This charming 1920s three-bedroom, two-bathroom, semi-detached family home is refreshingly modernised to a high standard throughout and includes a stunning kitchen extension at the back, opening onto a beautiful sunny aspect garden, and benefits from an impressive flexible use of a garden office/studio. Chain Free.
A generous entrance hall offers access to the large modern shower room (with W.C.) and two connecting reception rooms that take you through to a lovely kitchen that truly compliments an open-plan arrangement to the ground floor. The inviting front room features wooden flooring, a working gas fireplace with Cotswold stone façade, and floating shelves to both alcoves. The second reception is currently used as a play room, alternatively however it would make a fabulous dining area or other family room.
The spacious, modern kitchen extension offers extensive fitted storage, as well as a range of appliances (integrated oven, gas hob with extraction unit, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, washing machine) and boiler. The washing machine and boiler are situated in a separate utility area with additional cupboard and storage space. A breakfast bar sits centrally to the room and the entire kitchen bathes in natural light due to the stylish glazing and roof design in powder coated aluminium frames. Quality bi-fold doors in a similar design open out fully to the garden.
Upstairs on the first-floor landing is the front aspect double bedroom and rear aspect double bedroom, both complete with fitted wardrobes. Additionally the single room sits with a front aspect; and all three enjoy use of a family bathroom with bath, sink and W.C. The property additionally boasts a large loft space (equal to the original footprint of the house) with sufficient height at the apex to convert, subject to planning permission.
The rear garden has an incredibly private aspect and is custom designed with a large York stone terrace for dining and entertaining, and verdant lower level lawn. The garden also features mature apple, bay, elderflower and fig trees, amongst other plants, trees and shrubs, all of which make this a stunning feature to the property. At the back of the garden is an impressive, large and recently constructed garden studio, fully insulated (with air conditioning/heater) and beautifully finished flooring, inbuilt storage, independent electrics and connection to the internet, and matching bi-fold doors. Suitable as a home office, gym or cinema room making this a superb and highly practical addition to the home.
Externally the front is similarly landscaped and offers a large driveway (with the potential OSP for two vehicles), English Yew hedge, attractive paving, a small garden bed and bike shed. There is gated, wide side access to the property.
Location: Dennis Road is a quiet residential side street within short walking distance (abt. 2 mins) of East Molesey's main high street on Walton Road, as well as Hampton Court Railway Station (zone 6), and village area of Bridge Road (abt. 15 mins away). The immediate area has an abundance of amenities to draw upon, enjoys superb schooling options as well as many open acres of parkland found at Hurst Park, two Royal Parks (Bushy Park and Home Park, beside the Palace), The Wilderness and Molesey Heath nature reserve. East Molesey boat and cricket clubs are found alongside the Thames towpath which are well supported by the local community.
