Beechwood Close, Leeds, LS18

This is one of those homes where the hard work is being done and it will be ready for a buyer very swiftly.

N.B. The property is still under construction. The images shown are illustrative renders and reflect the intended finish and overall direction of the design, alongside some visuals of the current stage of works. Viewing is possible straight-away.

Originally a dormer bungalow, it has been thoughtfully reworked and extended with a side, part-wrap addition to create a layout that feels far more in tune with how people live day to day. The extension has been carefully considered, designed to sit comfortably alongside the original Arts and Crafts style, so it feels like it has always been here rather than something added later.

At the centre of it all is the kitchen and dining space. Generous in scale and designed to open out onto the garden through bi-fold doors, it is a room that naturally draws people together. There is a connection to outside that will come into its own in the warmer months, with a decked seating area extending the space beyond the walls of the house. The gardens themselves will be landscaped to both the front and rear, creating a setting that feels complete from day one.

The living room sits separately and is notably well proportioned, with a dual aspect that brings light in from both sides. It feels calm, bright and versatile, equally suited to quieter evenings or a busier household.

The ground floor as a whole has been designed with flexibility in mind. A useful WC sits just off the hallway, while additional reception space can adapt as needed, whether for working from home or everyday family life. Underfloor heating runs throughout, adding a layer of comfort that is felt rather than seen. The finish is consistent and considered, with panelled detailing, clean lines and an oak staircase with glass balustrade giving a real sense of quality on arrival.

Upstairs, the space has been reconfigured to create three genuine double bedrooms. Each is well balanced, with useful proportions and access to walk-in storage. Two bathrooms have been finished to a high standard, in keeping with the overall specification of the house.

Behind the scenes, this is a full renovation rather than a cosmetic update. The property has been rewired, replumbed and fully re-skimmed, with high-grade fixtures and fittings throughout. Importantly, the developer remains open to working alongside a buyer at this stage, offering the opportunity to influence final choices within the kitchen and bathrooms, allowing the finish to feel personal rather than prescribed.

Outside, a driveway provides off-street parking, adding to the practicality of day to day living.

Southway itself is one of those locations that people tend to stay in once they arrive. Quiet, established and genuinely attractive, it has a settled feel that is hard to replicate. There is a sense of space around you, yet you remain well connected, with straightforward access towards Leeds, the airport and a wide network of countryside walks close by.

The EPC reflects the old property and whilst valid will be updated in due course as part of any sale

A home that offers clarity in its layout, quality in its execution, and just enough flexibility to make it your own.