Generous garden, room for four cars, en-suite and contract-ready legal pack for a quicker move.
Quiet cul-de-sac opposite Brandesburton Hall
This well-presented three-bedroom semi-detached home sits at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac close to Brandesburton Hall. The property offers a full-width open-plan kitchen opening to a sunny lawned and patioed garden, a front sitting room with a squared bay window, and an unusually large single third bedroom ideal for a child or home office. Practical extras include an en-suite shower room to the second bedroom, off-street parking for at least four cars and a generous plot that provides privacy and scope for outside living.
The house is freehold, contract-ready (legal pack prepared) and comes with a full walk-through video to help speed any purchase. At about 911 sq ft it’s an average-sized, traditional layout built mid-20th century with cavity walls and double glazing (install date unknown). Council Tax Band B means relatively low local charges for the area.
Buyers should note the property is heated by electric storage heaters and carries an EPC rating of E, which can mean higher running costs and potential improvement works to increase efficiency. The build date (circa 1950–66) and unknown glazing installation date suggest buyers may want a survey to check insulation, wiring and heating performance. Overall this is a practical, spacious family home on a decent plot in a sought-after village location, with clear potential to upgrade energy efficiency over time.