£450,000
4 bed detached house for saleTreforest Close, Swindon, | 4 Bedroom Home, Ready To Move Into Today! SN25
4 beds
2 baths
2 receptions
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Freehold
About this property
Light-filled living spaces with gorgeous garden views
Private garden made for relaxing and entertaining
Modern kitchen designed around everyday family life
Flexible rooms for work, hobbies or guests
Four-car parking plus handy garden-to-garage access
A home that lets the light in, the garden in, and everyday life flow beautifully
Some homes just work.
Not because they are flashy or trying too hard, but because the spaces have been thought about properly. How you actually live. Where the morning coffee happens. Where the children disappear to. Where dinner turns into drinks, and drinks turn into “shall we just stay outside a bit longer?”
This is one of those homes.
Tucked away in Oakhurst, this extended detached family home has been thoughtfully improved by its current owners, creating a house that feels spacious, bright and wonderfully connected to the garden.
And there is one feature we particularly love.
Stand in the living room and you can see daylight streaming through the bay window at the front. Look the other way and your eye travels straight through towards the garden, with the full-height window in the kitchen bringing the outside right into the heart of the home.
It gives the living room a lovely sense of depth and connection that you don't always find in a modern family house.
Then there is the internal bifold door separating the kitchen and living space, adding another layer of flexibility. Open it up when you want the house to feel sociable and connected, or close it off when you fancy a quieter evening.
The downstairs bit
Step through the entrance hallway and there is a useful downstairs cloakroom, because let's be honest, family life is considerably easier when nobody is queueing for the bathroom.
The dining room is currently being used as an office and hobby room, which gives you a pretty good idea of just how adaptable this house can be. Formal dining room? Home office? Creative space? Somewhere to hide the sewing machine and pretend you'll come back to it later?
Your call.
The living room is warm and inviting, with that lovely bay window to the front, while the real heart of the house is arguably the modernised kitchen/diner.
There is a breakfast bar for casual breakfasts, homework, coffee and those conversations that somehow always seem to happen while standing in the kitchen.
The kitchen also opens towards the garden through the full-height glazing and bi-fold doors, creating that brilliant indoor/outdoor feel.
And the house has been extended too, with a modest but incredibly useful extension creating a separate utility room.
Because beautiful kitchens are lovely.
But somewhere to hide the washing machine, muddy shoes and general evidence of family life?
Even better.
And then there's the garden...
This is where we think the house really comes into its own.
The rear garden is larger and more private than many of the neighbouring gardens, and it has been cleverly divided into two distinct areas.
One section is practical, giving you space for drying washing and all the everyday bits that don't need to take centre stage.
The other is where the fun happens.
A generous lawn and patio area creates somewhere to sit, relax, play, entertain, enjoy a summer BBQ or simply escape with a cup of tea when you need five minutes to yourself.
There is also direct access into the garage from the garden, which is one of those features you might not appreciate until you've had it.
Garden furniture? Bikes? Tools? Muddy football boots?
No need to traipse everything through the house.
Upstairs, four bedrooms and plenty of flexibility
Upstairs you'll find four bedrooms, giving you the space that modern family life tends to demand.
The main bedroom benefits from built-in storage and its own en-suite, creating a comfortable little retreat away from the rest of the house.
Bedroom two also has built-in storage, while the remaining bedrooms offer the flexibility for children, guests, hobbies or a proper home office.
The family bathroom completes the first floor.
Parking? Sorted.
Outside, there is parking for four cars, alongside the single garage.
So whether you're a multi-car family, have regular visitors, or simply like knowing there is somewhere for everyone to park, there is plenty of practical space here.
And that really sums this home up.
It isn't just about having the rooms.
It is about how those rooms work together.
The light. The garden. The kitchen. The flexibility. The parking. The connection between inside and out.
It feels like a home that has been shaped around living, rather than simply filled with rooms.
Location: Oakhurst, North Swindon
Oakhurst is one of North Swindon's established family-friendly neighbourhoods, forming part of the wider Priory Vale development and offering that particularly useful combination of modern family living, green space and easy access to everyday amenities.
For families, Oakhurst Community Primary School on Pioneer Road is right within the local neighbourhood, while the wider SN25 area gives access to schools including Red Oaks Primary, Bridlewood Primary and Great Western Academy.
When it comes to the weekend, there is plenty of opportunity to get outside. Mouldon Hill Country Park is close by, with the wider North Swindon area also offering green spaces, playing areas and cycle routes. The council has also continued investment in woodland and open-space projects around Mouldon Hill.
For the practical stuff, Orbital Shopping Park on Thamesdown Drive is nearby, bringing together supermarkets, retail, restaurants, Boots and plenty of those “we only need one thing” trips that somehow become half an hour of shopping.
Healthcare is well catered for too, with Abbey Meads Medical Practice at Abbey Meads Village Centre, North Swindon Practice at Home Ground Surgery on Thames Avenue, and Taw Hill Medical Practice on Aiken Road serving the wider North Swindon area.
And for commuters, access to the A419 and M4 is one of the big attractions of this part of Swindon, with Junction 15 of the M4 easily reached from North Swindon. Swindon railway station also provides direct Great Western Railway services towards London Paddington, with direct journeys typically taking around 50 to 55 minutes.
So whether your idea of a good weekend is a walk, a coffee, a bit of retail therapy, a trip into London or simply staying put and enjoying the garden, Oakhurst puts plenty within easy reach.
Thinking investment? This one deserves a look too
For landlords, this is the sort of property that has plenty going for it.
The combination of four bedrooms, detached accommodation, parking, garage, modernised kitchen, garden and flexible living space gives it broad appeal to the family rental market.
Based on the rental position our team have assessed, we would anticipate the property could achieve approximately £1,750 to £1,850 per calendar month, subject of course to the final presentation and market conditions at the point of letting.
That makes this one worth considering not just as a family home, but as a potentially attractive long-term rental proposition too.
Fancy seeing if this could be your next chapter?
Don't just scroll past it.
Come and see how it feels.
If you're looking for a home where the kitchen becomes the social hub, the garden actually gets used, the light follows you through the house and there is room for life to happen, this could be the one you've been waiting for
Get in touch with Ashley at EweMove Swindon and let's get you through the door.
Call, message or book your viewing today.
Because some homes look good in photographs.
This is one we think you'll want to experience for yourself.
Some homes just work.
Not because they are flashy or trying too hard, but because the spaces have been thought about properly. How you actually live. Where the morning coffee happens. Where the children disappear to. Where dinner turns into drinks, and drinks turn into “shall we just stay outside a bit longer?”
This is one of those homes.
Tucked away in Oakhurst, this extended detached family home has been thoughtfully improved by its current owners, creating a house that feels spacious, bright and wonderfully connected to the garden.
And there is one feature we particularly love.
Stand in the living room and you can see daylight streaming through the bay window at the front. Look the other way and your eye travels straight through towards the garden, with the full-height window in the kitchen bringing the outside right into the heart of the home.
It gives the living room a lovely sense of depth and connection that you don't always find in a modern family house.
Then there is the internal bifold door separating the kitchen and living space, adding another layer of flexibility. Open it up when you want the house to feel sociable and connected, or close it off when you fancy a quieter evening.
The downstairs bit
Step through the entrance hallway and there is a useful downstairs cloakroom, because let's be honest, family life is considerably easier when nobody is queueing for the bathroom.
The dining room is currently being used as an office and hobby room, which gives you a pretty good idea of just how adaptable this house can be. Formal dining room? Home office? Creative space? Somewhere to hide the sewing machine and pretend you'll come back to it later?
Your call.
The living room is warm and inviting, with that lovely bay window to the front, while the real heart of the house is arguably the modernised kitchen/diner.
There is a breakfast bar for casual breakfasts, homework, coffee and those conversations that somehow always seem to happen while standing in the kitchen.
The kitchen also opens towards the garden through the full-height glazing and bi-fold doors, creating that brilliant indoor/outdoor feel.
And the house has been extended too, with a modest but incredibly useful extension creating a separate utility room.
Because beautiful kitchens are lovely.
But somewhere to hide the washing machine, muddy shoes and general evidence of family life?
Even better.
And then there's the garden...
This is where we think the house really comes into its own.
The rear garden is larger and more private than many of the neighbouring gardens, and it has been cleverly divided into two distinct areas.
One section is practical, giving you space for drying washing and all the everyday bits that don't need to take centre stage.
The other is where the fun happens.
A generous lawn and patio area creates somewhere to sit, relax, play, entertain, enjoy a summer BBQ or simply escape with a cup of tea when you need five minutes to yourself.
There is also direct access into the garage from the garden, which is one of those features you might not appreciate until you've had it.
Garden furniture? Bikes? Tools? Muddy football boots?
No need to traipse everything through the house.
Upstairs, four bedrooms and plenty of flexibility
Upstairs you'll find four bedrooms, giving you the space that modern family life tends to demand.
The main bedroom benefits from built-in storage and its own en-suite, creating a comfortable little retreat away from the rest of the house.
Bedroom two also has built-in storage, while the remaining bedrooms offer the flexibility for children, guests, hobbies or a proper home office.
The family bathroom completes the first floor.
Parking? Sorted.
Outside, there is parking for four cars, alongside the single garage.
So whether you're a multi-car family, have regular visitors, or simply like knowing there is somewhere for everyone to park, there is plenty of practical space here.
And that really sums this home up.
It isn't just about having the rooms.
It is about how those rooms work together.
The light. The garden. The kitchen. The flexibility. The parking. The connection between inside and out.
It feels like a home that has been shaped around living, rather than simply filled with rooms.
Location: Oakhurst, North Swindon
Oakhurst is one of North Swindon's established family-friendly neighbourhoods, forming part of the wider Priory Vale development and offering that particularly useful combination of modern family living, green space and easy access to everyday amenities.
For families, Oakhurst Community Primary School on Pioneer Road is right within the local neighbourhood, while the wider SN25 area gives access to schools including Red Oaks Primary, Bridlewood Primary and Great Western Academy.
When it comes to the weekend, there is plenty of opportunity to get outside. Mouldon Hill Country Park is close by, with the wider North Swindon area also offering green spaces, playing areas and cycle routes. The council has also continued investment in woodland and open-space projects around Mouldon Hill.
For the practical stuff, Orbital Shopping Park on Thamesdown Drive is nearby, bringing together supermarkets, retail, restaurants, Boots and plenty of those “we only need one thing” trips that somehow become half an hour of shopping.
Healthcare is well catered for too, with Abbey Meads Medical Practice at Abbey Meads Village Centre, North Swindon Practice at Home Ground Surgery on Thames Avenue, and Taw Hill Medical Practice on Aiken Road serving the wider North Swindon area.
And for commuters, access to the A419 and M4 is one of the big attractions of this part of Swindon, with Junction 15 of the M4 easily reached from North Swindon. Swindon railway station also provides direct Great Western Railway services towards London Paddington, with direct journeys typically taking around 50 to 55 minutes.
So whether your idea of a good weekend is a walk, a coffee, a bit of retail therapy, a trip into London or simply staying put and enjoying the garden, Oakhurst puts plenty within easy reach.
Thinking investment? This one deserves a look too
For landlords, this is the sort of property that has plenty going for it.
The combination of four bedrooms, detached accommodation, parking, garage, modernised kitchen, garden and flexible living space gives it broad appeal to the family rental market.
Based on the rental position our team have assessed, we would anticipate the property could achieve approximately £1,750 to £1,850 per calendar month, subject of course to the final presentation and market conditions at the point of letting.
That makes this one worth considering not just as a family home, but as a potentially attractive long-term rental proposition too.
Fancy seeing if this could be your next chapter?
Don't just scroll past it.
Come and see how it feels.
If you're looking for a home where the kitchen becomes the social hub, the garden actually gets used, the light follows you through the house and there is room for life to happen, this could be the one you've been waiting for
Get in touch with Ashley at EweMove Swindon and let's get you through the door.
Call, message or book your viewing today.
Because some homes look good in photographs.
This is one we think you'll want to experience for yourself.
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