No upper chain; freehold three-bed semi-detached
Off-street driveway parking for one–two cars
Private rear garden; small-to-medium plot
Boarded loft space offering good storage potential
Single family bathroom; one WC on ground floor
Well maintained externally; needs cosmetic updating internally
Adjoining garage/store—conversion potential subject to consent
Average broadband; council tax Band B (relatively cheap)
Set in a popular Meadowfield cul-de-sac, this three-bedroom semi-detached home offers straightforward suburban living with no upper chain. The property benefits from off-street driveway parking, a private rear garden and a boarded loft for useful storage — all on a modest, easy-to-manage plot. Gas central heating and UPVC double glazing make it comfortable year-round.
Internally the layout is practical: a through lounge/dining room, good-sized kitchen, covered utility/store with ground-floor WC and three first-floor bedrooms served by a single family bathroom. The house is well maintained externally but would benefit from modest cosmetic updating inside to reflect modern tastes and maximise value.
Potential buyers include growing families seeking nearby schools and local amenities, commuters using easy road links to Durham City and the A690/A1(M), and investors looking for a low-maintenance rental. The adjoining garage/store offers potential for conversion subject to planning and consent, which could add living space or increase rental income.
Notable limitations are the small-to-medium plot size, a single bathroom, and average broadband speeds (basic 19 Mbps / superfast 80 Mbps). Any structural or legal confirmations should be sought independently, and planned conversions will require the appropriate consents.
