Overlooks nature reserve and ponds with private, landscaped rear garden
Large 21'7" open-plan kitchen/dining room for family living
Main bedroom with modern en-suite; two further double bedrooms
Driveway parking to front; garden shed included
Freehold with mains gas central heating and double glazing
Fast broadband reported; average mobile signal
Estate management charge approx. £375 per year
Plot described as small compared with larger suburban gardens
This well-presented three-bedroom semi-detached house sits at the end of a quiet no-through road, directly overlooking a nature reserve and ponds. Built between 2007–2011, the home offers modern fittings throughout, including double glazing, gas central heating and a spacious 21'7" open-plan kitchen/dining room that opens onto a private landscaped garden and paved patio — good for family life and entertaining.
The ground floor includes a lounge, separate 17'7" family room, and a downstairs cloakroom; upstairs has a galleried landing, three double bedrooms, a modern family bathroom and a 15'5" main bedroom with en-suite. Off-street driveway parking is provided to the front, and a garden shed remains. Broadband is reported as fast and the property is freehold with mains services connected.
Practical points to note: the development is classified in local data as a communal retirement / ageing urban area, which may affect the neighbourhood profile. There is an estate management charge of approximately £375 per year. The plot is described as small compared with larger suburban gardens, though the rear has been landscaped for low maintenance and privacy.
Overall this house suits growing families or buyers seeking a modern, low-maintenance home close to green space and good local schools. The property’s recent construction and connected services reduce immediate refurbishment needs, while the modest plot and annual management charge are realistic considerations for buyers.
