Starter opportunity with garden, driveway and excellent local schools nearby.
Three bedrooms with bay-fronted lounge and dining kitchen
Good-sized rear garden and driveway parking for multiple cars
Requires full modernisation—cosmetic and likely system upgrades
Offer of £158,000 received; higher written offers accepted before exchange
Freehold sale with no onward chain; Council Tax Band A (very cheap)
Fast broadband, mains gas central heating, double glazing (install date unknown)
Built 1930–1949 with filled cavity walls; approx 818 sq ft living space
Close to schools, M1 links and local countryside amenities
An honest project with clear upside: this three-bedroom, traditional two-storey home sits on a decent plot in a quiet Killamarsh street and is offered with no onward chain. The property has good-sized reception rooms, a dining kitchen, driveway parking and a rear garden, making it straightforward to modernise into a comfortable family home or rental investment.
The house was built around the 1930s–40s, has cavity-filled walls, double glazing (install date unknown) and gas central heating via a boiler and radiators. The layout includes a bay-fronted lounge, dining kitchen, ground-floor WC, three first-floor bedrooms and a family bathroom across approximately 818 sq ft of floor space.
Important points: the property requires renovation throughout and will suit buyers prepared to update finishes, services and decor. There is a current public notice: an offer of £158,000 has been received — any higher offers must be submitted in writing before exchange of contracts. The sale is freehold and chain free.
Practical benefits include fast broadband, low local crime, nearby good schools and easy access to M1 and Rother Valley Country Park. Council Tax Band A and no flooding risk add to the running-cost advantages for buyers planning a long-term home or buy-to-let conversion.