- Extended three-bedroom family home, tastefully decorated throughout
- Two spacious reception rooms and large fitted kitchen
- Generous rear garden with paved seating and raised beds
- External outbuilding currently fitted as a bar with power and lights
- Gated driveway provides off-street parking; no dropped kerb
- EPC C and very low Council Tax Band A reduce running costs
- Mid‑20th century build; expect older components and survey recommended
- Located in an area of high deprivation; average local crime rates
This extended three-bedroom semi-detached home in Bolton-upon-Dearne is presented to a high standard and suits families or first-time buyers seeking ready-to-move-in accommodation. Two reception rooms and a generous kitchen give flexible living space for daily family life. The property is freehold with EPC C and very low council tax (Band A), helping running costs.
Externally the gated driveway provides off-street parking (no dropped kerb) and a generous rear garden with paved seating areas and raised beds. The standout feature is a sizable external outbuilding currently fitted out as a bar — a useful entertaining space or adaptable workshop/store with power and lighting.
Practical points to note: the house dates from the mid-20th century (c.1950–1966) so buyers should expect older structural elements; double glazing is in place but installation dates aren’t specified. There is a single family bathroom and the area is marked by higher local deprivation and average crime rates — sensible to factor location into long-term planning.
Overall this property offers a well-presented, spacious family layout in a convenient location close to schools, shops and rail links. It represents good value for buyers prioritising move-in condition, outdoor entertaining space and low ongoing council costs, while those seeking investment should consider local area challenges and carry out standard surveys before purchase.
