£679,500 /Sale price

VIDEO WALKTHROUGH AVAILABLEHomes Partnership is delighted to offer for sale with no onward chain, this five bedroom semi-detached, Edwardian property built by James Longley and Company in the early 1900s. The property is a locally listed building and is situated in a conservation area.Stepping through the doors, being fully refurbished throughout. The property has many period features, as well as modern updates, making this home full of character. The entrance to the property is stunning, with a veranda-style porch with an original Edwardian front door and flanking windows with leaded light stained glass.The ground floor in full comprises an entrance hall, a lounge to the front with a feature fireplace and a box bay window to the front, and a family room also with a feature fireplace and a window to the rear. The spacious kitchen/dining room is a great social space, with a space for a table and a breakfast bar. The room is bright and airy with plenty of natural light flooding in through two windows to the side. There is a rear lobby with convenient storage cupboards and a shower room/WC.Ascending to the first floor, there are five bedrooms, three bedrooms are accessed off a split landing with a decorative skylight. There are two further bedrooms and a family bathroom fitted with a white suite.Moving outside, the front garden is laid to lawn with beds well stocked with plants and shrubs. A driveway to the side provides parking for several vehicles and has double gates opening to the rear garden. The garage is situated within the garden, to the side of the property, and has windows and a door to the rear garden.The rear garden is a great space for entertaining family and friends, with a rear gate that opens to a childrens playground and the Malthouse Road allotments. There is a substantial patio area to the side and rear of the property where steps lead up to the remainder being laid to lawn, with beds well stocked with mature plants, shrubs, and trees. This is a great space for children to play, to soak up the sun, or for gardeners to flex their green fingers. This would make a great family home with a choice of schools easily accessible, the town centre and train station less than half a mile away, as well as Goffs Park, the oldest park in Crawley with a lake, woodland walks, tree trail, pitch and putt, model railway and Goffs Manor pub and restaurant. We would urge a viewing as this property is sure to impress!EPC Rating: C