One bedroom semi-detached bungalow, approx. 418 sq ft
Freehold with No Upward Chain — quicker purchase route
Large enclosed rear garden; scope for landscaping or extension (subject to consents)
Small overall internal size; best for one person or couple
Solid brick walls likely uninsulated — consider insulation costs
On-street parking only; no dedicated driveway parking
Close to Cannock town centre and strong commuter links
Area classed as deprived; weigh local market and rental demand
A compact, one-bedroom semi-detached bungalow offered freehold with no upward chain — an accessible step onto the property ladder or a straightforward buy-to-let opportunity. The layout is simple and bright: a front-facing bedroom, a generous lounge, fitted kitchen, utility/lean-to and a separate bathroom and WC. Fixtures are modern in places with UPVC double glazing, laminate flooring to the lounge and a fitted kitchen.
The plot is a genuine asset for the size: enclosed front and large rear gardens provide scope for landscaping, a vegetable patch or a modest extension subject to consents. Commuters benefit from quick access to Cannock town centre, nearby bus and rail links and major roads (A460, A5 and the M6 toll).
Be realistic about size and running costs: the property is small (about 418 sq ft) and was built with solid brick walls that are likely uninsulated, so heating efficiency may be below modern standards despite gas central heating. Parking is on-street only. The wider local area scores as deprived, which may affect resale or rental yields but is balanced by low local crime and fast broadband.
For a first-time buyer or investor seeking a low-maintenance, freehold bungalow close to town amenities, this home offers clear potential. Expect to budget for targeted improvements (insulation, possible cosmetic updates) to maximise comfort and long-term value.