Four bedrooms, master with ensuite
Character features: exposed beams and original brickwork
Stylish wooden flooring through much of the house
Conservatory plus spacious living room with patio doors
Landscaped garden with patio and decking; decent plot size
Garage plus loft storage (loft is supplementary storage)
Air-source heat pump with electric supply; consider running costs
Broadband reported as slow; may affect home working
This four-bedroom end-of-terrace home in Bishop's Castle blends period character with recent upgrades. Exposed beams, original brickwork and stylish wooden floors give a warm, cottage feel while double glazing improves comfort and efficiency.
The layout suits families: a spacious living room opens to a bright conservatory, the kitchen sits on the ground floor, and four bedrooms occupy the upper levels, including a master with ensuite. A loft store provides additional storage but is best described as supplemental rather than full-height accommodation.
Outside, a landscaped garden with patio and decking creates private outdoor space for entertaining and play. A garage adds secure parking and storage. Practical points to note: the property is freehold, has an air-source heat pump with radiators and electric supply, and broadband speeds are reported as slow, which may affect home working.
Set on a decent plot in a small town location with low crime and good local schools, this house will appeal to families seeking character and usable outdoor space, and to buyers who value a mix of period charm and modern comfort. Some buyers should allow for potential updates or targeted improvements to heating and connectivity if required.