A Fantastic 1930s Family Home On One Of Disley’s Most Sought After Roads, With Generous Living Space

Park Road is one of those locations that you just love to drive down. It’s a really interesting road, tree-lined with individually designed, executive detached homes. You can see why so many people want to move into this location, especially if they’re looking for a family home.

Broadoak is a lovely 1930s detached home that sits on a fantastic plot. Not only is it a great size, but its elevated position means the views from the front reach out towards Lyme Park.

Inside, you’ve all the space any large family could need, with four great-sized bedrooms, three bathrooms, three reception rooms and lots of lovely 1930s character.

From nice features like the log burner in the living room, to the original character you’ll find throughout, there’s a really nice feel to the house. It’s clearly been a much-loved family home, but there’s also plenty of flexibility in how you could use the space.

The main living room is a great size, with the log burner creating a really nice focal point, while the additional reception rooms give you plenty of extra living space. There’s also a large downstairs WC, and overall it’s a really good layout, with plenty of space throughout.

Upstairs, all four bedrooms are genuinely good sizes. Two have their own en-suite facilities, including one with an en-suite wet room and another with an en-suite bathroom, alongside a large family bathroom.

Outside is probably one of the biggest selling points. Broadoak sits within a large, mature plot, with plenty of privacy and established gardens surrounding the house. Its elevated position also gives you those lovely open views from the front towards Lyme Park.

There’s a single garage too, giving you useful additional storage alongside the parking.

Location-wise, you’re right on the Disley borders, with Disley village and everything it offers close by, while the Peak District is virtually on your doorstep.

For anyone looking for a proper family home, with plenty of space, character, a brilliant plot and a location that’s always going to be difficult to replicate, Broadoak is definitely one to come and have a look around.