Lower Paddock Road, Watford, WD19

Timeless from the outside, this beautifully proportioned two-bedroom semi-detached home on Lower Paddock Road offers 1,030 sq.ft of refined, flexible living arranged over two carefully considered floors. Positioned on one of Oxhey Village’s most sought-after residential streets (just moments from Bushey Station, with direct trains to London Euston in as little as 17 minutes) the house perfectly balances period character with contemporary promise. Its kerb appeal is instant and enduring: London stock brickwork, a graceful bay window framed in white stucco, and simple, symmetrical lines that lend the façade a quiet confidence. A private driveway with off-street parking for one car is a rare and valuable addition in this part of the Village. Though the interiors would welcome light modernisation, the home is eminently liveable as is - and in an area largely defined by terraces, the semi-detached arrangement provides an uncommon sense of space and privacy.

Step inside through the porch; ideal for coats, boots and daily essentials and the central hallway turns left into a generous open-plan living room measuring 23’10” by 11’8”, bathed in daylight from the south-easterly bay window. Original floorboards bring texture and warmth, while the generous proportions allow for distinct seating and dining zones. A unique recess, formed by the double-height side return, extends over 10ft in depth - currently used for storage but brimming with potential for a study, snug or playroom. Adjacent, the kitchen is efficient, with cabinetry wrapping neatly around the walls and integrated appliances concealed within. Beyond lies a practical utility area and a well-appointed downstairs W.C, adding welcome functionality for modern living.

The first floor unfolds into two well-sized bedrooms and a family bathroom. The principal bedroom (12’4” x 14’10”) sits at the front, its bay window echoing the design below and flooding the space with light. A subtle alcove, currently used as a dressing area, adds a layer of versatility. The second bedroom continues the home’s calm, neutral aesthetic - ideal as a guest room, nursery or workspace. The family bathroom completes the floor, its proportions generous and layout practical.

To the rear, the north-westerly garden is designed for ease and enjoyment. A paved terrace flows directly from the kitchen, creating a natural space for outdoor dining or summer gatherings. Beyond, a low-maintenance lawn offers scope for planting or play, while the garden’s orientation ensures evening light lingers long into the day’s end.