Large plot with substantial extension potential (STPP)
This three-bedroom semi-detached house sits on a notably large plot at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac, offering scope for a growing family. The ground floor layout includes a roomy kitchen-diner, utility area with ground-floor WC, and living space that opens to a sunny south-facing garden — good for children and outdoor entertaining.
The property presents clear potential to extend to the side and rear and to convert the loft, subject to planning (STPP), allowing substantial improvement and extra living space. Off-street communal parking is available immediately; there is also potential to create private parking to the front (STPP) if preferred.
Practical details: the house is an average-sized home of about 872 sq ft, built mid-20th century with solid brick walls and later double glazing. Heating is gas boiler and radiators and council tax is moderate. The location gives easy access to several well-rated local primary and secondary schools, shops and transport links for commuters.
Important drawbacks are stated plainly: there is only one family bathroom upstairs, the property likely lacks wall insulation (solid-brick construction assumed), and any significant extensions or loft conversion require planning permission. Buyers should budget for renovation or improvement works if pursuing extension or insulation upgrades.
