4 bedroom detached house for sale

Rooms

Entrance Hall
A welcoming, well-proportioned entrance hall that immediately sets the tone for the house. The space feels light and open, helped by the natural light from the front aspect and the clear sightline through to the rear reception rooms. The staircase rises neatly to the first floor with painted balustrade and timber handrail, giving the hall a traditional, well-kept feel rather than anything showy. Underfoot, the Amtico flooring continues consistently through the ground floor, giving a clean, practical finish that works well for everyday family use. There’s useful understairs storage tucked away for coats, shoes and household bits, keeping the main circulation space uncluttered. Doors lead directly to the ground floor WC, kitchen, dining room and living room, making the layout easy to understand from the moment you step inside.

Living room 6.36m x 3.62m (20ft 10in x 11ft 10in)
A generous, well-balanced main reception that comfortably handles both everyday living and larger gatherings. The room stretches to just over 20 feet in length, giving real flexibility in how it’s arranged, whether that’s a full family seating layout or a more formal lounge setup. Natural light comes from both the front bay and the rear French doors, creating a bright, through-lit feel that changes nicely across the day. The feature fireplace sits neatly along the main wall, providing a clear focal point without dominating the room, while the proportions allow furniture to be placed without blocking circulation. The Amtico flooring seen in the hall continues here, tying the ground floor together visually and keeping the space practical as well as presentable. Double doors connect through to the dining room, giving the option to open the two spaces up for entertaining or keep them more defined day to day. French doors lead directly out to the rear garden.

Dining room 3.84m x 2.66m (12ft 7in x 8ft 8in)
Positioned between the kitchen and living room, this is a neatly proportioned, flexible dining space that works equally well for everyday meals or more formal occasions. The room benefits from natural light from the rear aspect and feels connected without being exposed, helped by the double doors linking through to the living room. Open them up and the ground floor flows naturally for entertaining; close them and the space becomes more intimate and contained. Underfoot, the Amtico flooring gives a clean, durable finish that suits a dining environment and complements the adjoining areas without feeling utilitarian. There’s ample wall space for a full dining table and sideboard, and the proportions comfortably support a six-seater setup without crowding.

Kitchen 3.84m x 2.41m (12ft 7in x 7ft 10in)
A well-planned, galley-style kitchen that makes excellent use of the available space, with units running to both sides to maximise storage and worktop area. The layout feels practical and efficient, with everything within easy reach, making it a comfortable space for day-to-day cooking rather than just presentation. Fitted with a range of wall and base units, the kitchen includes integrated double ovens, hob with extractor, and space for the usual white goods, all set beneath clean-lined worktops and tiled splashbacks. Recessed ceiling lighting keeps the room bright and functional, while the neutral finishes provide a calm backdrop for personalisation. A window and glazed door at the rear bring in natural light and provide direct access to the garden, reinforcing how this space works as part of the everyday flow of the house, particularly for families or those who like to move easily between inside and out.

Cloakroom
The essential ground floor cloakroom has WC, basin and a window to the side elevation.

Landing
The first-floor landing is bright and well connected, acting as a central hub rather than just a pass-through space. Natural light pours in through the distinctive arched feature window to the front, which adds character while keeping the landing airy throughout the day. The striped carpet continues from the staircase, giving a sense of continuity and softening what is a naturally open area. From here, doors lead cleanly to all four bedrooms and the family bathroom, with no awkward angles or wasted corners. The balustrade overlooks the entrance hall below, reinforcing the feeling of space and giving the house a nicely layered layout rather than a closed-in upper floor.

First bedroom 3.47m x 3.62m (11ft 4in x 11ft 10in)
The principal bedroom is a comfortable double, positioned to the rear of the house and benefiting from a calm, private garden outlook. The proportions work well, allowing space for a full double bed alongside bedside furniture without compromising circulation. A built-in double wardrobe provides useful hanging and storage space, keeping the room feeling uncluttered and practical for everyday use. Soft carpet underfoot and neutral finishes give the room a settled, adaptable feel, while the window brings in good natural light. The layout naturally supports this room as the main bedroom, offering both space and separation from the busier parts of the house. A door leads directly through to the en-suite shower room, adding a level of convenience.

Ensuite 1.92m x 1.51m (6ft 3in x 4ft 11in)
Fitted with a corner shower enclosure, WC and wash hand basin set within a vanity unit, the en-suite is neatly arranged and easy to maintain. A heated towel rail completes the space.

Second bedroom 3.59m x 2.58m (11ft 9in x 8ft 5in)
A well-proportioned double bedroom, positioned to the rear of the property and enjoying a quiet, private outlook. The room offers comfortable dimensions for a double bed with additional freestanding furniture.

Third bedroom 2.67m x 2.77m (8ft 9in x 9ft 1in)
A comfortable bedroom with a front-facing aspect, offering a flexible layout that suits a range of uses. The room works well as a child’s bedroom, nursery or home office, while still accommodating a bed and storage without feeling restricted.

Fourth bedroom 2.67m x 2.77m (8ft 9in x 9ft 1in)
The fourth bedroom lies at the front of the home and brings the first floor great flexibility.

Bathroom
The family bathroom is finished in a clean, contemporary style and serves the first-floor bedrooms comfortably. It’s fitted with a modern suite comprising a panelled bath with central mixer taps, pedestal wash hand basin and WC, all set against warm-toned tiling that runs to a practical height around the room. A window to the rear aspect provides natural light and ventilation, keeping the space bright and fresh. The layout is straightforward and easy to use, with good spacing between fittings and durable floor tiling suited to everyday family life. Neutrally finished and well maintained, the bathroom works as it stands while also offering a clear base for any future cosmetic updates should a buyer wish to personalise the space.

Outbuilding (potential Annexe) 5.51m x 2.72m (18ft x 8ft 11in)
A lovely garden room, well illuminated, insulated with light and power plus two sets of French doors that open to the garden. This wonderfully versatile space has the potential to provide more living space or a fifth bedroom (STP).

Front Garden
Set back within the cul-de-sac, the property is approached via a double-width driveway providing parking for up to four vehicles, leading directly to the detached double garage with twin up-and-over doors. The frontage feels open and practical, with ample turning and parking space that works well for families or visiting guests. To the right-hand side of the garage, an iron-gated pedestrian passage provides a clear and secure route to the front door. From there, a second gated access continues through to the rear garden, allowing easy side access without passing through the house. The home itself presents neatly, with a combination of brick and rendered elevations and well-proportioned windows that reflect the internal layout. Overall, the frontage balances practicality with privacy, offering generous parking, secure access points, and a tidy, well-kept first impression.

Rear Garden
The rear garden is fully enclosed, private and not overlooked, creating a calm, contained outdoor space that works equally well for relaxing or entertaining. Laid primarily to paving, the garden is low maintenance and easy to use, with clearly defined seating areas that catch different parts of the day. Established shrubs and planting soften the layout and add year-round interest, while the overall arrangement feels purposeful rather than ornamental. A standout feature is the detached outbuilding, positioned to the rear of the garden and offering genuine versatility. Currently set up to house a hot tub, it works just as easily as a garden room, hobby space, gym or sheltered entertaining area depending on needs. Glazed doors open directly onto the patio, reinforcing the connection between inside and out and making it a natural extension of the garden rather than an afterthought. Outbuilding size Approx. 5.50m x 2.73m (18'1" x 8'11")

Parking - Off street

Parking - Double garage
Twin up and over doors, eaves storage, light / power and a pedestrian door to it's side (by the front door).