Bates Road, Earlsdon, Coventry, CV5

An individual detached bungalow with detached annexe, reputed to be one of the original dwellings on Beechwood Gardens, occupying a deceptively large plot. Tucked away behind mature trees and shrubs, the property enjoys a high degree of privacy and offers flexible living accommodation in the sought after residential area of Earlsdon, on the south side of the city.

The main bungalow comprises a canopy entrance porch leading into a welcoming hallway, a cloakroom WC, a spacious lounge and dining room with a feature fireplace, a breakfast kitchen, a refitted bathroom and two generously sized bedrooms. The detached annexe provides additional versatile space, incorporating a lounge, kitchenette, shower room with WC, a double bedroom and a good sized garage.

Outside, the property is approached via a block paved driveway with parking for several vehicles and is surrounded by established gardens with mature herbaceous borders, a patio area, lean-to greenhouse and garden shed.

The bungalow benefits from double glazing and gas fired central heating and is well presented throughout, while the annexe has electric heating. With its blend of character, space and flexibility, this home offers an excellent opportunity for multi generational living or for those seeking separate work or guest accommodation, all within easy reach of local amenities, Hearsall Golf Course, Beechwood Lawn Tennis Club, schools, and transport links.


Location

Earlsdon is widely regarded as one of South Coventry’s most desirable suburbs, prized for its vibrant community, excellent amenities, and convenient connections. Families are particularly drawn here thanks to highly regarded primary schools within easy reach, while the nearby War Memorial Park and Spencer Park provide beautiful green spaces, alongside private tennis and golf clubs for leisure.

For commuters, Coventry train station is just a short stroll away, offering direct services to London Euston in under an hour, as well as easy access to Birmingham and beyond. The city centre is also within comfortable walking distance, making Earlsdon perfectly placed for both work and play.

The suburb itself brims with charm and character, offering a wide choice of cafés, independent shops, lively bars, and quality restaurants. Cultural highlights include its own theatre, library, and social club, giving Earlsdon a true sense of identity and a community spirit that is hard to rival.