Modern fitted kitchen and contemporary decoration throughout
Large rear garden — excellent for family use and entertaining
Off-street parking for one vehicle
Short walk to the train station, shops and schools
Freehold tenure; approx 629 sq ft; built 1950s–1960s
Double glazing (installed post-2002) and mains gas central heating
Area records high crime and is classed as very deprived
Potential for further development subject to planning permission
This modern two-bedroom end-of-terrace is presented in move-in-ready condition and suits young families or first-time buyers seeking a generous outside space. The living areas are contemporary and well decorated, and the fitted kitchen has up-to-date finishes. Double glazing and a mains-gas boiler with radiators provide practical, efficient heating.
The standout feature is the large rear garden and decent plot size — excellent for family play, entertaining or potential garden projects. Off-street parking adds everyday convenience and the property is a short walk to the train station, local shops and primary schools, supporting easy commutes and family life.
Buyers should note material neighbourhood factors: the immediate area records higher crime levels and is classed as very deprived, which may concern some purchasers. School performance is mixed locally (one highly ranked primary, others require improvement or inadequate). Any plans to extend or develop the plot will need the necessary planning permissions.
At about 629 sq ft and constructed in the 1950s–60s with filled cavity walls, this freehold home offers straightforward ownership and scope for modest improvement or reconfiguration if desired. Flooding risk is low and broadband speeds are reported fast, supporting home working or streaming needs.
