TF3 1BP - 3 bed accessible family semi in Buckingham Crescent, TF3 1BP

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3 bedroom semi-detached house for sale in Buckingham Crescent, Stirchley, Telford, Shropshire, TF3 1BP, TF3

Summary - 19 BUCKINGHAM CRESCENT STIRCHLEY TELFORD TF3 1BP

3 bed 2 bath Semi-Detached

Low-maintenance garden, generous living and single-floor en-suite for flexible family life.
Ground-floor wheelchair accessibility and en-suite bedroom for single-level living
Spacious kitchen/diner and living room with conservatory flow
Patioed low-maintenance garden with insulated, tanked workshop shed
Driveway off-street parking for convenience
EPC C; mains gas boiler with radiator heating
Double glazing fitted post-2002; built circa 1976–1982 (era features possible)
Area has above-average crime and pockets of deprivation—consider location impacts
Nearby schools vary in Ofsted ratings; some require improvement
This three-bedroom semi-detached home in Stirchley is built for comfortable family life and practical day-to-day living. The ground floor has been adapted for wheelchair accessibility and includes a useful en-suite bedroom, making it well suited to multi-generational households or buyers who need single-level facilities. The kitchen/diner and living room form a bright, sociable hub that flows to a conservatory and patioed garden for low-maintenance outdoor living.

Outside, the easy-care patio garden offers a defined social seating area and two sheds, one insulated and tanked ideal for a workshop or storage. Driveway parking adds practical convenience for commuting. The property benefits from modern double glazing, mains gas central heating with a boiler and radiators, and an EPC rating of C, balancing running costs with comfort.

Location is a strong point: local shops, good road links and several nearby schools make this a practical base for families. Note the wider neighbourhood has pockets of deprivation and crime levels are above average; some nearby schools have lower Ofsted ratings, so buyers should factor local services into their decision. The house dates from the late 1970s–early 1980s, so buyers may encounter era-specific features and should budget for any desired modernisation over time.

Overall this property is a straightforward, accessible family home with sensible running costs, flexible layouts and outdoor space that’s easy to maintain. It will particularly appeal to buyers seeking ground-floor accommodation, good commuter links and a low-upkeep garden; investors or owners planning updates will find clear potential given the era and size of the house.

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