Far-reaching countryside views from rear and front aspects
No onward chain — ready for immediate occupation
Large rear plot with patios, decks and garden; one deck needs repair
Generous off-street parking and single garage with oil tank recess
Dated kitchen (1980s) and interiors — scope to modernise
EPC rating E and oil central heating — higher running costs likely
Single main bathroom for four bedrooms; ideal for family upgrade
Council tax band E; area records higher deprivation statistics
Set on an elevated plot with far-reaching countryside views, this four-bedroom detached house offers spacious family living, generous parking and a single garage. The home includes two reception rooms, a conservatory and a sun room that bring light and garden outlooks to the ground floor. Sold with no onward chain, it suits buyers wanting immediate occupation or a renovation project to add value.
Internally the layout is practical: an entrance hall, cloakroom, large sitting room opening to a dining room, kitchen with utility area, and a first-floor bathroom serving four bedrooms. The property benefits from double glazing and an oil-fired boiler with radiators. The plot is a stand-out feature — a large rear garden with multiple patios and decks, although one deck requires repair.
Important considerations: the property has an EPC rating of E and oil heating, which may mean higher running costs and could limit mortgage or insurance options for some buyers. The kitchen and some internal finishes are dated (1980s style) and the home would benefit from updating throughout to modern standards. Council tax is band E and the surrounding area records higher levels of deprivation, factors buyers should weigh alongside the village’s very low crime rate and excellent mobile signal.
Overall this is a solid family house with strong garden and view potential. It will appeal to families seeking space and rural outlooks, or buyers prepared to modernise to improve energy performance and living standards.