3 Bedroom Detached House

This is a house that adapts to the family living in it, rather than the other way round because although it’s officially three bedrooms, it can just as easily be run as five.

As a three bed, it suits a smaller or growing family. Two reception rooms downstairs mean somewhere to gather as well as somewhere to retreat to. The loft, left as it is, becomes the space that absorbs everything a family accumulates over the years, or a study for whoever in the house needs somewhere quiet to focus.

Run as a five bed, the same rooms flex another way. The front reception and loft become extra bedrooms. Either way, the kitchen and back living room carry on doing what they were built for, the kitchen big enough for the everyday traffic of a full house, the back living room opening onto the large garden for evenings that happen without anyone deciding to make them happen.

What this home offers is a choice and flexibility, it equally suits a family that needs three bedrooms and breathing space or one that needs additional sleeping accommodation.

A note from the seller:
“The location was everything for us. We're a short walk to the school, so mornings were never a scramble. The garden mattered just as much. We kept it low maintenance on purpose, because we wanted a space to actually enjoy rather than one that took over our weekends. It's given us a proper outdoor space for family life, somewhere the kids could just be outside, without it ever feeling like a chore.“