A beautifully refurbished three-bedroom 1930s semi-detached home, combining character features with stylish contemporary finishes, generous parking, a garage and a large west-facing rear garden.

This attractive 1930s semi-detached home has been sympathretically fully refurbished throughout, creating a bright and beautifully presented property while retaining the character and proportions associated with homes of this period.

A "key-hole" porch leads to a central entrance hallway which provides a welcoming first impression, with a useful ground floor cloakroom. The dual-aspect living room enjoys plenty of natural light and features an original 1930's fireplace with unusual detailing, it is a comfortable and inviting space in which to relax.

At the heart of the home is the impressive open-plan kitchen and dining room. The dining area features a bay window and tiled, original 1930's art deco fireplace, adding character to the contemporary open-plan layout, which also has ample space for a seating area to create a family space. The newly fitted white kitchen provides a fresh, modern finish from which a rear-facing window takes advantage of the outlook over the garden and far-reaching views beyond. Off the kitchen is a practical boot room, ideal for everyday coats, shoes and outdoor gear.

Upstairs, the landing benefits from a window to the front, bringing additional natural light into the centre of the home. The dual-aspect principal bedroom is a particularly bright and spacious room with a feature fireplace, while bedroom two also features a fireplace and an attractive bay window. The third bedroom enjoys far-reaching views, making it equally suited as a bedroom, home office or study. A newly fitted contemporary bathroom completes the first-floor accommodation.

A particularly useful feature is the undercroft, which currently provides excellent storage but offers exciting potential to create a den, games room, hobby space or home office.

Outside, the property benefits from ample off-road parking and a garage with power and light. To the rear is a real highlight: a large west-facing garden, providing a fantastic amount of outside space and benefiting from the afternoon and evening sun. There is plenty of scope for entertaining, relaxing, gardening or creating different areas to suit family life.

With its combination of 1930s character, complete refurbishment, contemporary kitchen and bathroom, generous garden, parking, garage and far-reaching views, 40 Knowles Hill is a superb home ready for its new owners to move straight in.

Knowles Hill is highly popular with families due to the proximity to the highly regarded Knowles Hill School as well as secondary schools. It is a short walk to the town centre, supermarkets and local amenities.

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