- Three bedrooms with side extension for extra living space
- Reception room with log burner and good natural light
- Utility room and dressing area; en‑suite services ready
- Large workshop/outbuilding suitable for office or conversion
- Off‑street parking and a decent rear garden
- Built c.1930–1949; some modernisation likely required
- Double glazing installed before 2002; mains gas central heating
- Area records above‑average crime; consider security measures
This three‑bedroom semi‑detached house in Hersden offers practical family accommodation across roughly 990 sq ft, with a useful side extension that increases ground‑floor living space. The layout includes two reception rooms, a kitchen with adjoining utility and a reception room with a cosy log burner — good for relaxed family evenings. A compact dressing room/extra space on the first floor has plumbing and services prepared to create an en‑suite if required.
Outside there is off‑street parking to the front and a decent rear garden with a large workshop/outbuilding that could become a home office, studio or further storage. Windows are double glazed (installed before 2002) and heating is by mains gas boiler and radiators. Council tax is low, which helps running costs.
Notable points to consider: the area records above‑average crime levels, so prospective buyers should check local crime data and consider security improvements. The property dates from c.1930–1949 and will benefit from some modernisation in places (kitchen/bathroom finishing may be required and the en‑suite is not fitted). Overall this is a practical, well‑proportioned family house with scope to add value by updating interiors and converting the workshop or dressing room.
