Ready-to-move-in bones with clear potential for improvement and energy upgrades.
- Three bedrooms with separate dining room and conservatory
- Approx. 50ft rear garden, good indoor–outdoor flow
- Garage in a block offers parking or storage
- Freehold and no onward chain for quicker completion
- Double glazing fitted post-2002 improves thermal comfort
- Cavity walls recorded with no insulation (assumed)
- Slow broadband speeds; may affect home working
- Modest plot and likely scope for internal modernisation
A well-proportioned three-bedroom terraced house offering an accessible step onto the property ladder. Ground floor layout includes a lounge, separate dining room and conservatory that opens onto an approx. 50ft rear garden — good indoor-outdoor flow for family life and entertaining.
Practical benefits include a compact modern kitchen, double glazing installed after 2002 and a garage in a nearby block for secure parking or storage. The home is freehold and sold with no onward chain, making a quicker move possible for first-time buyers or investors.
Notable constraints are slow broadband speeds and the cavity walls are recorded with no insulation (assumed), so improving thermal efficiency would be a sensible medium-term project. The plot is modest and the property dates from the late 1960s/early 1970s, so buyers should expect some period-appropriate fixtures and potential modernisation where desired.
Located near highly regarded primary schools and local green spaces, this house suits young families wanting good schooling options and easy access to town amenities and transport links. Council tax is described as affordable, and the area records very low crime and excellent mobile signal.