Dundale Road

Nestled discreetly within an established setting, this handsome detached home, originally constructed in the 1920s, has been meticulously restored and thoughtfully extended by its current owners. The result is a quietly confident, beautifully designed home that balances the charm of its period bones with the ease of contemporary living.

Crittall windows have been newly installed throughout, allowing light to pour into the house while echoing the architectural language of the era. Original internal doors retain a sense of heritage, while the interiors flow seamlessly across a series of well-proportioned, purposefully arranged spaces.

From the moment you enter, a sense of calm prevails. The hallway leads into a dual-aspect sitting room where views of the wrap-around gardens frame the space. A wood burning stove provides a grounding focal point, while folding doors open to unify the space with the expansive kitchen, dining and family area beyond – ideal for both quiet retreat and sociable living.

The rear portion of the house is open-plan yet subtly delineated into three areas: the kitchen is fitted with sleek, contemporary cabinetry and quartz worktops, all grounded by porcelain tiled flooring. A ‘Rangemaster’ cooker, American-style fridge-freezer and integrated dishwasher are complemented by a breakfast bar, while a discreet utility cupboard tucks away the practicalities of daily life. Timber flooring flows through the dining and family spaces, with garden views ever-present and a stable door inviting the outside in.