Spacious extended kitchen-diner with Velux windows and French doors
Two double bedrooms and shower room; downstairs WC for convenience
Wide gravel driveway providing multiple off-road parking spaces
Good-sized enclosed rear garden with summer house and patio
Solid brick walls as built; likely no cavity insulation (improvement opportunity)
EPC rated D and Council Tax Band C; energy upgrades may be needed
Garage en bloc (separate from house) and useful storage options
Close to M42/M6 interchange — excellent links, potential road noise
This extended 1930s semi-detached home offers flexible living across an entrance hall, lounge and a large kitchen-diner with skylights and French doors. The house sits on a generous plot with a wide gravel driveway providing multiple off-road parking spaces, an enclosed rear garden and a useful summer house—good for family living and entertaining.
Internally the property is presented in good order with two double bedrooms, a shower room and a downstairs WC. Period features such as the front bay window and a log-burning stove in the lounge sit alongside contemporary additions including integrated kitchen appliances and Velux windows, creating a practical family layout with extra dining/living space from the extension.
Buyers should note some practical points: the property has solid brick walls likely without cavity insulation (assumed), an EPC rating of D and the garage is en bloc rather than directly attached. The location near the M42/M6 interchange gives excellent commuter links but may bring some road noise for sensitive buyers.
Overall this freehold semi is well suited to families or buyers seeking a spacious ground-floor entertaining area, generous outside space and good parking. A viewing is recommended to appreciate the extension and rear garden space in person.
