Kenilworth Road has a reputation of being one of the most unique places to visit in England as an away fan - and thousands more supporters may get the opportunity to travel to Luton Town's unique home in the not so distant future.

The Hatters have picked up 19 wins from a possible 41 during an impressive campaign in the Championship, and after some big results against Blackpool, Bristol City and Sheffield United in the past month or so, Rob Edwards' side are pushing for an automatic promotion spot.

That being said, Luton, who currently sit third behind Burnley and Sheffield United, will need to make some adjustments to their historic stadium if they manage to secure promotion. In fact, they would need to spend around £10 million to upgrade Kenilworth Road so it meets Premier League requirements.

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Gary Sweet, the club's chief executive, said they would have to "pretty much rebuild" one stand at the 10,356 capacity stadium.

"It is maybe more of a gargantuan task than building a new stadium," he told BBC Radio 4's Today.

"There's rather a lot of work to do. We've got about £8m, maybe £10m of improvements to do which is pretty much rebuilding one stand in less than three months, which is some task.

"It's just really to comply with Premier League's broadcasting requirements and some facility requirements that are needed."

As well as being one of the oldest stadiums in football, the entrance to Luton's Oak Stand is perhaps one of the most unusual.

After going down a small alleyway at the side of the stadium, you get the sense that you're about to walk into someone's house and into their back garden.

Instead, you walk up some stairs and into the away stand, which is packed tightly into the neighbouring residential houses. According to Luton's official website, fans are "guaranteed an exciting and unique matchday experience" regardless of the result.

Luton away is one of my favourites. Stadium slapped in someone’s back garden. Full of character. Let’s get into them today 👏🏻 #bcfc pic.twitter.com/4h9TZ7alZX

So once you’ve walked under someone’s bedroom to get into the stadium, you walk through their garden to get to the stand.😂😁Luton is very unique!! #ITFC pic.twitter.com/xXzISDw88L

So what did fans on TripAdvisor have to say about their experience at Kenilworth Road?

One fan wrote: "Must have the most unique entrance to the ground of any club. To enter the away stand you go under a row of terraced houses. Once through you can see residents cooking and watching TV in their own homes. The ground is small but atmospheric."

Another commented: "The area I sat in didn't have backs to the seats and had a pillar blocking part of the pitch. Old fashioned turnstiles and even by football's standards, horrifically pungent toilets. And for all of these reasons, it's also brilliant... an interactive museum of watching football in the 70s."

A third said: "Don't come here expecting it to be like going to the cinema, sat in a nice padded seat. A proper, old-school traditional ground where the fans are right on top of the pitch with a great atmosphere."

Still love going Luton Town Away! Proper old school stadium in middle of the community! Literally 😅@LutonTown pic.twitter.com/yO8TrhRTmB

If Luton achieve promotion to England's top flight for the first time in their history, will you be making a visit to Kenilworth Road?

Let us know in the comments.