A beautifully presented and unusually flexible five-bedroom, three-bathroom family home, combining striking contemporary living space, a sunny private garden, extensive shared grounds and the potential for a separate annexe.
Arranged across several floors, the house offers far more flexibility than the bedroom count alone suggests. There is room for a large family, guests, home working or multigenerational living, without every requirement competing for the same space.
Concrete ideas.
The ground floor is centred around a striking open-plan kitchen, dining and living room.
A polished concrete floor and marbled-effect walls give the space a distinctly contemporary character, while the open layout allows cooking, dining and family life to happen together without feeling cramped.
The fitted kitchen includes a five-ring hob, Smeg oven, dishwasher and a good range of storage.
Five bedrooms. Possibly six.
The particularly wide first floor provides two bedrooms, a bathroom and a separate utility room with cloakroom.
To the rear is an additional reception room which could readily become a sixth bedroom, depending on how the next owner wants to use the house.
The projecting wing on this level also offers the potential to create a more self-contained annexe arrangement, subject to any necessary consents. That could work well for an older child, regular guests, extended family or simply someone who wants a little more independence without moving out entirely.
Room to work it out.
The upper floor provides two further double bedrooms, another bedroom currently suited to use as a study, and a family bathroom.
The layout gives the house valuable adaptability. Bedrooms can remain bedrooms, while work, guests and hobbies still have somewhere to go.
Your garden. Then some more garden.
The south-east facing private patio garden offers a sunny and sheltered extension of the living space.
Beyond it, there is direct access to an extensive shared garden area, giving the property considerably more outdoor space than the private garden alone would suggest.
It is a useful combination: somewhere immediately outside that is distinctly your own, followed by broader grounds for children, fresh air and the occasional need to get further away from the house.
Let’s take it off-road.
A private driveway provides off-street parking.
The house is also double glazed throughout and has gas central heating.
Schools without the run.
The property is within reach of a choice of nurseries and primary schools, together with The German School London and Grey Court School, which is rated Outstanding by Ofsted.
This is ultimately a house built around flexibility: enough bedrooms for a large family, enough bathrooms to reduce negotiations, and enough additional space to adapt as life changes.
Five-bedroom, three-bathroom family home
Striking open-plan kitchen and living space
Sunny south-east facing private patio garden
Direct access to extensive shared gardens
Flexible first-floor reception or sixth bedroom
Potential to create a self-contained annexe
Separate study or additional bedroom
Contemporary polished concrete flooring
Private driveway with off-street parking
Close to Grey Court and the German School
