Large garden, good schools and ample parking ideal for family life.
Four bedrooms with two modern bathrooms
Open-plan reception room with good natural light
Large private garden; outbuildings for storage or workshop
Driveway/off-street parking for multiple vehicles
Leasehold with 945 years remaining (long lease)
EPC C; cavity walls assumed uninsulated — upgrade recommended
Double glazing installed before 2002; may need replacement
Built 1967–75; some modernisation and insulating work advised
This four-bedroom semi-detached home on Meadowcroft is aimed squarely at growing families who want space, outdoor life and good local schools. The ground floor’s open-plan reception and bright kitchen provide a sociable core for everyday living and child-friendly routines. Off-street parking and a large private garden add practical family benefits.
The property is leasehold (long lease with 945 years remaining) and sits in a comfortable suburban pocket of Radcliffe. Interiors are naturally lit and generally well maintained, but the house dates from the late 1960s/early 1970s and some elements — notably the wall insulation and glazing — are not modern. The EPC rating is C, and the cavity walls are assumed uninsulated, so further energy upgrades would improve comfort and running costs.
Rooms are a mix of doubles and smaller singles suited to children, guests or a home office. There is clear potential to modernise kitchens, bathrooms and decorative finishes to personal taste, and the substantial garden and outbuildings present scope for storage, a workshop or a home office conversion.
Practical advantages include fast broadband, average mobile signal, no flood risk and nearby schools rated Good. Council tax band B makes ongoing costs affordable for a four-bedroom property in this area. Buyers should note the property will benefit from targeted energy-efficiency improvements and some modernisation to fully unlock its value.