Two-bedroom detached bungalow in quiet cul-de-sac
Off-street driveway and side garage for parking/storage
Conservatory and private rear garden; decent plot
No upward chain — ready for a swift sale
Requires renovation throughout; cosmetic and systems work needed
Electric room heaters only; consider heating upgrade
Cavity walls likely uninsulated — potential energy inefficiency
Modest internal size (about 559 sq ft) may limit layouts
Set at the head of a quiet cul-de-sac in Shirley, this mid‑century detached bungalow sits on a decent plot with driveway parking and a side garage. The layout is straightforward: reception hallway, lounge with sliding doors into a conservatory, kitchen, two bedrooms and a shower room. It will suit buyers seeking single-storey living close to local shops, schools and good road links to the M42.
The house is offered with no upward chain and presents a clear opportunity to modernise. Key strengths include a private rear garden, off-street parking and double glazing fitted after 2002. Broadband speeds in the postcode area can be high, and mobile signal is excellent, supporting modern home-working needs.
Buyers should note the property needs renovation throughout. Heating is by electric room heaters only, the original cavity walls are assumed uninsulated, and the overall internal size is modest at around 559 sq ft. These factors will influence running costs and may require investment to improve energy efficiency.
For downsizers or investors prepared to refurbish, this bungalow offers scope to refresh finishes, reconfigure services and add insulation to reduce bills. Its convenient location and no-chain status make it a practical short-term purchase with potential to add value once updated.