This charming 1920s home on Henley Drive has been lovingly cared for by only two families in almost a century, exuding warmth and character from its Farrow and Ball Charleston Grey front door to its spacious interior. The original floorboards, professionally restored and stained in a soft grey, set a relaxed yet refined tone, while the lounge features huge windows, a crackled grey Henley multifuel stove, and quirky original details. The kitchen and dining area is the heart of the home, with a quartz-topped island, aged copper accents, and a seamless connection to the garden through bifold doors. The home features practical touches, including a utility room, downstairs WC, and generous storage space. The four bedrooms on the first floor are filled with light, and the master bedroom on the top floor has a large rear-facing Velux window and potential for a dormer. The south-facing garden is a tranquil retreat, with a blend of lawn, a modern decked area, and mature planting. The home is located in a desirable area, with excellent schools, local amenities, and easy access to the coastal road for commuting. This is not just a house, but a rare piece of Churchtown's history, ready for its next chapter.