll feel the warmth of this extended 1930s semi. The box bay window, generous proportions and calm, neutral décor make it a home that feels both familiar and freshly updated.

The lounge at the front is made for cosy family movie nights and quiet Sunday mornings. To the rear, the extended kitchen-dining space is the real social hub: sleek in modern grey with masses of clever storage and all the integrated appliances you could want - an induction hob, oven, microwave, fridge freezer, dishwasher and washing machine. There’s plenty of room for a dining table, so family breakfasts and dinner with friends can all happen in one easy, relaxed space.
Throw open the doors and you’re out into a west-facing garden that really makes the most of the afternoon and evening sun. There’s a patio area just crying out for a barbecue, a good stretch of lawn for children or pets to run around on, and a shed/summer house at the bottom that’s perfect for bikes, a workshop or a quiet little hideaway with a book.

A convenient under stair WC completes the ground floor.
Upstairs, there are three bedrooms: two generous doubles and a third that works beautifully as a bedroom for a small child, nursery, dressing room or home office, all served by a family bathroom. Practical touches continue outside, with driveway parking and an EV charger.

Families are drawn to Northern Road for its convenient access to local schooling, with a choice of primary and secondary options in the wider SN2 area, including Greenmeadow Primary School, Ferndale Primary and St Mary's and Great Western Academy.

Commuters are well catered for: regular local bus services run along Northern Road towards Swindon town centre and the bus station, and Swindon railway station offers direct services to London, Bristol and beyond. Road links are straightforward, with quick access across town and out towards the A419 for the M4 and Cotswolds.
This is the kind of home that works just as well for a young family as it does for anyone looking for more space, a great garden and a friendly, well-connected neighbourhood.

EPC D
Council Tax Band D £2,318 approx pa
Construction - standard brick / tile
Tenure - Freehold