Chain‑free four‑bedroom home on a large corner plot close to schools and A‑road links.
Four double bedrooms including a large en suite main bedroom
Three reception rooms — lounge, dining room and home office/snug
Kitchen/breakfast room; good family flow to rear garden
Large enclosed corner plot with screened lawns and two patios
Garage plus block‑paved driveway (parking for 2–3 cars)
Timber‑frame construction (1976–82) — recommend full structural survey
Slow broadband speeds — may affect heavy home‑working needs
Chain free sale; Council Tax Band E (above average)
Set on a generous corner plot in St Nicholas Drive, this detached four-bedroom house combines traditional stone charm with modern family living. The ground floor offers three reception rooms — lounge, dining room and a versatile office/snug — plus a kitchen/breakfast room that opens to a screened private garden. The large garage and block‑paved drive provide practical parking and storage for up to three vehicles.
Upstairs there are four double bedrooms, including a master with a substantial en suite, and a family bath/shower room. The accommodation is bright and well laid out, with double glazing and gas central heating throughout. The property is chain free and located close to several well-regarded primary and secondary schools, making it a straightforward move for families.
The house was constructed in the late 1970s/early 1980s and is timber‑framed (as built), so buyers should note this and consider a detailed survey to confirm condition. The home is presented in good order but lies in a very affluent area and falls into an above‑average Council Tax band. Broadband speeds are reported as slow — important if you require high‑speed home working or streaming.
This is a practical, spacious family home with sizeable outdoor space and convenient transport links (easy access to the A1 and A66). It will suit buyers seeking comfortable accommodation with potential to update or personalise rather than a turnkey luxury refurbishment.