Generous rooms and a large multi-level garden for family life.
Four double bedrooms including en suite primary bedroom
Large kitchen-dining room with seven-ring range cooker
Lounge with folding doors to snug and decked rear access
Substantial tiered rear garden with decking and unused lower area
Off-street parking for two cars; integrated garage utility space
Freehold tenure; built circa 1991–1995
Slow broadband speeds in the area — check connectivity needs
Council Tax Band E (above average)
Set in a quiet cul-de-sac in Wharncliffe Side, this four-double-bedroom detached home offers practical family living with generous indoor and outdoor space. The heart of the house is a large kitchen-dining room with a seven-ring range cooker and breakfast peninsula, ideal for everyday life and entertaining. Adjoining living rooms include a lounge with bespoke folding doors and a snug that opens onto a raised deck, creating flexible living layouts.
Upstairs provides four evenly sized double bedrooms, including a principal bedroom with an ensuite, and a contemporary family bath and shower room with a freestanding bath and double-width shower. Built in the early 1990s, the house benefits from mains gas central heating, double glazing and an integrated garage with utility space and storage.
Outside is a substantial, multi-level rear garden with decking, lawns, mature shrubbery, a playhouse and additional unused garden beyond a tall gate — good scope for landscaping or extension (subject to consents). Practical features include off-street parking for two cars, freehold tenure and a large plot in a comfortable village neighbourhood.
Notable considerations: broadband speeds are slow in the area, the council tax is band E (above average), and some fixtures and services have not been professionally tested. The property’s 1991–95 construction and pre-2002 double glazing mean buyers should check maintenance and energy performance during survey and valuation.