Described as “substantial”, the three-storey property features original details, including a panelled front door, stained glass, cornicing, architrave, and stripped panelled doors. Located on a leafy central road, the home falls within the catchment for Victoria and Stanwell schools.
According to the listing, the house offers off-road parking for two or more cars and includes a garage. At the front, mature planting sets the property back from the street, while the rear garden is described as private, with a lawn, patio/entertaining space, BBQ area, and several mature trees.
Inside, the ground floor begins with a tiled porch and hallway, both containing Victorian architectural touches such as cornicing and a traditional balustrade. Two reception rooms sit off the hall, one showcasing a double-glazed aluminium bay window and original flooring, while the other, currently used as an office, includes built-in shelving and desk space.
The extended kitchen/dining area, finished in grey with flat-fronted units and wood worktops, features sliding doors to the garden. This open-plan space contains a pantry and a utility area with plumbing for laundry appliances. A connected bathroom on the ground floor includes a white suite with panelled bath and shower.
Upstairs, the first floor has three double bedrooms, one with a broad bay window and another with contemporary fitted wardrobes and a recently-installed Worcester gas boiler. A bedroom at the rear features two sets of French doors opening onto a deck with “potential to create a large roof terrace”.
The top floor has two rooms currently configured as one, with windows to the front and rear, and another bedroom with a velux window.
The house is freehold and includes gas central heating.
