4 bedroom semi-detached house for sale

Substantial 1930s 4 bedroom semi detached house in a sought after road offered with no onward chain.

A part glazed entrance door leads into the welcoming hallway with radiator, picture rail, frosted front window, and understair cupboard. A door off the hall enters a ground floor cloakroom with a WC, tiled walls and floor, wash hand basin, radiator and a double glazed frosted side window. There are two generous receptions. The front lounge has two radiators and a doubled glazed front bay while the rear reception room has a radiator and sliding doors out to the conservatory extension. Please note that for a previous owner a lift was installed between the rear reception and the bedroom above, which can be removed and made good. The conservatory has windows to rear and side, a tiled floor and louvre doors to a utility cupboard with space for appliances. A bifold door off the hall leads into the kitchen which has units at eye and base level, inset sink unit, an inbuilt Neff double oven, space for a fridge freezer and dishwasher. There’s also a wall mounted Worcester Greenstar boiler, with a rear double glazed door and window out to the patio, garage and garden.

The 1st floor has the front double bedroom with inbuilt wardrobe cupboards to the left corner, radiator, picture rail and a double glazed window. The rear double bedroom has a fireplace with a mantlepiece, picture rail, radiator and double glazed window overlooking the garden. (This room currently also has the lift in it.) There is also a generous size 3rd single bedroom on this floor and a large family bathroom.

Stairs up from the 1st to the 2nd floor landing have a double glazed side window and then the staircase emerges into a generous loft bedroom with a radiator, wash hand basin, double glazed window overlooking the garden to the rear and doors to various inbuilt storage/wardrobe cupboards with hanging rails and shelving. The loft extension was done in the days before it was fashionable to also include an en suite but there is an obvious way to add a bathroom to the 2nd floor of this house without losing anything off the size of the bedroom. There is also potential for general remodelling of the house and/or a rear ground floor extension and/or an office outbuilding as at numerous other properties in the road.

Outside the property benefits from off street parking on a paved driveway. There’s a shared driveway providing rear access to the garden and to a long storage garage at the rear of the house with a further garden shed added on behind that. Mostly the garden itself is grassed with established borders and a quiet seating area to the rear.

Dysart Avenue is a prime address which at its southern end leads down to the Thames riverside opposite the Lensbury Club and near the cycle/pedestrian bridge over the river at Teddington Lock. Its also a road with a neighbourly community spirit and there are shared functions and events at different time of the year. One feature of the address is that its just inside Kingston Borough (- the other side of the back garden fence is in Richmond)- which means it is in the catchment area of schools in Ham like Meadlands and Grey Court, but is also conveniently near Tiffin Girls, the Kingston Academy and Fernhill School, all on Richmond Road. The house is near the 371, K5 and 65 bus services and all the shops and facilities on Ham Parade.

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