- End-terrace family home on quiet cul-de-sac
- Driveway providing private off-street parking
- Large, mature low-maintenance rear garden with patio and shed
- Open-plan living/dining room; compact overall floor area (64.2 sqm)
- EPC C; boiler 19 years old (serviced 28/03/2025)
- Double glazing approx. 20 years old; walls likely uninsulated (solid brick)
- Freehold tenure; council tax band B (relatively cheap)
- Requires modernisation in places; good refurbishment potential
A practical three-bedroom end-terrace on a quiet cul-de-sac, well suited to growing families or first-time buyers who want outside space and parking. The house offers an open-plan living/dining room, a long driveway for off-street parking and a mature, low-maintenance rear garden with patio and shed.
The property dates from the 1940s and retains solid brick construction; double glazed bay windows were installed around 20 years ago. The boiler runs on mains gas and was serviced in March 2025 but is 19 years old. The EPC rating is C and the loft is partially boarded and insulated, so energy performance is reasonable with scope for improvement.
Internally the home will suit buyers happy to modernise: it needs updating in places but offers straightforward refurbishment potential and a compact, usable layout (approx 64.2 sqm / 691 sqft). Notable positives include freehold tenure, low council tax band B and no recorded subsidence or unsafe cladding.
Location benefits include good local schools rated 'Good', fast broadband and excellent mobile signal, plus local shops and public transport links. The plot is a decent size for the area, but overall floor space is small compared with larger family homes — viewings will best suit those seeking convenience and outdoor space over generous internal rooms.
