Chain free freehold property with immediate possession possible|Three double bedrooms including loft-conversion third bedroom|Modern kitchen with dining area and courtyard garden|Single family bathroom only|Cavity walls assumed uninsulated — energy upgrades advised|EPC rating D — potential for lower bills after improvements|Small plot size and no garage|Low crime area and very cheap council tax
Set on a quiet Springwell Village terrace, this three-bedroom home blends period character with practical living space. The mid-20th-century brick façade and a cosy living room with exposed brick fireplace give immediate charm, while a modern kitchen with dining area opens out to a private courtyard garden — low-maintenance and easy to enjoy.
A loft conversion provides a useful third bedroom or flexible workspace, making the house suitable for first-time buyers, small families or those seeking an adaptable home. The property is chain free and offered as a freehold, allowing a straightforward purchase and quick move-in.
Practical points to note: the house dates from c.1930–1949 and has cavity walls assumed to lack insulation, and the EPC is rated D, so adding insulation or other efficiency upgrades would reduce running costs. There is one family bathroom and a modest plot size, but council tax is very low and the area records low crime.
Located close to local shops, takeaways and frequent bus links, the property sits near well-regarded primary and secondary schools, making everyday life convenient. Overall this is a characterful, well-located home with good potential to upgrade energy performance and personalise to taste.
