Driveway, long garden and refurbishment potential for growing families or hands-on buyers.
No upward chain and immediate possession possible
Two reception rooms and extended kitchen
Ground-floor bathroom; potential to create three bedrooms
Long rear garden and front driveway for off-street parking
Solid brick walls; assumed no cavity insulation
Heating mostly portable electric; boiler present but likely needs upgrade
Built 1930–1949 — period character with update required
Well-connected village location, fast broadband and low crime
Set on a quiet cul-de-sac in Baddesley Ensor, this two-bedroom semi offers practical family living with no upward chain. The property features two reception rooms, an extended kitchen and a ground-floor bathroom, plus off-street parking and a long rear garden — useful for families or buyers wanting outdoor space.
Both first-floor bedrooms are generous in size and the front room could be divided to create a third bedroom if required. The layout and plot present clear potential for light refurbishment or reconfiguration to add value, while the long garden and driveway are strong practical assets.
Buyers should note the property’s age and fabric: solid brick walls (assumed uninsulated) and an older heating arrangement, with portable electric heaters reported for most rooms. Although a wall-mounted boiler is located in the storage cupboard, the heating and insulation will likely need upgrading for modern comfort and efficiency.
Overall this is a straightforward, mid-20th century family home in a well-connected village setting. It suits buyers seeking immediate occupation without chain delays or investors/owner-occupiers prepared to carry out improvements to personalise the space and boost long-term value.