Long garden, large garage and scope to add value near train station.
Three bedrooms with bay-fronted living room and through lounge/diner
This bay-fronted three-bedroom end-terrace offers practical family living with clear scope to add value. The house benefits from a long rear garden of around 70–80ft and a substantial detached garage/workshop (27'8" x 17'1") accessed via a gated service road — parking for two cars plus further space directly in front. The extended kitchen and through lounge/diner create flexible ground-floor living suitable for growing families.
The property is freehold, double-glazed (installed post-2002) and heated by a mains-gas boiler and radiators. It sits within walking distance of the train station and local amenities, with fast broadband and excellent mobile signal — practical transport and connectivity for commuters. Nearby schools have Good Ofsted ratings, which supports family appeal.
Drawbacks are straightforward: the exterior is dated and the property will benefit from internal modernisation and cosmetic updating. Walls are original solid brick with no added cavity insulation (assumed), so thermal improvements could be needed. The potential to create a front driveway exists but would require planning permission. The area is described as very deprived at ward level, which may influence resale dynamics and mortgage/insurance options for some buyers.
Overall, this is a mid-range family home with strong practical assets — long garden, large garage, good transport links — and obvious renovation potential for someone wanting to improve space, energy efficiency and value.