Three bedrooms plus separate study/occasional fourth bedroom
Large lounge/diner with potential for wood-burning stove
South-facing conservatory and enclosed rear garden
Driveway parking for two vehicles, no garage
Freehold, EPC rating C, Council Tax Band B
Small rear garden and compact plot—needs basic landscaping
Exterior shows some wear typical of 1950s terraced homes
Chain free and convenient town plus countryside location
This spacious three-bedroom, two-reception mid-terrace from the 1950s is a practical family home in Ross-on-Wye, offered chain free. The layout suits modern family life: a large lounge/diner with scope to add a wood-burning stove, a separate study that can double as a fourth bedroom, utility room, downstairs WC and a sunny south-facing conservatory that extends living space into the garden. Off-street parking for two cars and an enclosed rear garden add everyday convenience.
The house is freehold with an EPC C and low council tax (Band B). Construction is typical mid-century cavity wall with double glazing and gas central heating via a combi boiler. Internally the accommodation is average-sized (approximately 904 sq ft) and configured for comfortable family use — three good-sized bedrooms upstairs plus a modern three-piece bathroom.
Practical considerations are straightforward: the rear garden is south-facing but small and would benefit from basic landscaping; the exterior shows some wear consistent with a property of this age and could be refreshed. There is no garage. These points make the home ideal for buyers seeking a well-located, move-in-able house with scope to personalise rather than a brand-new finish.
Located close to Ross-on-Wye town amenities and countryside walks, and near several well-rated primary and secondary schools, the property will appeal to families wanting space, parking and a sunny conservatory in a quiet, low-crime neighbourhood. Investors or first-time buyers looking for long-term uplift through modest updating may also find the home attractive.