Three good-sized bedrooms, one with fitted double shower
Open-plan kitchen/diner with garden access
Lounge with patio doors to enclosed rear garden
Freehold and offered with no onward chain
Gas central heating and double glazing in place
Small plot; garden pleasant but not large
Built 1967–1975 with cavity walls assumed uninsulated (upgrade needed)
Local area: higher deprivation; schools and amenities mixed
A well-proportioned three-bedroom semi-detached house offering practical family living with a modern feel and private gardens. The ground floor centres on an open-plan kitchen/diner and lounge with direct access to an enclosed rear garden — a good layout for family meals and outdoor play. One upstairs bedroom benefits from a fitted double shower, easing morning routines for busy households.
Sold freehold and with no onward chain, the home is ready for immediate occupation or to be let quickly. Gas-fired central heating, double glazing and fast broadband/mobile signal support comfortable, day-to-day living. The overall size is average but well arranged across approximately 974 sq ft, making it manageable for families or downsizers seeking low-running-cost accommodation (council tax described as cheap).
Notable issues are straightforward: the plot is small and the house dates from the late 1960s/early 1970s — cavity walls are present but assumed to lack insulation, so energy-efficiency improvements would be beneficial. The local area shows higher deprivation and an “endeavouring social renters” profile; nearby schools vary in performance. There is no flooding risk and crime is described as average.
This property will suit a buyer wanting an immediately usable family home with scope to improve energy efficiency and personalise finishes. It also appeals to investors seeking a chain-free purchase in a town location with good connectivity and rental demand potential.