Compact, efficient family home close to Byron Place seafront and local amenities.
Open-plan kitchen/dining and lounge with garden access
Master bedroom with en-suite on second floor
Driveway and single garage provide private parking
Private rear garden bordered by mature trees
Approximately 504 sq ft; overall size is small
Ex-council property in ex-mining area — legal checks advised
EPC B, gas central heating, double glazing — efficient running costs
Local area deprivation is high; consider long-term resale factors
This compact three-bedroom semi-detached townhouse offers practical family living across three floors, with an open-plan kitchen/dining area flowing into a lounge and private garden. The master bedroom occupies the top floor and includes an en-suite, giving a desirable degree of separation for parents. The property benefits from gas central heating, double glazing and an EPC rating of B.
Outside, a larger-than-average driveway leads to a single garage and the rear garden is bordered by mature trees for privacy—useful for safe play and summer entertaining. Local amenities are close by: shops, bus routes, pubs and Byron Place seafront are within easy reach, and nearby schools have good Ofsted ratings.
Buyers should note the home is smaller than typical three-bed houses (approximately 504 sq ft) and was built on an ex-council development in an ex-mining area; solicitors should confirm any mining-related searches. The surrounding community scores high for area deprivation, which may affect resale prospects. There is no flood risk recorded and connectivity is strong with fast broadband and excellent mobile signal.
Overall this is a well-presented, economical family home with low running costs, private parking and straightforward layout—suitable for first-time buyers or young families wanting a seaside-adjacent location. Renovation potential is limited by size, so buyers seeking larger living space should consider extensions or alternative properties.