Kings Mount, Oxton

A pleasant approach leads to a repaved driveway providing off-road parking. An Indian sandstone pathway guides you to a slightly raised, high-quality part-glazed composite entrance door, complemented by a welcoming exterior light and overhead glazing, allowing natural light to flood the spacious and inviting vestibule.

Inside, the vestibule showcases beautiful original tiled flooring, enhanced by deep skirting boards, a dado rail and elegant coving, setting the tone for the character found throughout the home. An original part-glazed inner door, with surrounding glazing, opens through to the main hallway.

An impressive reception hall provides a striking first impression, offering a wonderful sense of grandeur while remaining warm and inviting. Herringbone-style flooring flows seamlessly underfoot, enhancing the sense of continuity throughout the ground floor.

Beautifully preserved original features, including deep skirting boards, decorative coving and detailed architraves, celebrate the home’s period character, complemented by the addition of a statement column radiator. An elegant staircase rises to the first floor, with further access leading down to the lower ground level, while doors open through to the principal reception spaces.

A well-appointed ground floor cloakroom provides a practical addition, ideal for modern family living. A frosted window to the side aspect allows for natural light while maintaining privacy.

The suite comprises a low-level WC and a wash hand basin set within a sleek drawer storage unit, complemented by a further wall-mounted cabinet offering useful space for everyday essentials. A contemporary ladder-style radiator adds both comfort and style, while the continuation of the herringbone flooring from the reception hall enhances the sense of cohesion.

The room also discreetly houses the newly installed combination boiler within a fitted wall unit.

The living room offers a beautifully proportioned space in which to relax and unwind. A large UPVC bay window draws in an abundance of natural light, enhancing the sense of space, while original panelling beneath adds character and visual interest.

Period features are thoughtfully retained, including deep skirting boards, a picture rail, and an ornate coved ceiling complete with a central ceiling rose, all of which contribute to the room’s timeless appeal. A column radiator provides a stylish, contemporary touch, while a quality, newly laid carpet underfoot adds warmth and comfort.

Forming the true heart of the home, the open-plan dining kitchen provides an exceptional space for both everyday family life and entertaining. The dining area offers ample room for a full dining suite, with a UPVC window overlooking the rear garden and allowing natural light to pour in, creating a bright and welcoming setting. Character features including a picture rail, ceiling coving and a feature open chimney breast add charm, while column radiators, including a striking vertical design, enhance both comfort and style.

Herringbone-style flooring flows seamlessly through a wide opening into the beautifully appointed kitchen, reinforcing the sense of space and continuity. Recently fitted, the kitchen features an excellent range of shaker-style units, complemented by carefully chosen contrasting work surfaces and matching upstands. A central island provides additional storage and serves as a natural focal point for both preparation and socialising.

A one-and-a-half bowl composite sink with mixer tap is positioned beneath a window overlooking the garden, while integrated appliances include twin Bosch oven/grills, a four-ring induction hob with extractor above, as well as a dishwasher and fridge freezer. Inset ceiling spotlights complete the space, and a door leads through to the adjoining utility room.

The utility room provides a practical and well-considered addition, ideal for keeping laundry and day-to-day appliances separate from the main kitchen space. There is ample provision for both a washing machine and tumble dryer, ensuring functionality without compromising on the home’s aesthetic.

A UPVC window and door offer direct access to the rear garden while allowing for natural light and ventilation. A central heating radiator ensures year-round comfort, and the continuation of the herringbone-style flooring from the kitchen maintains a seamless and cohesive finish.

Bedroom Five / Reception Room offers a generously proportioned and highly versatile space, ideal for use as an additional bedroom, guest suite or further living area. A UPVC window allows for natural light, while a radiator ensures comfort throughout the year.

Finished with quality oak-effect flooring and inset ceiling spotlights, the room continues the home’s theme of thoughtful refurbishment, creating a space that is both practical and inviting.

Bedroom Six is a well-presented and versatile room, ideal for use as a bedroom, home office or hobby space. A UPVC window provides natural light, complemented by a radiator for comfort.

The room is finished with oak-effect flooring and inset ceiling spotlights, continuing the high standard of refurbishment seen throughout the home.

The first floor is approached via a stunning original staircase, featuring an elegant handrail with a distinctive carved starting detail, adding a real sense of craftsmanship and period charm. A newly laid carpet runner flows gracefully up to the spacious first floor landing, enhancing both comfort and style.

The landing itself is well-proportioned and beautifully presented, with fresh carpeting and a radiator, while also offering potential for a loft conversion (subject to the necessary consents). Doors lead through to each of the first floor rooms, continuing the home’s thoughtful layout.

The principal bedroom is a generously proportioned and beautifully presented space, enhanced by a large UPVC bay window to the front aspect, allowing for an abundance of natural light.

Character features include a picture rail, ceiling coving and an attractive original cast iron fireplace, all of which add to the room’s charm and elegance. A radiator provides comfort, while a freshly laid quality carpet completes the space, creating a calm and inviting retreat.

Bedroom Two is a well-proportioned and inviting room, enjoying a pleasant outlook over the rear garden via a UPVC window, allowing for a good degree of natural light.

An original cast iron fireplace provides a charming focal point, complemented by a radiator for everyday comfort. The room is finished in keeping with the rest of the home, with a quality carpet underfoot enhancing the overall sense of warmth and refinement.

Bedroom Three is another well-proportioned room, positioned to the rear of the property and enjoying a pleasant outlook over the garden via a UPVC window.

The room retains its character with an original cast iron fireplace, while a radiator provides comfort. Finished in keeping with the rest of the home, the space feels both warm and inviting, making it well-suited as a bedroom, guest room or home office.

Bedroom Four is a comfortable and well-presented room, positioned to the front of the property with a UPVC window allowing for natural light.

Features include ceiling coving, adding a subtle touch of character, along with a radiator for everyday comfort. The room is finished in keeping with the rest of the home, providing a versatile space suited to a variety of uses.

The bathroom has been stylishly appointed in keeping with the rest of the home, offering a high-quality and contemporary finish. The suite comprises a panelled bath with a fixed overhead shower, additional handheld attachment and glass screen, along with a low-level WC and a wash hand basin set within a handy storage unit.

Decorative tiled splashbacks, featuring richly toned, metro-style tiles, add a distinctive and elegant touch, complemented by oak-effect flooring which continues the home’s cohesive design. A ladder-style radiator provides both warmth and practicality, while a frosted UPVC window allows for natural light with privacy. Additional features include an extractor fan and loft access hatch.

To the rear, the property enjoys a private and beautifully arranged south-facing garden, designed with both relaxation and ease of maintenance in mind. A generous Indian sandstone patio provides the perfect space for outdoor dining and entertaining, with steps leading down to a neatly defined artificial lawn, offering year-round usability.

The garden is enclosed by a combination of contemporary timber fencing and attractive stone walling, creating a pleasant backdrop while affording a good degree of privacy. A gravelled section to the side adds further practicality, and an external water tap provides additional convenience. The overall layout ensures the space can be enjoyed throughout the day, benefiting from an abundance of natural sunlight.