Generous rooms, large garden, ready for modernising by a growing family.
Three-bedroom mid-terrace: two doubles and one single bedroom
Spacious living room with wood-burning stove and exposed beams
Large new kitchen with utility and ground-floor bathroom and WC
Generous rear garden with paved terraces and covered seating areas
Double glazed and gas central heating; council tax reported as low
On-street parking only; no private driveway or garage
Solid-brick walls likely without modern cavity insulation (assumed)
Some dated decor and low ceilings in parts — cosmetic updating likely
A spacious mid-terraced home on Barnett Street offering practical family living across two floors. The house has two double bedrooms and a single, a roomy living room with a log burner, a generous dining room, and a large newly fitted kitchen with adjoining utility — good for everyday family use and entertaining. Double glazing and gas central heating are already in place.
The rear garden is generous for a terraced property, with paved entertaining areas, covered seating and a lawn — useful for children or summer gatherings. On-street parking is available nearby; the plot includes a small paved front patio. The property is freehold and well connected to local schools, shops and the M5/M42.
Buyers should note some dated internal features and low ceilings in parts of the house; the property will suit those looking to modernise decor rather than requiring structural works. Walls are solid brick and assumed to have no added cavity insulation; purchasers seeking high thermal efficiency may want to budget for insulation improvements. There is no flooding risk and council tax is low.
Overall, this mid-terrace blends generous family-sized rooms and outdoor space with clear potential to refresh and personalise. It’s well positioned for local amenities and offers good living space at the guide price level.