Large private rear garden with patio and lawn
Open-plan breakfast kitchen with island and bifold/patio doors
Four good-sized bedrooms, each with fitted wardrobes
Detached garage plus wide driveway for multiple cars
Period features: hardwood door, cast-iron radiators, fireplaces
EPC D; cavity walls assumed uninsulated — energy upgrades advised
Inside Coal Mining Reporting Area; survey recommended for buyers
Council Tax Band E; local area shows higher crime and deprivation
Set on a large plot in a quiet cul‑de‑sac, this 1930s detached house blends period charm with contemporary family living. The ground floor offers a generous living room with log burner, separate dining room and a striking open-plan breakfast kitchen with island and bifold/patio doors to the rear garden — ideal for everyday family use and entertaining.
Upstairs are four good-sized bedrooms, each with fitted wardrobes, plus a modern family bathroom and separate WC. Practical features include a garage, wide driveway parking and double glazing; the house is presented as ready-to-move-in for most buyers.
Practical considerations: the property currently has an EPC rating of D and cavity walls without added insulation are noted — upgrading insulation could improve efficiency. The home lies within the Coal Mining Reporting Area and is in a neighbourhood with higher-than-average crime and local area deprivation; council tax sits in Band E. Buyers should arrange a survey to confirm roof and structural condition and to verify services.
This house will suit buyers seeking generous family accommodation with period character and a large garden, plus potential to improve running costs and resale value through targeted energy upgrades and minor conservation works.
