Modern open-plan kitchen-diner with breakfast bar
Four bedrooms and two bathrooms, plus ground-floor office
Enclosed rear garden and off-street parking for convenience
Built 1950–66 with timber frame; partial insulation assumed
Double glazing fitted after 2002; mains gas boiler and radiators
Average-sized home (~1,267 sq ft) on a decent plot
Very low local crime, no flood risk, fast broadband, excellent mobile
May need energy upgrades to improve insulation and running costs
This well-presented four-bedroom semi-detached house in Churchdown offers comfortable, practical family living across two floors. The ground floor’s open-plan layout includes a modern kitchen-diner, lounge and a useful office space — ideal for homework or home working — while the first floor hosts four bedrooms and a family bathroom.
Externally the property sits on a decent plot with an enclosed rear garden and off-street parking to the front. Double glazing installed after 2002 and mains gas central heating provide solid everyday efficiency; there is no flood risk and local crime levels are very low, helping create a secure neighbourhood feel.
Built in the mid-20th century with timber-frame elements and partial insulation assumed, the house may benefit from targeted energy upgrades (loft/ wall insulation) to improve long-term running costs. The home is average-sized at about 1,267 sq ft, with moderate council tax and fast broadband and excellent mobile signal — convenient for modern family life.
Nearby schools are highly rated at primary and secondary level, and local amenities include buses, sports and leisure facilities. This property will suit families seeking a move-in-ready, flexible home with scope to personalise and improve energy performance over time.