- Three bedrooms and one modern shower room
- Conservatory opening onto long, private rear garden
- Detached single garage plus block-paved driveway parking
- Built 1930s–1940s with solid brick walls, likely no wall insulation
- Requires modest modernisation to maximise value and efficiency
- Approx 949 sq ft internal space; practical family layout
- Fast broadband, low crime, good local schools nearby
- Freehold tenure, no flood risk; council tax moderate
Set on a generous plot in a well-regarded Kidderminster neighbourhood, this three-bedroom detached house delivers a practical family layout and substantial outdoor space. The ground floor has a front dining room with bay window, rear lounge opening to a bright conservatory, fitted kitchen and a useful downstairs WC — all arranged for everyday family life and entertaining.
Upstairs there are three good-sized bedrooms served by a modern shower room. The property benefits from off-street parking for two cars, a detached single garage and a long, private rear garden with mature borders and two timber outbuildings. The depth of the plot offers scope for rear extension or landscaping (subject to planning).
Constructed in the 1930s–40s with solid brick walls and double glazing, the house is in solid external condition but would benefit from modest modernisation inside to maximise value. Heating is mains gas with a boiler and radiators. Broadband speeds are fast and there is low local crime, making this a practical choice for families seeking space near good schools and transport links.
Important considerations: the property likely lacks wall insulation due to its solid-wall construction and may need upgrading in parts to improve energy efficiency. The footprint is average for a three-bedroom home (approx. 949 sq ft) so buyers wanting very large interiors should verify room sizes in person. The tenure is freehold and there is no flood risk.
