4 bed semi-detached house for sale

Goldham Road, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire NG8

Guide price £275,000 - £285,000

From the road, this is a home that already feels a little different. Sitting on a generous corner plot with an attractive frontage and an impressive amount of off-road parking, there's a real sense of space before you've even stepped through the front door. Inside, that continues with a home that has been decorated to a lovely contemporary standard and offers far more accommodation than you might initially expect. There are four bedrooms upstairs, a large lounge and kitchen/diner downstairs, but perhaps the biggest surprise is the additional annexe to the side. Internally connected to the house and complete with its own en-suite, it's a space that could change and adapt with a family over the years, and that's what makes this home particularly interesting.



Step through the front door and you're welcomed straight into the lounge, and at over 21ft in length, it's a room with plenty of space to work with. Two double glazed windows bring in lots of natural light, while the contemporary flooring continues through much of the ground floor and helps give the home a clean, modern feel.

There's plenty of room for sofas and additional furniture without the lounge feeling crowded, and the length of the room means you can create different areas if you want to. The staircase rises from here to the first floor, with useful storage tucked beneath, while two central heating radiators complete the space. It's a comfortable room that feels made for everyday family life rather than somewhere that's only used occasionally.

Continue towards the rear and you arrive at the kitchen/diner, and this is where the layout starts to become particularly sociable. Stretching across the width of the house, there's a natural divide between the kitchen and dining areas without either feeling separate from the other.

The kitchen itself has a contemporary finish with a range of wall and base units, work surfaces and an inset sink. There's a gas hob with extractor above, double oven, integrated washing machine and fridge/freezer, together with a separate point for a tumble dryer. It's practical and well laid out, but importantly, it doesn't dominate the whole room.

There's still plenty of space alongside for a proper dining table, giving you somewhere to sit down together without needing a separate dining room. French doors open directly onto the rear garden, so during the warmer months the doors can be opened and the garden becomes a natural extension of the room. A double glazed window provides further natural light, while a central heating radiator completes the space.

A downstairs WC sits conveniently just off the main accommodation, fitted with a WC and wash hand basin, with the combination boiler also housed here.

It's from the kitchen/diner that you discover the part of this home that really sets it apart.

An internal door leads directly into the annexe, meaning it feels connected to the house rather than simply being an outside room or converted outbuilding. At over 17ft at its longest point, it's a substantial space in its own right, with two double glazed windows and French doors opening directly onto the rear garden.

What we particularly like about this room is that it doesn't have to serve just one purpose. For anyone with an older relative who would benefit from having their own space while remaining part of the family home, it could be ideal. It could just as easily become a teenager's bedroom, guest suite, home office, playroom or an additional reception room. Having its own en-suite makes those options even more interesting. Fitted with a walk-in shower, wash hand basin and WC, the annexe can function almost independently when needed, yet because of the internal access, it always remains part of the main house. It's the sort of flexibility that might not be needed immediately but could become invaluable as family life changes.

Heading upstairs, the landing provides access to all four bedrooms and the family bathroom, together with the loft. A pull-down ladder makes the loft easily accessible, while part boarding provides useful additional storage.

The main bedroom is positioned at the front of the house and offers comfortable proportions for a double bed alongside additional bedroom furniture. Two double glazed windows bring plenty of light into the room, while a built-in wardrobe provides useful storage without taking away valuable floor space.

Next door, bedroom two is another excellent double room and is actually very similar in size. Again enjoying two windows to the front, there's ample room here for a double bed, wardrobes and drawers, making it a proper second bedroom rather than one where furniture needs to be compromised.

Bedroom three moves towards the rear of the home and continues the generous accommodation. Overlooking the garden, it's another room with enough space to adapt as circumstances change, whether that's as a child's bedroom, guest room or somewhere for an older teenager to have a little more independence.

Bedroom four also overlooks the rear garden. It's the smallest of the four upstairs bedrooms, but remains a useful room in its own right and would work equally well as a child's bedroom, nursery or dedicated home office.

Serving the bedrooms is the family bathroom, fitted with a three-piece suite comprising a bath with overhead shower, WC and wash hand basin. A heated towel radiator and double glazed window complete what is a practical family bathroom.

Back outside, the size of the plot becomes apparent again. Being positioned on a corner has allowed the property to benefit from an excellent amount of hardstanding to the front and side, providing off-road parking for several vehicles – something that can make a huge difference to a busy household.

Additional gravelled areas keep maintenance relatively straightforward, while fenced boundaries help define the plot and gated access leads through to the rear.

The garden itself has been kept simple and usable, with a laid lawn providing plenty of space for children, pets or anyone wanting to enjoy the outdoors. Alongside it, a decked patio creates a natural seating area for garden furniture and entertaining during the warmer months.

There's also a nice relationship between the house and garden. French doors open outside from both the kitchen/diner and the annexe, meaning neither space feels disconnected from the garden. It's easy to imagine those doors being left open during the summer and the whole ground floor feeling that little bit bigger.

The location works particularly well for anyone who wants good access across Nottingham and beyond. Positioned within NG8, there are local shops, schools and everyday amenities within the surrounding area, while Nottingham city centre remains within straightforward reach. For commuters, access towards Junction 26 of the M1 is particularly convenient, opening up routes both north and south without having to travel through the city first.

What makes this home stand out isn't one individual room; it's how much flexibility you get as a whole. The current owners have created a contemporary home that's ready for someone else to enjoy, but there's also enough space for it to change with you. Four bedrooms upstairs already make it an excellent family home, while the internally connected annexe and en-suite introduce possibilities that many properties simply can't offer. Add the generous corner plot, extensive parking and garden into the mix, and this is a home that deserves to be seen to fully appreciate everything it has to offer.

General Information:
Tenure: Freehold. Local Authority: Nottingham City Council. The agency website indicates Tax band: A. Energy Rating: D.

Ben Sales, HomeMove Nottinghamshire:
Ben joined the HomeMove Group as an independent Partner Agent in 2020, bringing over a decade of Estate Agency experience in Nottingham. Since then, Ben has become a well established independent agent in the Nottingham property market, building a strong and trusted presence in his local community. In 2025, HomeMove Nottingham was proudly recognised as the estas Winner For 'Best Agent in NG1' postcode. If you’re planning a move within Nottinghamshire, reach out to Ben for expert guidance.

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