Our Summary

In need of modernisation

The existing accommodation already provides excellent space, yet those with grander design ambitions will appreciate the further potential on offer

The loft is a particularly good size and, subject to the usual consents, presents an exciting opportunity for future expansion

The current owners have cleverly introduced two large walk in wardrobes by shortening the room, though this area would also lend itself perfectly to the creation of an en suite, subject to the usual consents

The airing cupboard is housed within this room, and while the hot water tank and the boiler in the kitchen appear relatively modern, some elements of the heating system — such as the timers and thermostat — may benefit from updating

It is partially boarded, generously sized, and offers clear potential for conversion, subject to planning

This is very much a home you can grow into, with scope to expand if additional space is ever required

Description

Gosford House is a detached home built in the 1950s with a period feel and generous plot. The property has a bright reception hallway with built-in storage and a full-height window, and a L-shaped living room with an exposed-brick fireplace. The house has a dining area with a serving hatch to the kitchen, a conservatory with double French doors, and a kitchen with dark wooden units, tile worktops, and exposed ceiling beams.

The accommodation unfolds across three bedrooms on the first floor, with the main bedroom featuring double-aspect windows and large walk-in wardrobes. The main bathroom includes a panelled bath and a wash basin. The property also has a loft with clear potential for conversion, exposed brick and parquet flooring, built-in storage, and French doors leading to the garden, which covers approximately 0.14 acres.

The garden is well established with structure and interest, and features a variety of seasonal surprises.

3 bed detached house

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