- Three bedrooms, two reception rooms, family bathroom
- Detached garage plus off‑road parking for multiple cars
- South‑westerly rear garden with patio and mature shrubs
- Freehold property with no onward chain
- Requires full modernisation and updating throughout
- Solid brick walls likely lack insulation; energy upgrades advised
- UPVC double glazing and mains gas boiler already fitted
- Broadband speeds slow; consider alternative connectivity for home working
Set in the popular Newton suburb of Chester, this traditional three-bedroom semi presents a straightforward family home with strong location benefits. The house offers two reception rooms, a fitted kitchen with utility area, driveway parking and a detached garage, plus a mature south-westerly rear garden — all on a freehold title and offered with no onward chain.
The property retains mid‑20th century character: bay window living room, separate dining room and original-style fittings. Practical improvements are already in place, including mains gas central heating, a modern Worcester boiler, and UPVC double glazing installed after 2002. The plot and room proportions suit young families or professionals seeking easy access to Hoole, Chester city centre, the train station and nearby schools.
Important to note: the house requires modernisation throughout and walls are likely uninsulated solid brick, so buyers should budget for upgrading kitchens, bathrooms and insulation for energy efficiency. Broadband speeds are reported slow, which may affect home working without alternative solutions. The garage and parking provide good practical storage and vehicle space, and the south-westerly garden offers a private sunny outlook once refreshed.
Overall this is a well-located, chain‑free opportunity for buyers wanting to personalise a traditional Chester home. Investors and renovators will find clear scope to add value; families will appreciate the convenient location and sizeable garden once modernised.
