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27 Green Avenue, Davenham, CW9 8HZ

£340,000 Asking Price
Freehold

Property Summary

Property Summary

A traditional three-bedroom semi-detached home positioned within a well-established part of Davenham, offering generous internal proportions, a generous rear garden, detached single garage and a layout that balances retained character with practical everyday living. Set along a quiet residential avenue within walking distance of village amenities, the property presents an opportunity for buyers seeking a solid family home with scope to further personalise over time.

Overview & Features

Receptions

2 Receptions

Bedrooms

3 Bedrooms

Bathrooms

1 Bathrooms

Property Features

  • Traditional three-bedroom semi-detached home
  • Positioned within a popular residential area of Davenham
  • Bay-fronted lounge with retained character features
  • Separate dining room overlooking the rear garden
  • Fitted kitchen with adjoining utility space
  • Two generous double bedrooms with fitted storage
  • Neutral family bathroom
  • Long rear garden with detached garage
  • Driveway providing off-road parking
  • No Chain!

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Green Avenue carries the familiar character of a mature residential setting, where established homes sit comfortably within wider plots and everyday village life remains close at hand. The property itself immediately reflects the proportions and detailing associated with its era, with bay-fronted elevations, decorative timberwork and a driveway extending alongside the home towards the detached garage beyond.

Stepping inside, the entrance hall introduces the home with a sense of warmth and familiarity. Original proportions remain evident throughout, with higher ceilings, wider transitional spaces and retained internal character contributing to the overall feel of the property. The main reception spaces have been arranged in a traditional yet highly functional layout, with the bay-fronted lounge positioned to the front of the home and a separate dining room overlooking the rear garden. The lounge feels particularly welcoming, centred around a fireplace and softened by natural light filtering through the curved bay window. Decorative glazing within the upper sections of the windows introduces subtle period detail without overwhelming the room itself. To the rear, the dining room provides a more relaxed everyday space with direct views across the garden. The proportions comfortably accommodate both dining and additional seating if desired, allowing the room to adapt naturally around changing family needs over time.

Positioned separately from the main reception areas, the kitchen has been fitted with a range of timber-style cabinetry alongside generous work surfaces and integrated cooking appliances. Windows draw natural light into the room throughout the day, while the layout itself offers practicality and good storage without feeling overly condensed.

Beyond the kitchen, a useful utility space adds further practicality, particularly for day-to-day family living, laundry and garden access. The overall layout works well operationally, separating the more practical aspects of the home from the principal living areas.

The entrance hall and landing also retain a pleasing sense of scale often missing from more modern homes, helping the property feel balanced and comfortable rather than overly compact and the ground floor is completed by the convenient w.c.

Upstairs, the accommodation continues to reflect the proportions of the original design. Two of the bedrooms are generous doubles, each benefitting from fitted storage and wide windows that allow natural light to move easily throughout the rooms. The front bedroom particularly benefits from the curvature of the bay window, creating a softer architectural feel while also opening the outlook across the avenue itself.

A third bedroom provides flexibility as a nursery, study, dressing room or single bedroom depending on requirements.

The bathroom has been updated with a clean, neutral finish incorporating full-height tiling, a fitted bath with shower over, pedestal basin and WC. The styling remains simple and functional, designed to sit comfortably within the wider tone of the home.

To the rear, the garden extends far beyond what many buyers may expect from the initial frontage, creating a long outdoor space with established boundaries, lawned sections and detached brick-built garaging. The scale of the plot introduces further possibilities for landscaping, garden rooms or future extension potential, subject to any required permissions. Equally, the space already functions well for family use, outdoor dining or simply enjoying a quieter setting away from the main village roads.

The detached garage and extended driveway also provide valuable practical storage and off-road parking.

These particulars are provided as a general guide only and do not form part of any offer or contract. We have not carried out a structural survey, nor tested any services, systems, appliances or specific fittings. Buyers should rely on their own investigations through their solicitor or surveyor. Descriptions, images, floorplans and measurements are provided for guidance only and should not be relied upon for the purchase of fixtures, fittings, carpets or furnishings, nor as confirmation of the items included in the sale. Council Tax bands and any reference to planning or consents should be independently verified. Properties are offered subject to contract, and J Lord & Co and its representatives are not authorised to make or give any warranties or representations.

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