Three-bed semi in cul-de-sac with garden and renovation potential for value buyers..
- Three bedrooms, one ensuite shower room
- Generous rear garden and decent plot size
- Large front driveway with off-street parking
- Utility room and lounge with French doors
- Freehold; mains gas boiler and radiators
- EPC rating D; needs modernisation and insulation
- System-built walls with assumed no insulation
- Council tax Band A; no flood risk
Set on a decent plot in a quiet cul-de-sac, this three-bedroom semi-detached home offers a practical family layout and scope to add value. The ground floor includes a lounge with French doors to the rear garden, a fitted kitchen and a useful utility room; upstairs are three bedrooms, one with an en-suite shower, plus a family bathroom. Off-street parking and a generous front driveway increase convenience for families.
The property is freehold, built in the post‑war period (c.1950–66) and benefits from mains gas central heating, double glazing and fast broadband. Council tax is very low (Band A) and there is no flooding risk. The setting suits families and multi-ethnic professionals drawn to the area’s good primary and outstanding secondary schools.
Material drawbacks are clear and priced accordingly: the house needs renovation and modernisation throughout, has an EPC rating of D, and is a system-built construction with assumed lack of wall insulation. Buyers should plan for refurbishment work to upgrade energy performance and internal finishes. There is potential for garage/parking enhancements and landscaping to maximise the plot’s value.
This home is best for buyers seeking a spacious starter or an investment to renovate and relet or resell. It offers immediate occupation potential but rewards those prepared to programme sensible modernisation and insulation improvements.