A beautifully presented semi-detached period home, ideally located in the heart of the highly sought-after Fulflood area. The property offers a wealth of versatile living space and is finished to an exceptional standard throughout, seamlessly blending character features with contemporary design to create a warm and inviting family home.

The front is a traditional and cosy sitting room, featuring a charming bay window and a wood-burning stove, creating a perfect space to relax. Double doors open into a spacious family room, allowing the rooms to flow effortlessly together while still offering the option of separate, defined living areas ideal for both entertaining and everyday family life.

The rear of the house has been thoughtfully remodelled to create a superb open-plan kitchen, dining and living area, designed around a striking central island that forms the heart of the home. This space is perfectly suited to modern, sociable living, with ample room for cooking, dining and relaxing, and benefits from excellent natural light and a strong connection to the garden.

On the first floor are two generous double bedrooms, both beautifully presented and served by a stunning family bathroom finished to a high specification. There is also an additional room which is ideal as a dressing room, nursery or utility room. providing excellent flexibility to suit a variety of lifestyle needs.

The second floor provides two further well-proportioned bedrooms, offering flexible accommodation that would suit older children, guests, or those seeking dedicated home office or hobby spaces. Externally, the property benefits from driveway parking, complemented by additional resident permit parking available on the street.

The rear garden is beautifully landscaped and mostly laid to lawn, creating a peaceful and private outdoor space ideal for both relaxation and entertaining. At the far end of the garden is a large, high-end home office, fully equipped with electricity, heating and internet, making it perfect for remote working, a studio, or a private retreat away from the main house.

The location is particularly appealing, benefiting from excellent nearby schools, close proximity to Peter Symonds College and easy access to the train station, making it ideal for families and commuters alike.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Materials used in construction: Brick

Alterations or improvements have been carried out on the property: Ask Agent

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