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The house presents beautifully from the street, but once inside it does feel a little bit basic. The bedrooms are all a very good size, and the addition of a walk-in robe to the master is great. The central hallway is wide enough and everything is neat and tidy. The extension past the kitchen, laundry and bathroom feels out of place: one would've done better to place a bathroom centrally and have a more open kitchen and dining area integrating to the courtyard. It's a great entry into the area.
The position is okay, not great. We're tucked away between Canterbury Road and Bridport Street. The neighbouring homes all seem fully developed, and with council restrictions there is little to no chance of overdevelopment affecting the property.
The house is what it is, and so is the land: 181 m², facing south at the back, which has been overcome well with skylights in some of the central areas. One wonders why this has stopped as we move towards the living and dining area.
Energy efficiency features are, as with 90% of our housing stock, non-existent. There is no solar. The windows are all single glazed and not properly sealed (which is still standard, unfortunately). The south-facing back has been overcome smartly with skylights in the central bedroom, and a couple more skylights in the living and dining area would make this house feel as bright as any.
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