Multi-level family home with large garden, garage and conversion potential..
Guide Price £300,000–£325,000
Three double bedrooms, versatile multi-level layout
Large private garden with patio, suitable for family use
High-ceiling garage plus block-paved driveway parking
One family bathroom only — single bathroom for three bedrooms
Built 1967–1975; typical mid-century maintenance considerations
Double glazing (post-2002) and mains gas central heating
Local secondary schools’ Ofsted ratings are mixed
Guide Price £300,000–£325,000. Bright, multi-level three-bedroom semi-detached home on Grenfolds Road with flexible living over three floors and a large private garden. The property offers practical family accommodation with a high-ceiling garage and driveway parking, set in a very low-crime, affluent neighbourhood.
The lower-ground level delivers a sizable lounge with sliding doors onto the garden and a kitchen with access to a useful undercroft space — ideal for a home office, storage or hobby room. Two well-proportioned double bedrooms sit on the upper floor and a further double bedroom on the ground floor provides convenient ground-level sleeping or guest space. There is one modern family bathroom.
Key technical points: freehold tenure, cavity-filled walls, double glazing installed post-2002, mains gas central heating with boiler and radiators. Broadband and mobile signals are average for the area. The house was constructed in the late 1960s–1970s, reflecting mid-20th-century build characteristics and layout.
This home will suit families seeking a versatile property with outdoor space and parking; buyers should note the multi-storey layout may not suit limited mobility. Local primary schools include Good-rated options, while secondary school ratings in the area are mixed, so check catchment specifics. Overall maintenance appears normal for its era, and the undercroft/utility space offers potential for improvement or conversion subject to survey and consents.