Is “Deceptively Designer” A Thing? This substantial Silloth semi is definitely “deceptively spacious” but it also has a lot more style than you’d expect. With an almost 20ft kitchen, gorgeous 4 piece bathroom and the Solway coast just 5 mins from your door. Property ref: KD0516

There's a version of "deceptively spacious" that means a small house where the estate agent is being a little optimistic. This really isn't that. The space here is real - over 1,000 sq ft across two floors - and the stylish modern finish is the kind you don't expect to find in a post war semi.

From the outside, Caldew Street is a perfectly ordinary street, if perfectly ordinary means set back from the Solway coast promenade and The Green.

The stylish living room sets the tone with recessed lighting, a media wall with a widescreen TV above an inset gas fire, and warm LVT flooring that runs through into the kitchen.

At nearly 20ft long, the kitchen is a superb sociable space. Sleek handleless gloss white units run the full length of the room, with white quartz worktops and black appliances throughout - including a large American-style fridge-freezer.

A breakfast bar island seats the family for a quick morning coffee or a relaxed weekend lunch, and the door at the end opens straight out to the garden.

Upstairs, the oak and glass staircase is the first sign that someone has put real thought into every detail. The main bedroom has a feature wall, windows at the back and the side and a calm, considered feel that makes it easy to switch off at the end of the day.

The four piece family bathroom is genuinely impressive. Large format tiles set the tone, and the walk-in shower and floor-to-ceiling glass door to the loo are more boutique hotel than family semi. The floating vanity unit and the backlit mirror cabinet are the kind of details that makes you stop and look twice - and there's a separate bath for when you want to take your time with a relaxing soak.

The fourth bedroom is currently used as a walk-in wardrobe - a nice luxury - but it's a proper bedroom and works equally well as a home office or guest room depending on what you need.

Outside, the back garden has been landscaped with composite decking and a circular artificial lawn - it’s low maintenance, good-looking and ready to use from day one. There's also driveway parking and a low maintenance gravel garden at the front.

The Solway coast promenade is only a five-minute walk from your front door, with the Green at the end of the street and a handy Co-op roughly halfway. If you want a bigger selection of shops and places to eat, it’s an equally short walk to the town centre.

Silloth Primary School and Solway Community School are both under a ten-minute walk away.

If you've been looking for a family home that delivers much more than first impressions suggest, get in touch to arrange a viewing - I’m expecting plenty of interest.

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