REF: JC0739 - Some houses give you a driveway. This one gives you a logistics operation.

Seriously, the plot here is enormous. If you’ve got a few cars, a work van, a caravan, teenagers who’ll eventually arrive home with cars of their own, or you’ve always fancied starting your own DPD depot, you’re going to be very well catered for. And it’s that combination of outside space and what you get inside that makes this one particularly difficult to find at this price point.

Head inside and the layout has evolved brilliantly around how the current owners actually live rather than how somebody decided they should live when the house was first built.

The original lounge is now used as the dining room, giving you a really generous separate space for family meals, Sunday roasts and the inevitable dumping ground for school bags five minutes after you’ve tidied up.

But the reason they were happy to give up the original lounge becomes pretty obvious at the rear. The conservatory has been transformed with a solid roof and has effectively become the main lounge/garden room. It’s no longer somewhere you roast in July and need three jumpers to enter in January; this is a proper year-round living space and, understandably, it’s where the owners prefer to spend their time. With all that glazing looking onto the garden, it feels bright and connected to outside, while air conditioning keeps things comfortable when Britain decides to briefly impersonate Spain.

And you’re not finished downstairs.

There’s another separate reception room too, meaning you’ve effectively got three different living spaces to play with. Lounge, dining room, snug, playroom, home office… however your household works, there’s enough space here that everybody doesn’t have to sit in the same room pretending to enjoy the same programme on television.

The kitchen sits separately and offers plenty of storage and workspace, while the addition of a proper utility room is another one of those things that doesn’t sound particularly exciting until you’ve lived without one. Washing machine noise and laundry piles can stay firmly out of the main living spaces where they belong.

Upstairs, there are three genuine double bedrooms. And we do mean doubles. Not two doubles and a third where an estate agent has performed some fairly ambitious mathematics with a tape measure. All three are properly usable rooms, giving this house considerably more flexibility than your average three-bedroom home.

The main bedroom is another particularly comfortable space and, just like the rear lounge, has its own air conditioning. The remaining bedrooms offer plenty of room for children, guests or working from home without anybody being relegated to the cupboard-sized bedroom.

A family bathroom completes the first floor.

Then we’re back outside, because frankly, the outside space deserves another mention. The rear garden has been really nicely landscaped, with a generous lawn, patio areas and a fantastic covered seating space tucked away at the far end. Summer evenings, BBQ going, drinks out, friends round and absolutely no need to sprint inside the second the British weather inevitably changes its mind.

But ultimately, this house is about the combination. A huge plot. Parking that borders on ridiculous. Three double bedrooms. Three reception spaces. A proper utility. A solid-roof garden room that has become the main lounge. Air conditioning to both the lounge and principal bedroom. And a landscaped garden that actually gives you somewhere you’ll want to spend your summer.

Try finding another home at this price with all of that.... We’ll wait.

Location

Boundary Road puts you in a really handy part of Walsall Wood, with plenty of everyday life available without having to jump in the car for everything.

Families are particularly well catered for. St John’s Church of England Primary School is around a third of a mile away and is currently rated Good by Ofsted, while Shire Oak Academy is also only around 0.3 miles away on Lichfield Road. Castlefort Academy and Walsall Wood School provide further primary options locally.

For the everyday stuff, Walsall Wood has its own shops and amenities close by, including Lidl on Walsall Road and Co-operative Food on Lichfield Road. Better still, Oak Park Active Living Centre is right here in Walsall Wood, with a 100-station gym, 25-metre swimming pool, sports hall, 3G football pitch, squash courts, sauna and steam room. So, there’s really no excuse for paying for a gym membership and never actually going… Although we’ve all managed it.

You’re also nicely positioned between Aldridge, Brownhills and Walsall, making this a useful base if work or family life regularly takes you in different directions. Local bus services connect Walsall Wood with Walsall, Brownhills, Birmingham and Lichfield, while the surrounding A-road network gives straightforward onward access towards the wider West Midlands.

And when the weekend arrives, you’ve got the wider countryside and open spaces around Brownhills and Chasewater within easy reach, while Aldridge gives you a good choice of independent shops, cafés, pubs and restaurants.

It’s that combination that works so well here: schools genuinely close by, everyday amenities on your doorstep, excellent leisure facilities and good links towards Walsall, Lichfield and Birmingham, while still feeling removed from the middle of a busy town centre.

Ground Floor

Entrance Hall
Conservatory/Lounge - 3.87m (12'8") x 3.76m (12'4")
Dining Room - 3.36m (11') x 3.26m (10'8")
Snug - 3.26m (10'8") x 2.67m (8'9")
Kitchen - 3.10m (10'2") x 2.54m (8'4")
Utility - 2.38m (7'10") x 2.11m (6'11")
W.C
Garage

First Floor

Bedroom One - 3.38m (11'1") x 3.26m (10'8")
En-Suite
Bedroom Two - 3.22m (10'7") x 2.99m (9'10")
Bedroom three - 3.26m (10'8") x 2.26m (7'5")
Bathroom

Detached House for sale in Walsall, Boundary Road, Walsall Wood, 915 m²