- Three bedrooms: two doubles and one small single
- Recently replaced roof reduces short-term maintenance risk
- Single bathroom only; may need scheduling for larger families
- Single garage plus off-road parking for multiple vehicles
- Low-maintenance rear garden with artificial lawn and decking
- Built 1950s–66; double glazing install date unknown
- Fast fibre broadband and good commuter links to Wakefield
- Small plot size; limited garden expansion potential
A well-proportioned three-bedroom semi-detached house in a quiet Ossett street, suited to families seeking handy commutes and good local schools. The house benefits from a recently replaced roof and a practical layout across two storeys, with downstairs living that opens directly onto a low‑maintenance rear garden.
Ground floor accommodation includes a bright living room with a large front window, a dining room with French doors to the garden, and a fitted kitchen with integrated oven, microwave and gas hob plus space for extra appliances. Upstairs there are two double bedrooms and a small single that works well as a nursery or home office; the family bathroom is fully tiled with a bath and overhead shower.
Outside, a generous frontage provides parking for several vehicles and access to a single garage. The rear garden is designed for easy upkeep with an artificial lawn, patio and decking — handy for entertaining or low-effort outdoor time. The property is Freehold, gas‑heated with mains utilities and fast fibre broadband.
Practical considerations: the house is a 1950s–60s build with double glazing of unknown installation date. Plot size is small and there is a single bathroom only. Overall this is a tidy, commuter-friendly family home that offers scope for modest updating rather than major renovation.
