4 bedroom terraced house for sale

* This is the home that just keeps on giving * Situated on the ever-popular Arden Street in the heart of Earlsdon, this beautiful four bedroom double fronted home offers spacious and versatile accommodation that has been extended and renovated by the current owners, ideal for modern family living.

The property is entered through a welcoming entrance hallway currently utilised as a home office, providing a practical and flexible space. To the ground floor there are two well proportioned living rooms, one having a feature log burner offering comfortable areas for both relaxing and entertaining. At the heart of the home, the beautifully designed contemporary kitchen combines clean lines with light filled elegance. Sleek and handleless cabinetry in a deep matte tone contrasts perfectly with crisp white quartz worktops, creating a modern yet timeless feel. The generous island layout offers excellent workspace and storage, ideal for both everyday cooking and entertaining. Natural light floods the room through multiple skylights and bi-fold doors, seamlessly connecting the kitchen to the garden and enhancing the sense of space. Integrated appliances maintain the streamlined aesthetic. A separate utility area adds further convenience.

To the first floor, the property offers four spacious bedrooms, including a substantial principal bedroom with a modern ensuite shower room and private balcony overlooking the bright and peaceful rear garden. The remaining bedrooms are served by a contemporary family bathroom.

Externally, the larger than average south facing rear garden provides an excellent outdoor space for entertaining and enjoying the sun and further benefits from a timber construction outbuilding currently used as a gym/home office along with additional storage space.

The residence at Arden Street is historically significant and is known in local historical accounts as Stoneleigh House. The connection to the police for much of the 20th century means that the property isn’t just a typical residential property — it was a key civic building for the local community and policing for decades.