Spacious family home with loft conversion and extension potential (STPP).
Generous plot with front, side and rear gardens
Open-plan lounge ideal for modern family living
Third bedroom larger than average for this house type
Loft and decking area with strong conversion/extension potential (STPP)
Off-street parking plus driveway and garage
Cavity walls assumed uninsulated — potential heating costs
Single family bathroom only
Wider area shows above-average crime and local deprivation
This well-presented three-bedroom semi-detached home sits on a generous plot in Wibsey Village, offering a practical family layout and easy access to schools, parks and transport links. The bright open-plan lounge creates a sociable ground floor, while the third bedroom is larger than typical for this style of house. Off-street parking and a garage add everyday convenience.
The property has clear scope to extend and improve: loft space offers excellent conversion potential (STPP) and there is room to build above the decking behind the garage (STPP). These possibilities suit a growing family wanting added space or buyers seeking value through sympathetic extension and refurbishment.
Buyers should note some material considerations. The house dates from the 1930–1949 period and cavity walls are assumed to have no insulation, which may affect heating costs. There is a single family bathroom only, and the wider area shows higher-than-average crime and local deprivation indicators—factors to weigh when deciding on purchase and any security or community-focused improvements.
Practical positives include mains gas central heating, double glazing and fast broadband with excellent mobile signal. Council Tax Band C keeps running costs relatively affordable. Overall, this is a family-friendly home with tangible extension potential and a generous garden, well suited to buyers prepared to invest in targeted upgrades.