One of the larger ‘Cottage Style’ houses on North Kingston’s Tudor development, this extended three/four-bedroom end terrace combines a double-depth front bay with generous rear and side additions. A substantial kitchen/dining/family room opens to a sunny south-westerly garden, while the porch, utility/cloakroom and storage garage make the practical side of family life equally well considered.
A larger take on the Cottage StyleThis is one of the development’s more generous layouts, distinguished by its double-depth front bay and larger principal bedroom.
The house has also been extended to the rear and side, with an added entrance porch completing the frontage. The result is a home with noticeably more room than its traditional exterior might first suggest.
The heart of the home.The extended kitchen/dining/family room brings the principal ground-floor spaces together in one bright and sociable setting.
Generous fitted units are complemented by an island, a five-burner Smeg hob and built-in Bosch double ovens. Tiled flooring gives the room a practical finish, while folding double-glazed doors open across the rear onto the deck and garden.
There is ample room here for cooking, dining and everyday family life, with the garden forming a natural continuation of the space in warmer weather.
Access all areas.The side extension provides a utility room and cloakroom with both front and rear access.
It includes a WC, wash basin and tiled flooring, with space currently arranged for a washing machine and tumble dryer. Its position creates a practical secondary route through the house as well as keeping laundry and household essentials away from the main living space.
South by south-west.The rear garden enjoys a sunny south-westerly aspect and is arranged with a deck, Easygrass lawn and storage garage.
At the front, slate chippings and olive trees give the house a smart and individual appearance.
A walk, not a car run, to the nearest top school.The property is positioned between Tiffin Girls’, The Kingston Academy and Fernhill School on Richmond Road, and Latchmere and St Agatha’s on Latchmere Road.
Tudor Drive is moments away for local shops, a Post Office, convenience store, library and bus services to both Kingston and Richmond.
Extended 1930s end-terrace house
Flexible three/four-bedroom layout
Larger ‘Cottage Style’ design
Double-depth bay and larger principal bedroom
Extended kitchen/dining/family room
Smeg hob, Bosch ovens and island
Folding doors onto deck and garden
Side utility/cloakroom with two-way access
Sunny south-westerly garden & garage
North Kingston near leading schools