Nicol Close

Tucked into a quiet, tree-lined enclave a few minutes from St Margarets Village, this late-1970s home is calm, well-composed and full of character.

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It delivers where it matters. Space that works, light in all the right places, a lovely garden, and a feeling of privacy that's increasingly hard to find - especially at this price point. A genuinely tidy proposition that wins you over from the outset.

From the conservatory, the garden feels close and immersive - leaves moving, light shifting, the outside gently pulled in. It's already a lovely space but, open it up, and the effect would be transformative - light running front to back, drawing you straight out towards the garden.

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Step outside and things only gets better. A few steps lead up to a large terrace that feels unexpectedly transportive - sun-warmed, private, and more Provence than London, with a beautiful silver birch adding to the overall calm.

 

Upstairs, the same sense of ease continues. The living room is a particularly lovely surprise - bright, full of character, and anchored by wide glazing that pulls in those long, leafy views. It's a room that's easy to settle into. Above, the principal bedroom enjoys a similarly green outlook, reinforcing that sense of quiet retreat.​

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What sets this house apart is how complete it already feels.  Move straight in and enjoy it as is, or make a handful of intuitive changes and take it somewhere else entirely.

 

In a market where compromise is often the starting point, this feels like a very smart piece of buying.

 

• Quiet no through road

• Moments from St Margarets village and Station

• Off-street parking

• West facing garden

• Excellent primary and secondary school catchments

• Chain Free

• EPC C

• Four bedrooms/two bathrooms

 

 

Asking Price: £995,000