End-of-cul-de-sac position for extra privacy and reduced traffic
Four bedrooms and two bathrooms — practical family layout
Decent rear garden; good outdoor space for children and pets
Driveway and off-street parking available
EPC rating D; likely benefits from insulation and efficiency upgrades
Solid brick construction (1930s–1940s); assumed no wall insulation
Double glazing present; installation date unknown
Local area: good schools and transport, but recorded high crime levels
Set at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac in Marston Green, this four-bedroom semi-detached house offers practical family space and a decent rear garden. The layout includes two bathrooms, off-street parking and a driveway — useful for busy households. Local primary and secondary schools with good Ofsted ratings are within easy reach, as are transport links including the nearby train station.
The property dates from the 1930–1949 period with solid brick walls and double glazing (installation date unknown). Heating is mains gas via a boiler and radiators; the home is freehold and council tax is described as affordable. An EPC rating of D and assumed lack of wall insulation indicate scope for energy improvements and potential savings after renovation.
This is a straightforward purchase for a family seeking space and convenience in a well-served suburb. The house is presented as a comfortable, mid-century home with scope for updating to improve energy performance and interior finishes. Buyers should allow for possible retrofit work (insulation, modernisation) to raise comfort and reduce running costs.
Important practical points: the immediate area records higher crime levels than average, so consider security measures and local checks. Overall, the property offers solid bones, a private location within a friendly neighbourhood and clear potential for a family looking to personalise a long-term home.
