Five beds, four baths and three floors in a quiet cul‑de‑sac — ready for family life with scope for minor repairs.
Five bedrooms across three floors with four bathrooms (three en‑suites)
Open-plan kitchen/dining plus separate utility and through living room
Driveway parking and private, easily maintained rear garden
Built early 2000s with double glazing and mains gas central heating
Located on a quiet cul‑de‑sac near Outstanding primary and secondary schools
Small plot — garden and outdoor space limited
Possible mould/damp signs in living room; recommend inspection and remedial review
Council Tax Band D (£2,312.17) and freehold tenure
This substantial five-bedroom, four-bath home is arranged over three floors and suits a growing family seeking space and modern living. The open-plan kitchen/living area, separate utility and a through living room with French doors provide practical daily living and entertaining space. The property is freehold and comes with driveway parking and a low-maintenance rear garden.
Two bedrooms on the first floor each have en‑suites, with a further en‑suite on the top floor — useful for flexible family arrangements or guests. The house benefits from UPVC double glazing, mains gas central heating and contemporary fittings throughout; built in the early 2000s it offers a modern layout and fixtures.
Location is a strong selling point: set on a popular cul‑de‑sac near New Mill village amenities and well‑regarded primary and secondary schools, including several rated Outstanding. Broadband and mobile signals are good, crime and flood risk are low, and the wider area is affluent, making this a convenient family base.
Buyers should note the plot is relatively small and the overall footprint described as average; space is mainly delivered by the property’s three‑storey layout rather than large gardens. The living room images indicate possible damp or mould concerns that require inspection and, if confirmed, remedial work. Council Tax is Band D (£2,312.17).