Kitchener Street, Swindon, SN2

A traditional address with a thoroughly modern twist. And rather a lot more to offer than first meets the eye!

If you're looking for a home that combines the charm and familiarity of a traditional terraced property with the finish and convenience of modern living, then this beautifully presented, fully modernised two-bedroom home on Kitchener Street deserves your attention.


Extended to both the ground and first floors, this is a property that has made excellent use of its footprint, creating a home that offers more than you might initially expect.


Let's start with the kitchen. Recently fitted and thoughtfully appointed, it comes complete with underfloor heating and integrated dishwasher, bringing a contemporary feel to one of the most important rooms in the house. Whether you're preparing a quick breakfast before work, cooking for friends or enjoying a slower Sunday morning, it's a space designed to make everyday living that little bit easier.


The ground-floor extension adds another dimension to the accommodation, providing additional space to enjoy and giving the home a more generous feel. It's the sort of improvement that makes a difference not just on viewing day, but in the everyday rhythm of life.


Upstairs, the first-floor extension has allowed for a particularly impressive four-piece bathroom. Rather than settling for the usual bathroom arrangement, you have the benefit of a separate bath and shower, giving you the choice of a quick start to the morning or a little more time to unwind at the end of the day.


There are two bedrooms, offering comfortable accommodation with the flexibility to create a guest room, home office or simply a little breathing space as your needs change.


And then there's the attic room. Complete with a skylight, power and lighting, this is an additional space that opens up a number of possibilities. Perhaps somewhere to work from home, indulge a hobby, create a reading retreat or simply enjoy a little extra room away from the main living accommodation. It is worth noting that buyers should establish the room's permitted use and any applicable building regulation or planning requirements before treating it as a formal bedroom.


Throughout, the property benefits from gas central heating via radiators and uPVC double glazing, while its beautifully presented condition means there's no lengthy decorating list waiting for you when you collect the keys.


In short, this is a home where much of the hard work has already been done. The modernisation, extensions and thoughtful improvements combine to create somewhere you can move straight into and enjoy.


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The location

Kitchener Street is situated within the established Ferndale area of Swindon, offering a convenient position for enjoying the town's amenities, local schooling and transport connections.


For families, there are several schools within the surrounding neighbourhood, including Gorse Hill Primary School on Avening Street and Ferndale Primary School and Nursery on Wiltshire Avenue. St Mary's Catholic Primary School on Bessemer Road is another nearby option. For older pupils, Swindon Academy on Beech Avenue offers both primary and secondary education, while St Joseph's Catholic College and UTC Swindon provide further secondary education options. School admissions and catchment arrangements should always be checked directly.


For everyday healthcare, Hawthorn Medical Centre on May Close provides local GP services, with Hawthorn Pharmacy on Cricklade Road and Clive Parade Pharmacy also nearby for prescriptions and everyday healthcare needs. Gorse Hill Dental Practice on Cricklade Road provides a further local dental option.


Commuters are particularly well placed, with Swindon railway station approximately half a mile away, offering mainline services towards London Paddington, Reading and Bristol. For road users, the A4312 and A419 provide connections towards the wider Swindon road network and the M4.


Public transport is another useful feature of this location. Nearby stops around Bradleys Corner, St Mary's Grove and Norman Road provide access to the local bus network. Swindon's Bus Company operates services including the number 1 and 1A, connecting the town centre with areas such as the Great Western Hospital and Badbury Park, while the number 5 links the town centre with Moredon and Park North. Check current stop-level timetables before travelling, as not every service serves every nearby stop.


It's a location that makes everyday life practical, whether you're heading into town, commuting further afield or simply enjoying the convenience of having established amenities close by.


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Now, shall we get you through the front door?

You can read about the extensions, admire the kitchen and picture yourself enjoying that four-piece bathroom all day long... but there's a rather important part missing.

Actually seeing it!

Call Daniel at EweMove today and get your viewing booked. He's ready to show you around, answer your questions and, in true traditional estate agent fashion, tell you why he thinks this one is worth getting excited about. Don't leave it to somebody else to get there first!