Two bedrooms with built-in wardrobe in main bedroom
Open-plan kitchen/lounge plus dining room/utility with underfloor heating
Driveway for 3–4 cars; front and good-size rear gardens with decking
Freehold, mains gas boiler and radiators; low council tax
Built 1950s–60s; double glazing installed pre-2002 — survey recommended
Slow broadband in the area; mobile signal average
Wider area classed as hard-pressed rented terraces — mixed neighbourhood
No flood risk; nearby primary and secondary schools with mostly good Ofsted results
This extended two-bedroom end-of-terrace offers flexible, open-plan living across an average-sized 792 sq ft footprint. The ground floor combines a large kitchen/lounge with a dining room/utility, underfloor heating in the dining area and a useful under-stairs cupboard — practical for family life or those wanting a spacious social ground floor.
Outside space is a definite strength: a decent front garden, a good-size rear lawn with decking, pergola, fruit tree and shed, plus a long driveway that accommodates 3–4 cars. The property is freehold, has mains gas central heating and low council tax, all helpful running-cost features.
Buyers should note the house dates from the 1950s–60s and the double glazing was installed before 2002; a purchaser survey is advised to check windows, services and the boiler. Broadband speeds in the area are slow and the wider neighbourhood is described as hard-pressed rented terraces, which may matter to some buyers.
Overall this house suits first-time buyers or small families looking for roomy, move-in-ready accommodation with scope for modest updating (windows, broadband, cosmetic modernisation) and a substantial private garden and parking provision.
