Guide price
£1,495,000
(£651/sq. ft)
5 bed detached house for saleNorth Park, Gerrards Cross SL9
5 beds
2 baths
3 receptions
2,296 sq. ft
EPC Rating: E
Just added
Freehold
About this property
Three floors with scope to extend
10 mins’ walk to station & high street
Striking atrium hall & staircase
Five bedrooms, ensuite to principal
The Property
This charming and characterful home offers spacious and flexible accommodation arranged over three floors, with planning permission already granted for further expansion. The approved scheme includes demolition of the existing garage and construction of part single-/part two-storey side and rear extensions, along with a new garden shed—presenting a unique opportunity to further enhance the property to suit individual needs.
The house has already been extended by previous owners and features a welcoming reception hall with a high atrium, flanked by a striking three-sided staircase. A discreet stained-glass window adds character and charm to the space, which provides access to the principal ground floor rooms, including a cloakroom and separate WC.
The lounge/dining room is a well-proportioned space with a gas coal-effect fireplace, double doors opening to the rear terrace, and a large bay window overlooking the garden. To the front, the family room also benefits from a fireplace with gas coal-effect fire. The kitchen/breakfast room is fitted with a modern range of cream-fronted units and integrated appliances, including an oven, grill, four-ring gas hob, and dishwasher. There is space for a freestanding fridge/freezer and a breakfast table, while double doors open onto the rear garden. A utility room adjoins the kitchen, and a stone gas coal fireplace adds warmth and character.
Upstairs Accommodation
On the first floor, the principal bedroom is a generous suite with a walkway of fitted wardrobes, dual-aspect windows, an ensuite bathroom, and air conditioning. The second bedroom is a large double with a wash basin and air conditioning, and the third is a good-sized single room. A family bathroom, separate WC, and storage cupboard complete this level.
The second floor comprises two further bedrooms and access to both a small loft and a larger storage loft—offering additional scope for conversion, subject to further planning consent.
Outside
Set on a wide and well-screened plot, the front of the property is enclosed by mature red robin hedging, with a lawned area, panel fencing, and gated access. One side features a footpath leading to the entrance, while the other offers off-street parking via a driveway leading to the detached garage.
The attractive rear garden enjoys excellent privacy, featuring a full-width raised patio with steps down to a lawned area framed by well-stocked flower beds and mature borders, while a charming natural brick well and brick-built store behind the garage complete the garden’s character.
Location
Gerrards Cross consistently ranks among the most desirable places to live in England. This property is just a 10 minute walk away from the train station and high street and just under three miles from the M25 and M40, it offers superb connectivity while retaining the charm of a thriving village. The high street, centred around Packhorse Road and Station Road, is home to boutique shops, cafés, bistros, banks, and a hotel, with the Everyman Cinema adding to its cultural offering.
Nearby, Gerrards Cross Common offers open green space with ponds, woodland, and recreational facilities including walking trails, play areas, and sports pitches—ideal for families and outdoor enthusiasts alike.
EPC Rating: E
Location
Location
Gerrards Cross consistently ranks among the most desirable places to live in England. Just under three miles from the M25 and M40, it offers superb connectivity while retaining the charm of a thriving village. The high street, centred around Packhorse Road and Station Road, is home to boutique shops, cafés, bistros, banks, and a hotel, with the Everyman Cinema adding to its cultural offering.
Nearby, Gerrards Cross Common offers open green space with ponds, woodland, and recreational facilities including walking trails, play areas, and sports pitches—ideal for families and outdoor enthusiasts alike.
This charming and characterful home offers spacious and flexible accommodation arranged over three floors, with planning permission already granted for further expansion. The approved scheme includes demolition of the existing garage and construction of part single-/part two-storey side and rear extensions, along with a new garden shed—presenting a unique opportunity to further enhance the property to suit individual needs.
The house has already been extended by previous owners and features a welcoming reception hall with a high atrium, flanked by a striking three-sided staircase. A discreet stained-glass window adds character and charm to the space, which provides access to the principal ground floor rooms, including a cloakroom and separate WC.
The lounge/dining room is a well-proportioned space with a gas coal-effect fireplace, double doors opening to the rear terrace, and a large bay window overlooking the garden. To the front, the family room also benefits from a fireplace with gas coal-effect fire. The kitchen/breakfast room is fitted with a modern range of cream-fronted units and integrated appliances, including an oven, grill, four-ring gas hob, and dishwasher. There is space for a freestanding fridge/freezer and a breakfast table, while double doors open onto the rear garden. A utility room adjoins the kitchen, and a stone gas coal fireplace adds warmth and character.
Upstairs Accommodation
On the first floor, the principal bedroom is a generous suite with a walkway of fitted wardrobes, dual-aspect windows, an ensuite bathroom, and air conditioning. The second bedroom is a large double with a wash basin and air conditioning, and the third is a good-sized single room. A family bathroom, separate WC, and storage cupboard complete this level.
The second floor comprises two further bedrooms and access to both a small loft and a larger storage loft—offering additional scope for conversion, subject to further planning consent.
Outside
Set on a wide and well-screened plot, the front of the property is enclosed by mature red robin hedging, with a lawned area, panel fencing, and gated access. One side features a footpath leading to the entrance, while the other offers off-street parking via a driveway leading to the detached garage.
The attractive rear garden enjoys excellent privacy, featuring a full-width raised patio with steps down to a lawned area framed by well-stocked flower beds and mature borders, while a charming natural brick well and brick-built store behind the garage complete the garden’s character.
Location
Gerrards Cross consistently ranks among the most desirable places to live in England. This property is just a 10 minute walk away from the train station and high street and just under three miles from the M25 and M40, it offers superb connectivity while retaining the charm of a thriving village. The high street, centred around Packhorse Road and Station Road, is home to boutique shops, cafés, bistros, banks, and a hotel, with the Everyman Cinema adding to its cultural offering.
Nearby, Gerrards Cross Common offers open green space with ponds, woodland, and recreational facilities including walking trails, play areas, and sports pitches—ideal for families and outdoor enthusiasts alike.
EPC Rating: E
Location
Location
Gerrards Cross consistently ranks among the most desirable places to live in England. Just under three miles from the M25 and M40, it offers superb connectivity while retaining the charm of a thriving village. The high street, centred around Packhorse Road and Station Road, is home to boutique shops, cafés, bistros, banks, and a hotel, with the Everyman Cinema adding to its cultural offering.
Nearby, Gerrards Cross Common offers open green space with ponds, woodland, and recreational facilities including walking trails, play areas, and sports pitches—ideal for families and outdoor enthusiasts alike.
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